/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20743281
>I DONT DERAIL THREADS
nice strawman
don't put words in my mouth
you might have to EAT your words later
keep bumping the thread though
no one cares about your yelping and whining
you mangy dogs who come begging for scraps and barking will have your teeth kicked in

>>20287374
you're already dead

>>19775077
https://www.counterpunch.org/2020/06/02/this-is-not-a-revolution-its-a-blueprint-for-locking-down-the-nation/

There is something being concocted in the dens of power, far beyond the public eye, and it doesn’t bode well for the future of this country.

Anytime you have an entire nation so mesmerized by political theater and public spectacle that they are oblivious to all else, you’d better beware.

>>17675009

swingies did. they're like vampires. they just suck the life out of everything good and pure in this world. this would almost be impressive but they always end up losing it all in the end, being the junkie intersex midwits that they are.

how is it that you guys tolerate swingies this late in the game?

>>17664282
thanks for the alternate but it's still hanging on connected status
still surprises me how hard it is to get live video streams set up without issues

>>17593457
>According to Baseline, this can be done without a token
that statement doesn't invalidate chainlink tokenomics since baseline isn't performing the same function as chainlink
namely, Baseline isn't looking to be a decentralized oracle, but is serving another purpose:
>>17593466
>It's a USD ramp.

for further reading:
ConsenSys’ John Wolpert, who was also on the founding team of Hyperledger Fabric, explained what Baseline is and isn’t: “This is not a platform. It’s not a product. It’s not a coin, a token. It is a way of using the main net (public Ethereum) that will be acceptable, we think, to very conservative corporate CSOs (chief security officers), CIO, CTOs, where they can finally say, yep, it’s okay to use the main net in this way.”

>>17337190
>I never had the luxury of college or going to schook with out debt, or massive fucking stress/distractions
understandable
a lot of friends I know dropped out of engineering after first year because they weren't focused
a few others that I know had a mental break around 2nd year and they never recovered

I realized that the story of "Harry Potter" is a direct analogy for higher level learning
Also I didn't realize how much danger you put yourself in by actually studying and experimenting with fundamental physics, particularly related to Tesla's research and discourse regarding God

>>17264002

it's fucking over for swingies. something like this happens and they think they have the upper hand, but in reality their numbers are thin and their conviction in being able to safely swing link is dwindling. they're beginning to panic, and rightfully so.