/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14159202
it's relevant because if a 2.1 MB block size is reached it's still worse than just having 2 MB blocks with NO complexity increase

>>13302173

>>12593606
that's how bitcoin at scale must work

>>12550055
YOU FUCKING PUSSY GOD DAMN IT GO WORK IN RETAIL OR BE A HELP DESK SLAVE YOU NIGGER GOD DAMN YOU MADE ME SO MAD

>>12347938
the point of big blocks are so that the ceiling isn't hit when actually needed

>>11226206
>>11227931
how likely do you think it is for venezuelans to deal with BTC's unreasonable fees when their average salary is like 2 USD per month? of course it's BCH

>>10577929
>>10578601
1. It is August 2017.
2. A fork happens.
3. Afterwards BTC changed.
4. BCH stayed true to the original vision.

>>9046264
you dont even understand that BTC doesn't adjust its difficulty until after 2016 blocks, which is every 5.6 days at normal hashrate, but if miners jumped over to BCH the hashrate drop would grind the BTC block generation to a complete halt and cripple the BTC network for weeks or months if not permanently

>not moving your money offshore
>being this stupid

>open bank account in different countries
>transfer the money back and forth in bits and pieces
>when everything's scrambled you deposit it all in cash
>fake identity theft
>deposit ALL of your real money in cash and stash them
>make some shit of your own disappear
>sell your house or something who gives a fuck
>you now have the money from the old job + your real savings + money from the house
>report it
>eventually things will sort itself out
>once they'll come for the money you wont know what they're talking about since you never noticed that you where still getting money from them.
>they got squat shit since your identity was stolen and you managed to prove it was stolen because it was you who pulled it off

Fucking pleb l2mastermind

>>687140
>Don't listen to this guy. It's way more worth it to pay the pittance for community college and have someone else teach you rather than waste effort trying to learn on youtube.

Get fucked.

#1. If you want to learn, you can. Welding is all about stick time. You need to know the basic settings, see examples of the techniques and then after that it's burning rods for hours on end until your brain automates 95% of what's going on.

#2. You're going to be going to college during regular working hours. That means either you work a shit, low pay job, or you go into debt. On top of that you'll be paying a premium for welding in a technical college booth rather than your garage.

#3. I said "college is great", did I not? Yeah, I did. If you want to go that route, it will work. My entire point, which you fucking missed, was that what community college gives you, you can get cheaper and faster elsewhere, and at your convenience.

>>589198

You are for the most part correct. However, markets aren't entirely efficient. The market has many thousands of morons on eTrade and other services who make trades based on sentiment. They buy a stock because they "heard it was good". If you can track and analyze this irrational sentiment, you can still obtain an advantage in a market that's completely efficient otherwise.

For example, if fucking Mad Money says to buy a stock, that stock it probably going to get overvalued from all the plebians scrambling to buy it. Since stock prices are self-correcting, you can short sell that stock and have a pretty good chance of coming out on top. I follow major publications like Mad Money or Ken Fisher's Forbes columns, and then take counterposition on whatever stocks they pick. It's netted me 18% this year.