1 building with the roof gable windows side door and 2 front windows = 4400 usd.
Just a quick thought but what is your reasoning for not going with a single bigger building? You would cut a lot of costs and time and effort. Plus you'd be able to increase the roof space. I chose mine because it would be about the same size as my neighbor's which it will be being built next to. Kits I priced up were only 1-2k more than yours (though prices are surely in flux right now) though I will be making my own design. |
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I don't really believe that measuring from the March 2020 dip would be very reasonable, even though factually accurate (which would be around 15x) - but reasonable arguments could be made that bitcoin has actually gone up greater than 6x from whatever was its base - and $10k is surely a conservative base because bitcoin spent so much damned time in a $4k to sub-$10k status between 2018 and 2020.
I agree. If you zoom out all the way on the chart and set the price axis to log, you get a pretty definite straight line with no signs of the right-end of the S-curve yet. I'm not sure what people are thinking. It's said that the human brain has a hard time comprehending exponential growth, I suppose. |
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For peeps who had not adequately stocked up on bitcoin prior to September 2020, they might be needing more price appreciation to make up for what they "should have done." So yeah, some peeps might have either been distracted by various shitcoins or may have been busy thinking negatively about bitcoin which contributes to their failing/refusing to adequately prepare for UP.
Or perhaps we just don't want to sell our coin so cheap  Or maybe we're just using an excuse procrastinating. |
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Bitcoin has more than doubled as well - you're fine!
But not since I made the go decision. The lumber prices were quite a surprise. But yeah, if we're going from my buy-in price, we're probably talking about $1 |
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Nice. I am getting 2 sheds to replace the 28 year old 1 shed I have. I will be losing 96 sq ft of space and gaining 112+ 112 = 224 square feet of space  Also nice. I was going to be building a 12x20 right about now but lumber prices have more than doubled so I think I'm going to hold off a bit to see if they settle in the next few months or maybe if Bitcoin doubles and I don't give a damn. |
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bring back chartbuddy richy, caveat being you don't use it as leverage to insert irritating "flat tyres" conversations into the thread
Haha. Well, I'll certainly be removing the "block free capacity" indicators as redundant.
Well, bedtime soon. Am I gonna be rich or poor when I wake up? |
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Me? I'll be dead before all that Armageddon stuff happens, so I really DGAF...
The schedule's been updated. You might be in for a surprise. |
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Hello darkness, my old friend.
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No objections here. The nostalgia alone would be sufficient reason to bring back Chartbuddy.
Now would also be a good time for feature/improvement suggestions. |
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Although if you want a quickie number, having Infofront update the poll of this thread for such would give you a pretty quick result to see if there is division or a clear leaning in one direction or another...
First step might be just to see if there are any objections. For anyone unfamiliar, Chartbuddy would post 3D depth charts once an hour. To get an idea, you can go back about 4 years and see. |
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Yes, it's supposed to do that little guy.
Whatever you say...  |
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Right now, it's a complicated scenario where everything is pretty uncertain. We don't know what kind of other variants of the virus will appear, we don't know what the long-term effects are post-infection but we don't know those of the vaccine either.. it's all just an uncertainty and I think the worst thing I can do right now is take rushed choices..
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This is a little extra LOLOL material. They just keep setting up ways to save face and let the money printers go Brrrrrrr till King Bitcoin takes over.
Outrageous really but quite normalized. Possibly the writing is already on the wall for USD and they're just going all-out while they can. I'd expect an announcement about a new currency from BRICS sometime this year. |
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I mean that there are a lot of angles we could work this tire analogy, and if the tire really were flat, then I have no problem acknowledging it, but if the tire is merely low on air pressure or if it is starting to get worn and might need replacement, those are different variations in which the some attention or precaution might be needed to keep using the tire under that condition, but it would not necessarily mean that the tire cannot be used, but it might not be adequate for some purposes but still be adequate for other purposes and before winter comes it will be update or before going on a long trip air will be added.
Yes, that's kind of the point of the analogy. You can certainly drive on a flat tire and you may even reach your destination. You can also argue that it's not the tire that it's something else or even that cars are supposed to go thud-thud-thud-thud. Perhaps it's beneficial in scaring away deer? Would be an interesting development... and surely no straight forward thing to keep going... concededly beyond my pay grade..
In truth, I could just switch him back on. The main issue with keeping him going was that the gathering of data would fill my hard drive space. Since I never switched off the gathering of data, this is an issue I took steps to take care of (mostly by increasing hd space). I think his output could do with a freshen though. There's also the issue of after a long absence, whether people would really want him back. People complained and fussed when I introduced him to the other forum and did a bit on this one too when he was first introduced. We may need a poll. |
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You hardly make any sense on this point Richy.. You seem to be wanting to spout out some kind of nonsense about bitcoin being "grandpa coin" which is hardly even close to the case. As you likely realize, but maybe fail to appreciate, is that bitcoin remains paradigm shifting technology that has come along way since its October 2008 white paper and its January 2009 activation.. and there have surely been tweaks and developments along the way that keep it serving its original objectives and amazing levels of adoption, development, network effects, and future potential that is already built on strong foundations that you want to ongoingly poo poo as if some shitcoin might be better, even though you admit there is nothing that even comes close, but you still want to whine about grandpa coin not being enough for you. I hardly get your purpose, but hey hopefully some day you will figure out some ways to balance a bit more, and maybe get to fucking work on chartbuddy, so we can at least get some pleasures to balance out the pain of having to put up with your ongoing seemingly persistent whinings... #nohomo... you fuck.
I like the car, really. And you may well disagree that the tire is flat but when we're heading down the road and a fellow passenger asks what the thump-thump-thump-thump is coming from the back left wheel, I'm going to tell them what I believe to be the cause. If there was no thump-thump-thump-thump, there would be nothing to be said. Chartbuddy is currently under contemplation. |
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Similar to the recent subject about when should we start to measure BTC's price because of course, one of the very first transactions to buy two pizzas for 10k bitcoin might not be as representative as prices a few months down the road when larger numbers of trades are allowed and even locations for conducting such trades become more common.. so in that regard, there is a kind of product of the number of transactions and maybe the passage of time, and I do have some troubles gravitating on any price analysis that uses 2010 data because it seems so sporadic.. but it seems by the time that we are getting to 2011, even if the BTC price discovery is relatively immature, it seems fair enough to start to use that data rather than waiting for 2013 or some further down the road date - at least in my thinking.
I'd agree. I think that, barring contrary evidence, that is perfectly fine to consider as the seminal event in the price discovery for Bitcoin. I've always been wary of wanting to throw out data because it doesn't fit a narrative. |
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for the safety of my bitcoins  Hmmmm... |
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Oh look, 58 again...  |
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Apparently Italians don't like this sort of thing. I wonder what they would do to the person who failed to protect the data properly in the first place even though they claimed to have been protecting it.
Probably give them an empty briefcase and ask that it be returned full. |
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Now you're complaining bitcoin is too efficient and you wish it used more space.
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