Price has hardly moved. Is everyone in bed or waiting for confirms?  |
|
|
|
|
Just a heads-up...
When I tried to execute an option just after buying a small group of them, it went to a greyed out screen with the message ""Could not get security lock at <4-figure number I can't remember>" and failed to perform the execute.
I got the error 2 or 3 times, but when I came back a few minutes later the execute worked fine doing the same action.
It was ASICMINER-PT call options. I use Yubikey for 2FA.
|
|
|
|
Actually it is not unusual for China to require factories to shut down 1-2 days per week during periods of peak power demand. And that includes the special economic zones.
This has even happened in the west. For 10 weeks in the 70s, Britain had a Three-Day_Week. Yes it did. And i can still smell the uncollected rubbish on my school journey, and remember the frustrating electrical power cuts. It helped put Thacher into No.10 . There were quite the fashion that decade, it's easy to confuse them. |
|
|
|
Actually it is not unusual for China to require factories to shut down 1-2 days per week during periods of peak power demand. And that includes the special economic zones.
This has even happened in the west. For 10 weeks in the 70s, Britain had a Three-Day_Week. |
|
|
|
I should have bought some last week while price was 0.19+
If you buy a bunch now you're still an early adopter.  Better be quick though, the 2-week dividends are tomorrow. |
|
|
|
Read it again... I am currently holding 10000 shares
...so over $2,500,000 in AM shares alone.  |
|
|
|
|
How soon after the dividend does FC normally give an update?
|
|
|
|
What time usually are the dividends dished out at?
Last 3 weeks were about 2.45pm, 3.15pm & 1.30pm UTC. |
|
|
|
In the last hour we've had 2 blocks found, the last one was 45 mins ago.
Hmm... won't that make the dividends take much longer than usual today?  |
|
|
|
For someone doing charitable work and new to AI research I'd start with this page on their web site: http://intelligence.org/2013/06/05/friendly-ai-research-as-effective-altruism/The TED talk and links at the top page are vital reading for anyone involved in good works, regardless of their opinions on AI safety research. I'll be happy to answer more questions as best I can, but please note I don't work for or represent MIRI. |
|
|
|
Please consider adding the Machine Intelligence Research Institute to your list of non-profits.
Admirable, but not quite sure how this is a charity :/ The fact that it's a charity. It's recognized as a non-profit organization in the United States and as a Charitable Organization by the Canada Revenue Agency. |
|
|
|
Some malicious attacker should send out a 0.07 BTC/share dividend to ASICMINER share addresses, and dump their shares as people panic buy on PTs That's the crazy way round! I'm going to set up some buy walls tomorrow & send everyone 1 Satoshi.  |
|
|
|
A coin crashed would be perfect.
It would make total sense for a foundation member or other Crypto expert to then take a stand on national media and clarify things.
Like this, for example:
"Yes, alternative coin projects have sprouted, but to create a cryptocurrency, you need calculating power. With Bitcoin, we have the total calculation power of a whole city of supercomputers. It is so strong, you just can't take it over. The problem with the new innovation currencies is that attackers have enough power to take them down in an instant. Innovation, as we all know, needs to take place. But at the current time if a new currency comes out, it might not survive an attack, something we HAVE to think about in the future. We have had this success with Bitcoin and Bitcoin by now, is completely secured, the costs of attacking this network are so tremendous,even the preisdent would have default on this one. We have to see the new currencies as experiments, and some experiments will tremendously fail. Unlike Bitcoin, that until now, has survived and thrived through all attacks it has taken."
Next day's headline... Funny money "might not survive", Bit-Coin boss admits. "Attack so tremendously costly, Obama will default."
|
|
|
|
Hell, point the latest Cray supercomputer at BTC, and you'll suffer the same fate
No. The top 500 supercomputers in the world combined couldn't do it now. |
|
|
|
|
Show Posts
