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3521  Economy / Services / Re: Looking for someone to design a company logo on: March 26, 2013, 08:22:24 PM
Hi

I am looking for someone with talent to design a company logo.

If you are creative and can provide examples of your work please reply or PM me.

I will pay in cold hard BTC  Wink

I'll send you a PM. I can't provide samples, but everyone has to start somewhere right?

You might want to make some mock-ups before advertising your services Tongue
3522  Bitcoin / Press / Re: 2013-03-27 motherboard.vice.com: This Pizza Cost $750,000 on: March 26, 2013, 08:18:28 PM
Next up: the pizza worth $1,000,000.
3523  Other / Off-topic / Re: Bioshock Infinite Stream on: March 26, 2013, 05:09:12 AM
Didn't know this game was already out!
3524  Other / Meta / Re: change username on: March 26, 2013, 05:03:10 AM
I too am curious Shocked
3525  Other / Off-topic / Re: GoogleCoin on: March 26, 2013, 05:00:30 AM
Think about all the stupid things Google announces that are met with disinterest.  Remember Google Wave?  I liked that one. 

Didn't that evolve into Google+?  I got into the beta of Wave; I can't remember for the life of me what it was supposed to do.
3526  Other / Off-topic / Re: chat with a scammer on: March 26, 2013, 04:59:46 AM
Have you ever been scammed?  And did you get angry, or did you chalk it up as experience?
3527  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What do you guys think of DEFCAD.com? on: March 26, 2013, 04:55:25 AM
Looking forward to 3D-printed Food.  Sometime in the next 10 years? 

They're already experimenting with it Grin  As long as it's left unhindered, it will flourish.  But Obama has already stated he wants to regulate it to death.  So who knows.
3528  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Elite Symbolism on Mt Gox Website? on: March 26, 2013, 04:53:35 AM
The sun rising over a popular Japanese mountain?  On a Japanese website?

How strange!  That's almost as weird as American mixed with red, white and blue and bald eagles.

Also, is this kid dense?  He's recommending doing more research on Bitcoin, and has done about 5 minutes worth of glancing over Bitcoin info himself.  And from a Facebook account Roll Eyes  What a fucking tool.
3529  Economy / Economics / Re: Senate Shows Unanimous Support For Ending Too-Big-To-Fail Subsidy on: March 25, 2013, 07:14:44 PM
Distraction. Why don't they talk about getting rid of this horse shit two-party system? That would be news. This is just the same old thing, and literally means nothing. The banks have already done the damage.
3530  Economy / Economics / Re: €urope is crushed under austerity while Germany re-rises on: March 25, 2013, 07:10:38 PM
This kid is a confirmed troll. Take everything it says with a heavy dose of skepticism.
3531  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Parenting and stateless dispute resolution on: March 25, 2013, 04:49:45 PM
What kind of crazy world would we live in if children were raised like they were people?
3532  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What if all taxes were distributed to all citizens equally? on: March 25, 2013, 04:48:09 PM
In some countries governments give people vouchers to spend on private schools, instead of spending the money on public schools.  It seems to work quite well.

I've considered this as well. If there is a tax in any given society, the very least we could do is have control over what goes where. It's a tax when we all chip in to make our lives better. It's robbery when it gets sucked into war and social security and government paychecks. Though I do believe a no-taxation system is plausible and preferable (nay sayers are the free loaders to begin with as they attest nobody will voluntarily invest in their own surroundings--the average mindset of one who would only pay their taxes if they had to, and would only clean their home if their mother/wife threatened to make life hell) a system where taxes are reimbursed to the public in the form of notes which pay for the services they choose to use would still be leagues better than allowing the guy getting the tax money to pass tax law. Of course he's going to pay himself, and he's going to route that money wherever he's pressured to. Long story short, it's not for us.
3533  Other / Off-topic / Re: I dream of building a libertarian shire on: March 25, 2013, 05:06:15 AM
I dream of a world where every man is entitled to his uninhibited pursuit of happiness.
Even a rapist?

I'd say that's more of a side project to a person's big goal; just as a pedophile might dream of being an astronaut.  The pedophilia is just an unfortunate part of him.  Then again, if a man's ultimate desire is to be accepted as he is, there would be an interesting conflict for the rapists and the pedophiles.  I know a rapist can satiate his desire with make-believe, as people who want to be raped (a contradiction as I see it but I can't vouch for them) can also fulfill this desire.  But a rapist who wants the real thing is never going to get what he wants without a hitch, lest he do so without witness.  So I wonder, do some people desire to rape, or is it an act of desperation for being at a disconnect with those around them?  Imagining a better society than we currently have, where people would find it easier to develop relationships with one another, would we also see a decline in rape?
3534  Other / Off-topic / Re: WTF is going on? on: March 25, 2013, 04:55:24 AM
Why is it that these discussions always focus on guns and never ask WHY ARE PEOPLE LOSING THEIR MINDS ALL OF A SUDDEN? Our society is sick and profits from the emotional and mental destruction of humanity. Guns are nothing but a DISTRACTION from the REAL KILLER, the systemic illness of our society as a whole. It makes you feel better at night if you can just blame it on a handful of wackos rather than acknowledge it for the complex system of destruction it is. If you did that you would have to examine and take responsibility for your own behavior, and no one wants that!

This.
3535  Other / Meta / Re: Get Donator status by donating 10 BTC on: March 24, 2013, 11:50:14 PM
Will the donate amount change with the BTC value? Bearing in mind 10BTC is worth around $600 now, I'm sure thats much more than 1 months hosting Wink
However, there's a point to be made that changing the donations threshold might be unfair to previous donators.

True, but their 10 BTC back then wouldn't have been worth quite as much Tongue  A few months ago, it would've been quite a sum.  Today, you really gotta want it!
3536  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Concept about bitcoin I don't understand on: March 24, 2013, 11:44:25 PM
Hi,
Firstly, sorry if its a really stupid question.

for what i know:
Digital currencies can be easily doble payed (using same coin to pay two transactions)
To aid this, all transactions are held upon confirmation buy all the mining machines looking for blocks.
These miners are rewarded with newly generated coins that get produced.
Difficulty levels adjusts in order to equilibrate the mining of coins which also half every 4 years.

So the question is: when the number of bitcoins reaches 21 millions and no more coins are produced,
will all the bitcoin system rely on non-rewarded donating miners in order to not go wrecked?

The miners receive both transaction fees and receive newly minted coins; once all coins are minted (sometime long after we're dead), they'll be paid only in transaction fees.  The question is, how many miners are required to strap the system down?  Hopefully it matches up well with how many people will be using Bitcoin by the time the last coin is minted.
3537  Other / Off-topic / Re: What's a good path into proper coding? on: March 24, 2013, 11:33:13 PM
Python is a good choice for a game designer. C++ is the dominant language for PC and console games, but it is not a great choice for someone writing their own games because you spend more time working on the low-level code than the game code. Android apps are written in Java. iOS apps are written in Objective C. A game designer in a large game company might use Javascript, Lua, Python, or ActionScript, if he does any programming at all. I was a game programmer for about 20 years until I got out of the business recently.

Ahh, so you know 100% what you're talking about Grin  Wonderful!  I'll definitely take your advice, then, and continue learning in Python--might give Java a shot, but I keep hearing that it's an inefficient language (since it's like a VM,) and to go with C++...  But as long as I'm sticking with indie games for the moment, I don't think it'll be too big of an issue, right?  I don't plan to focus on coding in the long run, as I'd much rather be on the artistic side of things, solving creative problems, not writing out algorithms, but at the same time, I hear it's good for a game dev to know core coding practices so he can understand his programmers and how everything needs to be done.

It is a bit of a vague question in hindsight but I'm not sure what I want to make. I just want to increase my coding ninja skills. Games is a good call. I know a few games programmers and C++ is the only way. Although they used to make a lot of games in flash for the web. The maths is very scary for games.

I've done a bit of PHP in terms of self development but I never seem to be able to finish the books on it. I can do it all with ASP.Net and it seems like a real ballache to do it with somthing else that you have to learn all over. true there are jobs in it though.

I might get back into Javascript for a bit I used to love coding with javaScript and it's took off a bit since the last time I coded anything with it.

Thanks for the ideas man and good luck with your own coding Smiley

Sorry OP!  Didn't mean to hijack.  I believe the philosophy behind coding goes this way: understanding code is great, and you should be good with it, but in the end, it matters most what you do with it.  It's like writing; you can have beautiful prose, and masterful technique, but it don't matter if you never put it to work!
3538  Other / Off-topic / Re: What's a good path into proper coding? on: March 24, 2013, 11:04:09 PM
Depends on what you wanna do...  I'm a novice coder so I don't know nothing!  But I want to get into game design, and I've been told C++ is the key to that.

On the other hand, I hear it's great to be good at everything, to know many languages, and be able to solve most any problem.  PHP is supposed to be the most popular language today (I think?) and that'll land you plenty of work.

C++ is probably not a good choice for a game designer unless you are going to write your own software, and then it is still not a great choice. The choice of the language depends mostly on the platform.

Post 666 ahhh!

But yeah I'm just repeating what I hear, AFAIK C++ is supposed to be the most common in the industry.  At the moment I'm trying to wrap my head around my first language, Python, and then plan to jump into C++.  But to be fair, I still don't know what I'm doing, and I've yet to find anyone who can code and has a passion for video games Tongue  What do you mean exactly by platform?  You're referring to consoles, handhelds, or PCs, right?
3539  Other / Off-topic / Re: I ask for your help on: March 24, 2013, 10:52:46 PM
By the way OP, how do you plan on spending the BTC?  Have you made plans to move elsewhere yet?
3540  Other / Off-topic / Re: What's a good path into proper coding? on: March 24, 2013, 10:39:49 PM
Depends on what you wanna do...  I'm a novice coder so I don't know nothing!  But I want to get into game design, and I've been told C++ is the key to that.

On the other hand, I hear it's great to be good at everything, to know many languages, and be able to solve most any problem.  PHP is supposed to be the most popular language today (I think?) and that'll land you plenty of work.
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