At least the global supply chain has shown it's very robust to disruptions like this.

I guess this depends mostly on how much downside risk you're willing to take on, since you could always offer your tenant discounts to protect them against volatility in the other direction.

Yes, keep me posted.

Crap. I was a little bit more diligent this week. Hopefully it's not too little, too late.

I also think it's fine to have these two summaries be highly technical, since you're planning on building off of them. Some of the context and "Why should I care?" will come later.

For bitcoin beginners with degrees in mathematics or related fields

Where possible, it would be nice to get some motivation. Why this procedure, instead of something else? What exactly is this accomplishing?

It's tough sledding for most of us to read and understand a dense block of technical details, even if we have the requisite knowledge to do so.

Another very impressive post!

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"Maybe" and "Maybe not" mean the same thing.

Got distracted by work and picking the kid up from preschool. I'll dive back in shortly.

This is very interesting.

I'm curious what your thoughts are on actually pricing your rental agreements in BTC: i.e. 0.01 BTC per month. Obviously, you'd have to then lower rent every so often, rather than raising it as is done on fiat.

Eventually, we want to get away from pricing things in fiat and start actually using BTC as our unit of account.

That's the big one. It'll also be important to have merchants offering a discount for using bitcoin, which they should be able to do without the credit card fees (and potentially without some avoidable taxes).

Welcome!

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Maybe they know something I don't know. Minnesota was a heavier favorite than I thought they should be last night.

I just started reading part 2.

I'm back to being uncertain about the Minnesota-Denver series. I put a little down on Minnesota, because they're substantial underdogs. I don't see why either of these teams would be strong favorites, at this point.

Really impressive summary. Great job!

Yes, great idea!

Maybe a "This day in Stacker News" type of thing.

I did some work on migration in grad school. For a couple of decades now, there's been a pronounced trend of people moving out of the biggest cities and into mid-size metros.

Even if you aren't in unincorporated areas, most American suburbs are incorporated as their own small towns. There's a lot of choice there, as well as more accountability, and you still have access to most city amenities.

I'm leaning into the 80-20 rule. If I can't get 80% of my work done in 20% of the time, I might be in trouble. I'm also assuming that I can get by with only doing 80% of my work.

We'll see how that goes, but so far so good.