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My beloved @DarthCoin, i sincerely hope you can grow into a fully formed padawan. Namaste
I learned how to convert my 401k into Bitcoin a few thousand $ a month.
The 401k hasn't suffered from this (compared to it's normal fluctuation of value).
I'll keep going until it's all in Bitcoin.
Ultimately, of course, power resides with the American people. Musk’s power comes from his ownership of capital, but the way he exercises it is fundamentally a democratic one — if he’s able to primary Congressional Republicans, it’s because his primary challengers are able to win votes, and if he’s able to start a rage-mob on X, it’s because people like what he says.
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This is the right way of managing your content.
Changes are tracked in a central location and you can copy/paste from there to SN.
What goes on SN needs to remain immutable like transactions on the chain.
Well, you have to see things like Peter Thiel does.
Then Trump's decision makes perfect sense.
His decision to make JD Vance vice president makes sense for the same reason.
I got an email from them the other day
You have a valid claim and are eligible for an additional payment. It will be sent to you by electronic pre-paid card.
Multiple choice or "fill in the blank" type questions would be the simplest to set up.
The hard part is to design the test that you know how to grade.
My Physics professor would give multiple choice tests where he worked out the answer once correctly and three more times making common mistakes.
It was very hard. You weren't able to "show your work", just take your best shot and hope you got it right.
Could you automate your grading by using a data entry system for them to take exams?
If so, everything could be in a computer and you just run your grading scripts over their inputs.
Grading would be consistent and fair because you remove the human variable (you).
You could set up the scripts and test them before the first class of the year and have all your afternoons free.
I did this because my college professors warned me there was a time limit on finishing my degree.
That motivated me to find an accredited Engineering school and finish.
It was a shock to me re-learning Calculus, but it was worthwhile getting that BS degree.