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I have emailed him. Will do!

Yep I get you. I’m not sure it’s exactly the same as KYC though. I’m not talking about providing FS to anyone.
What if you keep a hash of the name and address and a signature attesting to that hash?
Then if someone tells you “I’m JoeBlack2” then uCanCheck.

@852 what’s your social graph worth?

I’m going to follow someone and create a dB of all your public follow txs and maybe to build something portable.

...reviewing independent movies, users can show up and already be following the people they follow elsewhere on this new service.

Twetch / PowPing
Can either of you make your social graphs available to external apps somehow? What I mean is a paymail based set of txs or a dB which means when I build a new service for say...

That’s great Steven. The mortgage itself must’ve been issued by a bank though.

Not necessarily. It’s a good indicator of how open (lacking), dutiful, and agreeable someone is. These characteristics are largely immutable post development, and so ought not to be the basis by which one discards friends in times of unrest.

In the UK we have 10 or so. US seems like hundreds. Thanks for the tip, mich appreciated.

Thanks Steven. BitCoin is an amazing tool, but it’s not really a bank. I can’t pay my taxes or rent from Electrum SV.

A question for US residents:

Who do you bank with? Do you have good challenger banks in your area?

For reference, I really like Starling Bank here in London. No bricks and mortar, just a great app that lets me use fiat for when bills must be paid.

The Twitter thing reminds me of a very similar scam that was happening on YouTube a few months back. Reposting a live stream of an old conference and framing it with a “giveaway” scam. Good to know that tracing means they will be caught and stopped.

😤 not again

Live Streamers:

Which device / software do you like to stream video content?

/poll [OBS,Browser & Webcam,Phone Native App,Zoom,Other (add below for $)]

Woah Baemail has been going for almost a year and just hit 4,000. That’s incredible!

Excellent!

Then again if you are doing micro tasks for many different people you are likely to be “self employed” doing extremely short term fixed contracts, and would self assess. In UK there is no tax to pay for the first £12k so the lowest rung would be exempt.

I’m not sure. I suspect that the legal definition changes depending on things like frequency. When you ask “where does your income come from” and you say “mostly micropayments from doing x for y” ...

...then you are probably under some sort of common law casual employment and therefore whoever is paying you is liable to pay employers’ NI in the UK / whatever taxes apply in that country.

Crediting @145 for inducing this thought.

An employee is defined under an employment contract, I believe.

Minimum wage laws are well understood to be damaging to the economy.

Interesting questions.

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With BSV, since we can earn $0.01 for doing a simple task, we lower the first rung of the jobs market. Everyone can participate. That’s never been possible before.

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Listening to the CG roundtable I just realised something. AI and UBI are often touted as solutions to the increasing level of complexity in the workplace. What do the bottom 10% do?