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by 1-6 6y ago
I still question the early bag-holders of Bitcoin. Where are they and what do they do now? I think Litecoin came at a time when more people had an awareness of cryptocurrency, it's more democratized during the initial phases because of
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by 1-6 6y ago
Well, things have a tendency to come full-circle again. Maybe with the cloud offerings, we'll realize that open-source isn't so great and go back to more proprietary offerings.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Why aren’t there any mention of highly popular alt-coins like Litecoin? It’s less volatile for real use as a fiat alternative and transaction speeds are a lot faster because of the low service fee to speed things up. I kinda regretted keepi
904.
by 1-6 6y ago
I try to opt-out whenever I can but I’m pretty sure there are several other blind-spots I haven’t blocked. Pi-hole does that for both the US and worldwide. I just need to figure out how to proxy my phone web requests home through VPN or Wir
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by 1-6 6y ago
Sometimes I wonder how certain deals show up as website advertisements and recommendations. Certain blog posts or forum posts appear magically in my search result knowing what I was planning for. Deals and YouTube recommendations also seeme
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by 1-6 6y ago
The eMac was also another good one along the same lines as the original iMac. At that point in time, the polycarbonate unibody was getting phased out and LCD displays were already getting cheaper to mass produce. It’s probably one of the la
907.
by 1-6 6y ago
Glad you've stated this because going forward, software generally gets deprecated more often than maintained (I'm sure there are a few rare cases). Our hardware is very intertwined with software, so we toss out perfectly good hard
908.
by 1-6 6y ago
I’ve been tracking the news and the priority of administering the vaccine has been a debate in itself. If ML can truly find out the obvious and identify key areas to target, we can avoid a bunch of unnecessary finger pointing. What may seem
909.
by 1-6 6y ago
If Stanford truly used ML to generate the algorithm, there’s really no back-tracing to find where the decision went wrong besides looking through datasets. There’s your perfect scapegoat.
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by 1-6 6y ago
An algorithm is clearly a virtual scapegoat. They’ll need to interview those who were involved in coding it. Dig deeper to find out why.
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by 1-6 6y ago
I miss the days when fireplaces and campfires were commonplace. Now you can’t even gather brushwood at “protected” campsites without facing penalties. Campers are actually helping to clear out tinder. They’re not loggers.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Two words: Overpromised, Underdelivered
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by 1-6 6y ago
The Raspberry Pi Foundation is the only company I can rely on to bring me into the future.
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by 1-6 6y ago
In my opinion, under ideal circumstances will you have interdependency between countries with everyone sharing a part in the process. What will end up happening is that countries will split into two ideological ‘nations’ like in Axis vs All
915.
by 1-6 6y ago
I wonder if yesterday's technology still keeps its value better because of this. I sure have a lot of electronics.
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by 1-6 6y ago
I think the efficiencies of manufacturing in one country still outweighs the benefits of diversification. I'm not an expert on these matters but it just seems obvious. You'll have to move around materials and there are trade/
917.
by 1-6 6y ago
Cookies aren't necessary because you'll have to login to get much of the functionality out of Github anyway.
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by 1-6 6y ago
-$30? That sounds reasonable, someone to pay me to take the test.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Actually, they should reboot National Lampoon's vacation with an electric vehicle. That would be funny to watch.
920.
by 1-6 6y ago
Whichever car designer decided to laminate simulated wood on the sides of the car needs to have their car taken away.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Let's not forget the expiration dates on Car Safety Seats. C'mon, really? Seats with Styrofoam may deteriorate eventually but I haven't heard of a casualties due to expired car seats.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Like Snowflake?
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by 1-6 6y ago
I just like how the domain it points to is woodworkingnetwork.com
924.
by 1-6 6y ago
You can get far with bad branding. Case: Ubuntu
925.
by 1-6 6y ago
I tend to disagree. Apple's newest iPhone 12 Pro Max IS supposed to entice photographers and marketed towards creators. Photogs have always inconvenienced themselves with camera gear just to get the better quality shot. You'll see
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by 1-6 6y ago
Understood, the Taptic Engine (haptic feedback) is a really great feature that Apple also took to their MacBook trackpad (actually, not sure which came first). They've removed one extra point of mechanical failure and gave their laptop
927.
by 1-6 6y ago
Here's one favorite: Nevada. Why? No local income tax!
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by 1-6 6y ago
I'm still transitioning but I've taken my knowledge in Civil 3D/Revit, disseminated the APIs, and picked up C# and Python. I'm trying to create tools to help engineers in software. I think that's the fastest path fo
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by 1-6 6y ago
Apple Photos and Google Photos have started to assemble nice slideshows with music. Now they're doing face recognition. I think there's great potential for ML to curate the photos for me. I hope my phone can one day present to me
930.
by 1-6 6y ago
I've owned 35mm full frame sensor cameras, Micro-four thirds, and the RX100vii. The iPhone with a tripod still seems to me like the most convenient way to travel. The only thing which would 1UP the iPhone would be a camera and viewfind

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