1996

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1291.
by 1996 8y ago
TLDR: you use formal verification methods to find obvious bugs in the sourcecode of blockchain contracts, taking advantage of the blockchain natural properties to limit the search space You have a great idea there. Run with it!
1292.
by 1996 8y ago
Typical negative comment when it comes to blockchain technology. Some people have made millions, some brand new technology is created after a unique technological advancement that solves the byzantine general problem, even YC is investing -
1293.
by 1996 8y ago
I need things running 24/7 unfortunately. But I won't pretend I know the rest of the market. I just know my small part, where I don't see a good fit. Anyway, the more competition the better, and I'm sure you will find a
1294.
by 1996 8y ago
Indeed, ICOs offer a great alternative for entrepreneurs: the opportunity to be snubbing VC. If I can raise money through an ICO without diluting, why would I waste my time with VCs and their beauty contests? This is the new third way: boot
1295.
by 1996 8y ago
It is more or less what ethereum is with ERC tokens
1296.
by 1996 8y ago
Indeed, it seems to be a nice business niche: charge a large premium for on-demand services, just hoping that clients are actively irrational in not re-evaluating their needs. Basically, you are betting they are too lazy to be moving over t
1297.
by 1996 8y ago
You should try reaching to them, but considering they have the expertise, that they own their infrastructure, and that they are also rolling out their own cloud offering, I am not really sure what may be their benefit in cooperating with yo
1298.
by 1996 8y ago
Then it is a copycat of nicehash. I wonder how they plan to undercut nicehash?
1299.
by 1996 8y ago
I hope not, or it is an epic fail 0.25x24x30.5=183 For 100 Eur, or about $120, you can get a 1080 inside A DEDICATED SERVER (!!) at Hetzner: https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/ex51-ssd-gpu?co... I guess I h
1300.
by 1996 8y ago
Biology rules :-)
1301.
by 1996 8y ago
As a kid I hated eating insects. I still do - I don't understand how people can. However, my definition of insects includes crawfish, lobster, urchins etc. They are fancy insects, but I do not see much difference between most seafood a
1302.
by 1996 8y ago
great! I do not know fishing (I just tried for a week with my grandfather) but I can related to watching the fish almost jumping out of the water!
1303.
by 1996 8y ago
I am quoting the author, and their analysis of the initial query. This observation from whoever wrote the article matches my own experimental results: initial queries are very very slow on Route 53 LBR. A distribution of queries is useless
1304.
by 1996 8y ago
Then why not practice without a fly - with just a pole and a line? You would not bother any fish, and you would derive as much enjoyment. (I am not into fishing so I may be missing something)
1305.
by 1996 8y ago
Random? Speed matters to end users. 12 Mb will not load in under a second for most users. Unless you absolutely dominate the field or have some specific redeeming feature, your users will move to your competitor services.
1306.
by 1996 8y ago
You are from Cloudflare? Could you tell me why the replies to geoip/latency based routing CNAMEs do not seem to be cached by Cloudflare? The setup is: domain.com -> geoiplbr.domain.com with cloudflare caching enabled. Nothing else t
1307.
by 1996 8y ago
Amazon performance is generally bad when using other services. We are rolling out a CDN, with a goal of 20 ms latency in most countries. We want more granularity that AWS - and some zones are just not well served (No AWS in Africa, incomple