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by 6nf 9y ago
All of those are better done using other technologies. I don't see what the benefit is of shoehorning a blockchain in there. What's the killer app? Sorry to be annoying but I honestly don't see why an CIO would choose a block
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by 6nf 9y ago
You don't need a blockchain to do that
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by 6nf 9y ago
So what's the use case?
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by 6nf 9y ago
Doesn't ETH have a testnet like Bitcoin?
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by 6nf 9y ago
So why bother with a blockchain at all?
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by 6nf 9y ago
Time for another hard fork!
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by 6nf 9y ago
A study of people who got into devastating accidents leaving them paraplegic or quadroplegic found that after 6 months, those who were generally happy before the accident returned to being generally happy. Those who were unhappy before the
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by 6nf 9y ago
There are a few altcoins using Proof of Stake already
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by 6nf 9y ago
It's called User Activated Soft Fork or UASF for short. It could end up being nothing but it's worth noting the date. There are currently two main ideas on how to scale Bitcoin. One camp is the called Bitcoin Unlimited and it&#x27
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by 6nf 9y ago
Just an ad for a book
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by 6nf 9y ago
2nm is only 4 silicon atoms in a crystal matrix
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by 6nf 9y ago
Some people need the sugar, some do not. It's not always easy to work out which is which so you may need to err on the side of caution until you know your co-workers better.
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by 6nf 9y ago
> JavaScript is going to continue to be used as "glue code" This is a temporary situation. Eventually you'll be able to do everythign in WebAssembly, including DOM access etc. How long that will take is anyone's guess
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by 6nf 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xRqXYsksFg
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by 6nf 9y ago
nope
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by 6nf 9y ago
You don't need a different NoSQL database, you need a relational database.
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by 6nf 9y ago
It's the same thing but the Holometer is intended to be more sensitive than LIGO.
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by 6nf 9y ago
We researched this and it seems like the 'optimal' temperature for office workers in warmer climates is 23-24 C or 73-75 F. In the winter your office temp should go down slightly to compensate for people wearing thicker clothes.
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by 6nf 9y ago
It does help when you go out to lunch etc, even the 5 mins from building to building can be pretty sweaty
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by 6nf 9y ago
> The logic would need to have been put in years before it activates. But we HAD years to do this. Why didn't we do it?
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by 6nf 9y ago
I've added you on Google Hangouts, would love a chat :)
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by 6nf 9y ago
Wait I got it never mind :)
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by 6nf 9y ago
Now I can't solve it :( This is my best so far: http://i.imgur.com/eYgcMqs.jpg Please help!
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by 6nf 9y ago
Level 34 also http://i.imgur.com/BPAw8vO.jpg
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by 6nf 9y ago
I have a solution for #22 with 2 mirrors left over: http://i.imgur.com/XB4QwLy.jpg
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by 6nf 9y ago
Seems a bit unfair. Go player study games of other players too, they don't just rely on personal experience.
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by 6nf 9y ago
What do you mean by that?
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by 6nf 9y ago
Yes it's on the roadmap
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by 6nf 9y ago
Roulette Clause
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by 6nf 9y ago
They did an autopsy, this is the coroner's report. He would have checked for heart conditions.

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