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Buttes
9y ago
What do you want to do with BTC scripts that you can't do now? P2SH lets you use arbitrary scripts, at least.
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Processes can monitor each other. Processes dedicated to monitoring and restarting other processes are called supervisors. You code for the "happy path" and let a tree of supervisors handle unexpected failures. An uncaught excepti
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9y ago
Yeah he basically admitted it in a PGP signed message . Why are we debating his innocence?
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9y ago
This would be solved by configuring jiffy to use maps instead of proplists.
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9y ago
The NYT issues corrections
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9y ago
I find that really hard to believe. Maybe for some kinds of pain OTC meds or marijuana will cut it, but when I have really bad back pain nothing works as well as opiates, not muscle relaxers, not tylenol, not even close . Opiates work like
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9y ago
Ya, for example, I've seen people react with surprise when they're told (withdrawal from) heavy drinking can cause life threatening seizures.
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9y ago
Wasn't this connection pretty well known? Colon cancer and all that. Plus like cmon its no secret alcohol os tough on your body, cancer is probably the least of your worries.
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9y ago
Presumably they're using this to sell handbags. Like to put "buy now" buttons under images on their properties or something.
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9y ago
I do those things inside emacs.
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9y ago
How long until people are making bathtub crystal meth with GM yeast?
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9y ago
Preaching to the choir
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9y ago
There have to be verifiably fair ethereum gambling contracts right?
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9y ago
In 10 years: How Facebook is designed to be addictive
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9y ago
Sanders would still have lost if there were no superdelegates.
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9y ago
Why should the superdelegates have flipped their votes against the popular vote? This makes no sense. The only way Bernie would have won is if he convinced superdelegates from states that came out for Clinton to go against the popular vote
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9y ago
Hillary won like every southern state, the Bernie folks are living in fantasy land if they think the DNC could control that outcome.
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>they don’t actually stand for anything. I've met lots of young women who adore Hillary and would beg to differ. The woman is a feminist icon.
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9y ago
I'd study to be a radiology tech or something along those lines. Tech and Healthcare are the "jobs of the future", if you take tech out of the equation, the answer is obvious.
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9y ago
I don't think I need a NASA engineer to tell me that.
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9y ago
I take the bus everywhere and that's not been my experience at all. Might depend what city you're in.
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9y ago
CR did start its life as an illegal streaming site before they were bought out. But I guess you can almost say the same thing about YT...
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This is like the whole point of kakfa. You make all your workers idempotent and retain N days/weeks/months/years of messages. The design of kafka follows, clients track their offset, messages aren't "delivered&quo
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9y ago
Maybe not DoS persay but I assume they meant anti-spam, which isn't totally inaccurate.
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9y ago
Who remembers when everyone complained about TV bundles and paying for shit you don't watch...
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9y ago
Bitcoin is the chain with the most work.
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9y ago
That's a very ordinary amount of walking for many people.
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9y ago
Ethereum is a DAG so the block time is very low, like 10 or 15s.
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9y ago
Some users pay for some kind of premium account.
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9y ago
More likely for users in China etc.
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