CoryG89

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by CoryG89 8y ago
Universal debt is a hell of a drug.
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by CoryG89 8y ago
Shouldn't the "algorithm" need to be published? Surely someone being held prisoner by a computer program should at least have the right to examine and potentially challenge the source code and data being used.
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by CoryG89 8y ago
I agree for the most part, but it's not quite as simple as just having better accident rates. That is one thing, but there are other considerations as well. When there are accidents, are they predictable ones, or is it completely rando
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by CoryG89 8y ago
If you want to be able to randomly upgrade those dependencies and not have to worry about a breaking change, then yes. Semver is not going to help you there. Server is only going to help you when someone knows they are releasing breaking
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by CoryG89 8y ago
While it is a good example, you could also use the same example and conclude that the problem was inadequate tests. SemVer is great, but you can't count on dependencies that you do not control actually adhering to it, either intentiona
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by CoryG89 8y ago
It may be easier to measure the effectiveness (give a confidence level for the prediction), but just because there is clear historical data and defined outcomes, that does not mean you will be able to predict a particular outcome with any h
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by CoryG89 8y ago
Maybe, but it couldn't be widespread, or I would definitely think it would leak eventually.
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by CoryG89 8y ago
So? If we qualify it to preventing unauthorized use of one of their rented domains does that make it any less reasonable?
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by CoryG89 8y ago
Interesting that you bring this up. I don't know the answer, but I'll be 29 this year and have just recently started getting some gray hairs. The most prominent are two gray patches right over my temples.
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by CoryG89 8y ago
> ...almost half the population of the US voted for Trump Ahem.. almost half the voting population voted for Trump. That is no where near half the actual population. Perhaps being gullible enough to believe your vote will matter overla
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by CoryG89 9y ago
While yes, you can simply create a new repo on GitHub with the local copy and name it similarly, it will not be linked to the original as a fork on GitHub.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
If they were really confident they would remove the steering wheel altogether. Bonus points for removing the hand brake and pedals.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
It would be interesting to see it done with taxi drivers, but they don't typically own the cars they drive, do they? I would have imagined they were all at least making minimum wage after all is said and done.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Interesting. I've discussed this with others on HN previously. Seems this one goes toward confirming my suspicions. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14605111 Now the moral dillema of whether or not to continue to u
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Title should be 'Plugin', not 'Plugging'.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Devastating changes in society are not new either, so maybe that?
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Super awesome!
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by CoryG89 9y ago
For the record, I did have to take two ethics classes to get my BS in software engineering. One was an introductory ethics class mostly focusing on philosophy and ethical theories, the other was a class focusing on ethics as pertaining spec
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Apparently this is an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain, which means it is (probably) purchased using ETH.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
I don't think it was this change that put that to rest. I doubt Satoshi ever foresaw that BTC transaction times and fees would grow so large that you essentially cannot use it for everyday purchases. It is still not feasible to regulat
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by CoryG89 9y ago
You go after the exchanges. Don't make BTC illegal. Make it illegal to trade it for fiat currency or vice-versa.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
I would agree? Apple pie is pretty good for lunch, but if a clown is throwing one at your face it might not be. Smallpox sucks when it's uncontrolled, but the small amount kept for vaccines is probably a good thing.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Isn't (not) needing HTTPs kind of unrelated to your database being pwned though?
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Am I the only one wondering whether or not this was created only because of the irony of a WebAssembly interpreter being written in JavaScript?
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Does it only work with TypeScript? Or do you at least get partial functionality with plain old JavaScript? What about ES2015+?
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Very nice! Looks like something GitHub should look at implementing into the main site.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Something like this should work with the font-weight override. https://superuser.com/questions/318912/how-to-override-the-c...
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by CoryG89 9y ago
I guess the gen1 AIs will be coding the gen2 AIs then?
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Correct, however, the number of transactions that can be handled does matter when it comes to moving BTC out of or between exchanges.
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by CoryG89 9y ago
Would be all but worthless for BTC from my understanding, need an ASIC to even have a chance. Might be worth it for Ethereum though.

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