Fredej

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by Fredej 9y ago
I would love to have a way for my bank to hold my crypto for me, with the same amount of insurances and security audits as they have for other assets. The "be your own bank" idea which crypto offers was one of the reasons it has t
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by Fredej 9y ago
Not to mention that most of those have servers in the EU which will not be affected by this. Sure they could raise prices there, but since this would just subsidize US costs a local competitor would have a competitive advantage. What this n
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by Fredej 9y ago
I disagree. As a private person I would feel a lot more secure if I could pay someone to safely hold my cryptocurrency for me. I trust my bank a lot more than I trust myself to keep things safe. This seems to be a controversial opinion in t
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by Fredej 9y ago
Just a single outside lawyer we consulted with :) We already had processes in place for dealing with BSD. The reason for consulting with a lawyer was to ensure that we didn't do anything wrong which would later require us to open up so
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by Fredej 9y ago
That's true. Releasing other open source software using GPL software is much simpler. But if it's desirable to deploy closed source software GPL may not be the right choice unless you have time to sit down and consider the legal r
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by Fredej 9y ago
Where do you get the $150,000 figure from? I would disagree that the situation is the same. The way to remedy the BSD situation is simple attribution. The way to remedy the GPL situation is release of the entire source code. >> Worse,
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by Fredej 9y ago
The process was figuring out that we in no way mix any GPL code with our own code. As long as we don't do that it's fine but we still have to make sure every time we touch anything GPL'ed. My personal opinion is that it'
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by Fredej 9y ago
This is probably gonna be a controversial view but my experience is this as well: Deploying GPL code is a legal process. Deploying BSD is a development process. We spent thousands of dollars on legal advice when deploying GPL. In the end it
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by Fredej 9y ago
This could potentially be interesting in space. To be able to bring up repair instructions etc. on the display during a spacewalk might have applications.
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by Fredej 9y ago
Thank you for the clarification. Does a similar video exist from the "Savings drive the economy" point of view?
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by Fredej 9y ago
Thank you! I've been looking for this video for quite a while! It's a fantastic video for explanation for how the economy actually works.
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by Fredej 9y ago
I live in Denmark where we have had phonebased money transfers for years now (since around 2013 I believe). I've used splitwise for tracking purchases at a festival where whoever had money on them would buy beer or food and we would ju
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by Fredej 9y ago
We did that - paying existing businesses to move out as we grew. Took over one floor. Took over the next. And the next. And the next. Ran out of floors. Then the offices started filling up more and more. And more. Top management started loo
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by Fredej 10y ago
I can't wait to get my hands on one of these. If they work out as I expect them to I could see my company buying several 100 of these a year.
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by Fredej 10y ago
We're maybe 50-100 Delphi developers and most of us can't wait to jump to C#. To each his own :)
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by Fredej 10y ago
I'm working on a system which some decently advanced functionality booting a linux 3.14 kernel on an ARM. Currently I'm getting around ~5 seconds, from turning the power on to having the system fully loaded and ready. I could poss
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by Fredej 10y ago
Perhaps Apple will launch a thunderbolt-to-thunderbolt adapter to make it work.