Grangar

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by Grangar 9y ago
Calling negative comments hate mail speaks volumes about you.
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by Grangar 9y ago
You can't trust people to make that decision themselves. If you keep an app close because of the skinner-esque variable reward ratio I'd argue that's not a conscious choice.
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by Grangar 9y ago
How can we trust you not to sell apps that hurt people? The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Note that you're using the word 'addiction'. Many would argue that is hurting in and of itself - regardless of what one w
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by Grangar 9y ago
That's about where the metaphor ends. While dividing gold down to atoms requires a great amount of mechanical effort, dividing btc requires a few more pushes of the '0' key (or configuring your client to use satoshis as the b
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by Grangar 9y ago
You could also just mail me the drive if you get tired of it...
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by Grangar 9y ago
Great post, this should be more visible.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Thanks for your answer! How did you get around without English, did you learn Arabic / Farsi?
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by Grangar 9y ago
Would it be possible at all to intercept it for analysis?
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by Grangar 9y ago
And changes trajectory towards the sun.
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by Grangar 9y ago
I've been wanting to go to Iran for a long time! Did you go by yourself or with a tour agency? I feel like an organized tour would kill a lot of the allure but at the same time I think I would feel way too lost on my own.
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by Grangar 9y ago
>Stuart Williams, a wildlife expert with the rural development ministry, said it was likely the girl had been saved because she was crying. >"A young girl whimpering could be mistaken for the mewing sound from a lion cub, which i
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Following the chain: a new revelation in the search for the EtherDelta hacker(hackernoon.com)
3 points by Grangar 9y ago|0 comments
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by Grangar 9y ago
We have yet to meet the Fermi Great Wall.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Galaxies away, and the size of Manhattan at best. When neutron stars collide black holes are usually formed.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Why?
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by Grangar 9y ago
Oh nooooooooo I was working on this too! You beat me, well played.
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How one hacker stole thousands of dollars in crypto on a decentralized exchange(medium.com)
4 points by Grangar 9y ago|0 comments
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by Grangar 9y ago
Exactly. Coinbase is a web service, not a 'true' wallet.
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by Grangar 9y ago
The community is working hard to fix these problems. You should realize however that alternative currencies charge far less, and a large reason for Bitcoins relative adoption is first movers advantage. With, say, Ethereum you'd be payi
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by Grangar 9y ago
I'm stuck in the billable hour purgatory as well. It seems to be a trend that becomes more and more pervasive. For my next job I'll move to an inhouse position, hopefully things will be better in a setting like that.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Same as when you remove their predators. Fewer of them die, therefore offsetting the balance.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Working 80-90 hours doesn't seem healthy in its own right. Do you even have time to do anything else?
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by Grangar 9y ago
Delusional.
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by Grangar 9y ago
https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/pepe-cash/#markets Volume is low, but at garden variety mining scale you can easily sell.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Just the fact that the author suggests Minergate as a good option speaks volumes about his understanding of the crypto market.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Very relevant article: https://hackernoon.com/meet-spoofy-how-a-single-entity-domin...
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by Grangar 9y ago
Not Slack, Stack. It's a Dutch cloud storage platform by TransIP, one of the bigger hosting providers. 1TB for free.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Price tanks. But your bitcoin remains.
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by Grangar 9y ago
I usually upload to Stack and send a link to the file there.
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by Grangar 9y ago
That's a nice idea, definitely stealing that. Making myself get out of bed to feed my internet addiction would work wonders.

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