Ihmahr

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by Ihmahr 13y ago
This is especially strange if you consider that dutch children are among the happiest [1]. Maybe their adulthood is comparatively worse because of their great childhood. [1] http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/6360517.stm
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
I used to support bitmessage, but they were unwilling to fix their gaping security wholes.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
What does hp stand for?
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Why did you disable some of my favourite language features?[1] set dict map reduce sum min max Surely they don't pose a security risk? [1] http://robotgame.org/api
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Even the Author of the Patriot Act Is Trying to Stop the NSA(motherboard.vice.com)
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
He lived in San Francisco...
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Bitcoin, but you knew this right?
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Surprise surprise...
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
How could anyone believe in a facebook/zuckerberg do-good movement when their last movement (FWD.US) was so incredibly backwards?
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
I think such an algorithm would work just like a spam algorithm, or any other classification algorithm. Also you would need examples to train on.
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Bitmessage has serious problems. (Lets fix them.)(github.com)
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Show HN: Secure, anonymous p2p email PROPOSAL(pdfescape.com)
2 points by Ihmahr 13y ago|0 comments
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Well, I don't have a lawyer (or a judge for that matter...) And I wouldn't use my own ip (exit node) to do anything that isn't boring. I'd switch to Tor.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
This is one of the reasons I am running a Tor exit relay.
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Ask HN: crypto communities.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Please inform the people in power about this.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Not to mention the minus 180 degrees Celsius.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Given that he is a libertarian and a freedom fighter and all that, he could be donating a lot of his coins.
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Snowden defence fund now accepting bitcoin.(rt.com)
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
BM-GuDKGJFRhq6o1B6SM7xiHUq7HtQFT2hH The proposed 'streams' for scalability have not been implemented yet, and there is no clear method to implement them. There is currently some discussion on the BM forum on how to scale without s
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Hybrid. Notice that the current bitmessage implementation has scalability problems (and they do not seem to care). Consider a p2p message system like this one: Messages are divided in headers and bodies. Headers are less than 0.1kb and mess
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Agree. This article is just ridiculous. FunFact: half of the revenue from the app stores go to the top 25 developers. http://www.canalys.com/newsroom/top-25-us-developers-account...
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Both for my study and side job I work on NLP with python. Sorry, but I think this thing is very much overrated by the HN crowd. There are many such libraries and this one adds exactly nothing. I also don't see how this is easier to use
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
This thing has been deprecated and continued again under the name Pattern. http://www.clips.ua.ac.be/pages/pattern
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Also consider the holland based search engine www.startpage.com which has al kinds of certificates.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
As a European graduate this is what keeps me away from moving to the bay area. Maybe you also could consider moving to a country with less surveillance?
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
In case they can't handle scaling fast enough: www.startpage.com
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
Quick google: http://www.idownloadblog.com/2012/09/14/icloud-solar-farm-ne... Solar or wind.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
BM has serious problems. Currently everyone receives every (encrypted) message. This doesn't scale when there are 100.000 messages a day. They are currently trying to find an appropriate stream implementation.
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by Ihmahr 13y ago
It chocks me that no one mentions that these instances run on dirty coal plants.

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