Kinnard

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by Kinnard 8y ago
ECDSA.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
I am an anarchist actually: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchist I do not believe it is wrong to sell "drugs" without government intervention
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by Kinnard 8y ago
They should have just gone with `Friend to Friend & Interest Yielding` Man I can't wait to be done with the banking cartel!
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Not equating the two. I don't know Popcorns case in detail but if the assault you listed was in self-defense every thing you list is illegal but not wrong. All alcohol is toxic. Exchange and consumption are consensual, that's what
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by Kinnard 8y ago
So he did things that were illegal but not wrong?
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by Kinnard 8y ago
As a native speaker, a "housing boom" sounds like a boom in the number of houses, not a boom in the price of existing houses :)
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by Kinnard 8y ago
A lot of people would assert that "private blockchain" is an oxymoron. The semantics have not resolved yet. I expect that they will resolve to exclude such things.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
And for Arc too! http://arclanguage.org/forum Thanks Dan + Scott!
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Best time to Buidl.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Doesn't he have a license to get carried away?
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by Kinnard 8y ago
"The first lesson is that computational complexity theory is really, really, really not about computers. Computers play the same role in complexity that clocks, trains, and elevators play in relativity. They're a great way to illu
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Working Bottom Up: Lisp and the Decentralized Computer(medium.com)
4 points by Kinnard 8y ago|0 comments
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by Kinnard 8y ago
How is it more opaque?
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Working on it!
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by Kinnard 8y ago
"definitely have to be a conspiracy theorist" might be going to far. History gets a major rewrite every so often somehow at each turn there's no room for heterodoxy . . .
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BitSocket: Message Bus for Bitcoin(yours.org)
1 points by Kinnard 8y ago|0 comments
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Stop reading books that are wordy and not meaty.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
No way to completely avoid? Perhaps. But there are many ways to reduce.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
StockX is owned by Dan Gilbert.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
I can personally say that while the Bitcoin Basement was definitely packed, it was not that dirty. And I cleaned. After myself and others. :|
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Read the Founder's Dilemma[1]. Don't "look for a cofounder". Collaborate with friends and loose connections on projects ("date") and escalate from there. (Don't undershoot "loose".) You need to b
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Flagger, why did you flag this comment? I think it's an excellent comment.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
They're new. Almost all are like brand new, and the whole paradigm is brand new. People haven't figured this out yet. Cryptocurrencies and Blockchains are Dapp with high DAU rates. They're of course not as new.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Wow, thank you for the extremely thorough answer!
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Thank you!!!
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Ask HN: Lisp and the Personal Computer Revolution
2 points by Kinnard 8y ago|5 comments
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by Kinnard 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Bronze_Age_collapse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyksos
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by Kinnard 8y ago
I bet this audience would get a lot out of a teleological exposition of sabbath observance. The article doesn't touch on this. . . . Shabbat as a technology for transforming the world over time and the origins of the laws of shabbat as
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by Kinnard 8y ago
To Zion.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
No mention of startup employee compensation and board structures? Seems like a conspicuous elision.

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