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4y ago
I see lots of comments here about Google. Perhaps the internet isn't dead, but our search engines are. That should be the question this article is asking.
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4y ago
So, since the client is debiting the slasher, then THAT transaction is an ether transaction on the chain, and it gets reviewed just like any other transaction as well? Thanks for your answer!
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4y ago
Who slashes the Slashers? (with apologies to The Watchmen) EDIT: Clarification - once a slasher posts the violation, who removes the ether?
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What Would a Crypto Crash Mean for Markets and the Economy? [pdf]
(academysecurities.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Holy cow - that’s faster than most modern websites load! And playable on an iPhone as well ! Thanks for sharing.
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4y ago
They would have made a good pair on Wall Street with all their supposed “knowledge” of statistics.
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4y ago
If you’ve never read Judge Dredd, now is a good time to find some copies.
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4y ago
I look at it differently. The first step is to prove the process - to the appropriate level of control limits, and then the second step is to optimize the process. You may say it's "significant", but if you look at it another
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4y ago
Great work -- would love to see more about the process you went through to get to the end product.
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4y ago
There are so many things wrong with running an enterprise class database in a browser that I don't even know where to begin! BUT IT'S FREAKING AWESOME! Seriously, do you ever imagine Oracle or DB2 running in a browser? Cra
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4y ago
Just in time for the newest wave of de-globalization. I’m betting against this , even if it’s sound on other fronts.
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4y ago
Matrix/Element are fast on their way to becoming the HTTP/Netscape Navigator of comma for the internet. The team(s) have done an absolutely phenomenal job!
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4y ago
HolyC++ ?
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4y ago
That’s a liquidity problem, which is different. The PP was talking about inflation of money supply. For reference, you can have liquidity problems and an inflationary money supply at the same time.
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4y ago
Car colors certainly have gotten more bland: https://www.thedrive.com/news/37001/this-graph-shows-how-car...
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4y ago
Actual title is “Q&A on the CNIL's formal notices concerning the use of Google Analytics”. This editorializing by the OP is a bit too far.
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4y ago
They manage and run the bot network. /s
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4y ago
Why else would you design & fund a computer network to survive nuclear war?
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4y ago
You make a great point about "adjacent" players. However, in the case of the military, it's even moreso. . . Most companies (regardless of industry) seek profit . Whether that's Microsoft or AT&T, or anyone else, t
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4y ago
That the Internet exists directly refutes what looks like common reasoning. It never would have happened without DARPA (because telecoms never would have let it happen).
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4y ago
> Meaning, if you are looking for a place you will enjoy working, do not start with salary. I get where you are coming from, but at least here in Texas, a job with the title “Project Manager” can be a low-end job paying 50k to a senior p
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4y ago
I have this same question. Crypto has not been defined as an asset category yet (and the SEC has not declared it to be a “security” so far). FTA - “. . . wire fraud conspiracy and wire fraud in connection with a scheme to commit insider tr
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4y ago
> That's fine, just stay on the default settings then. That’s actually not possible though. For instance, Microsoft is likely to create its own app store, as is Adobe, Google, and obviously Epic, among the many others. So now I wi
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4y ago
Sorry, I wasn’t as clear as I meant to be. I was specifically thinking about things like Rust lifetimes being a compiler warning level instead of an absolute.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Allegedly Delivers Over 160 FPS, 2x Over RTX 3090
(wccftech.com)
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4y ago
I wonder what would happen if Security became a compiler flag? For instance, just like the -O1 or -O3 flags work for optimization, something like a -S1 or -S3 would be really useful. To me, there are lots of times when I just need to get an
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Energy prices up 41% over past 12 months
(finance.yahoo.com)
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4y ago
The US is raising interest rates faster than others, all other things being equal - which they aren't but for simplicity, it's close enough). That is effectively what is driving up the price of the dollar - more people are moving
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4y ago
FTA - "Rogers has not identified a cause." Seems like a rather large impact. Maybe Russia really wants its gas turbine back? [0] [0] - https://www.reuters.com/world/exclusive-ukraine-urges-canada...
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4y ago
I’m less concerned about high prices than I am about rationing.
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