Rmilb

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by Rmilb 9y ago
Don't forget about FOMO.
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by Rmilb 9y ago
I think impostor syndrome can be a huge self imposed mental barrier for some software devs. Unsure on the right price point to help over come it.
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Thank you!
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Can we get a shift + Enter to submit the main chat text field?
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Is this the same exact model as https://betalist.com/ ?
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Just because something is natural does not mean it is healthy, safe or effective, but dismissing all types of herbal medicine that some people have been using for thousands of years seems too dismissive. I hate to be that guy, but the scien
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by Rmilb 9y ago
What would be the legality of stating " My password is not XYZ", when XYZ is the destruct password. Can you get the obstruction of justice charge if they try it and it destroys evidence?
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Hard to regulate it because it has properties of a scarce commodity, currency, speech, token used to access service, plus more.
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Who has jurisdiction over a functioning DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Corporation/Organization)?
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by Rmilb 9y ago
As far as the US IRS is concerned, every time he makes a purchase with bitcoin, it is a taxable event where he must declare any gains/loss from the time he purchased the bitcoin. This type of regulation is hindering BTC adoption in the
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Lots of people are seeing these ICOs as easy money. It is unbelievable how many people will invest their money (mostly bitcoin gains) into unproven teams without a product and barely a white paper. Unhappy investors from events like this ma
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Another blockchain governance issue... We need new social structures to make any valuable use of this new technology.
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by Rmilb 9y ago
Does anyone else see an added benefit of a universal basic income, is that it could in a small way help disincentivize the revolving door between the public and private sector that sometimes results in regulatory capture?
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Flattr just got got bought by Adblock Plus...
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by Rmilb 10y ago
7 trans actions per seconds. But there are several changes in the pipline to fix this. One solution is having "off-chain" transactions not on the main blockchain, this would allow us to not record every coffee purchase made in bit
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by Rmilb 10y ago
I love the funfunfunctions series where he covers advanced programming topics and functional programming in javascript. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO1cgjhGzsSYb1rsB4bFe4Q
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by Rmilb 10y ago
They have not written off blockchain, it was just announced yesterday that they are founding members of the new "Ethereum Enterprise Alliance". http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-intel-banks-form-ente...
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Financial services account for a substantial portion of the US GDP and some may argue has big sway in the way our laws are written, and now in steering conversation about them on a popular site.
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Ethereum's currency (ether) is not finite and is predicted to not hold value like bitcoin. Ether is needed to power smart contracts not built to hold value. Bitcoin wants to be digital gold, ether wants to be digital oil that is used t
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Fullhn.com has it saved.
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Source?
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by Rmilb 10y ago
> a group that provided special training Didn't Podesta get "hacked" through a simple spear phishing email? Edit: Found the Homeland Security document outlining the payload it came with. https://www.us-cert.gov&
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Possibly NSFW Flag? When I brought up the second page, a user with a NSFW image popped up...
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by Rmilb 10y ago
I live in a 126 sqft Tiny house I built my self with my partner. Saves an incredible amount on rent.
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Blockchain all the things! They don't describe how they will track 'fraudulent' ticket sales. This just seems like a closed source platform for trading tickets. Since it's not open, I don't see any real use case for
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by Rmilb 10y ago
This one will also adds instant C++ history to make you a "Rock Star" C++ programmer. https://github.com/avinassh/rockstar
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by Rmilb 10y ago
Does anyone else see a future where programmers need to get a licence to practice their craft?
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by Rmilb 10y ago
More discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11612673
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by Rmilb 10y ago
And those miners know the minute they start to censor transactions the price of BTC would probably suffer greatly.
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by Rmilb 10y ago
That's very true, Bitcoin doesn't solve many problems for people with access to credit banking. However, billions of people don't have access to Visa or a bank account. They only need a phone to send payments internationally.

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