SteveJS

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by SteveJS 15y ago
These are all speculation. I'm not no expert on bitcoin, but this is a somewhat stream of consciousness on the area that most concerns me. Bitcoin could suffer an implementation derived security attack, ruining all practical value. The mat
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by SteveJS 15y ago
The paper this points to is the "OECD FORUM ON TACKLING INEQUALITY". (capitalization in the paper) Post-colonic: "What drives it and how can policy tackle it?" (I had to decapitalize.) The paper explores a large number of factors, but it is
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by SteveJS 16y ago
That is an argument of professional taste. This is different. Many non-professionals unconciously associate the more realistic quality of video with TV movies, soap opera's and game shows. (e.g. 60fps video is a sign of lower quality con
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by SteveJS 16y ago
80% of statistics are made up on the spot. Only 1.23432% of them have too much precision, and 64% of statistics are worse than lies or damned lies.
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by SteveJS 16y ago
Crucial Conversations is the book that I'd most like my younger self to read, but it didn't exist back then. However, if we're allowed to time-travel, I'd probably switch to something with lots of detailed stock quotes. :-)
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by SteveJS 16y ago
This reminds me of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hope_for_the_Flowers
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by SteveJS 16y ago
Or failure is the new success metric, when you are partly owned by a cable company.
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by SteveJS 16y ago
While this looks like click fraud to the advertisers, is that failure due to the people clicking? Or Google? This seems to be to be a failure on Google's part to properly leverage a real audience, rather than a legitimate detection of click
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by SteveJS 16y ago
I live on Capitol hill. 545 in, and MS commuter bus back is fantastic. The ensured reading/downtime everyday is wonderful. The only downside is the restrictive times on the commuter bus and the lack of a vehicle at work to run errands. I