Uptrenda

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Human powered blockchains(roberts.pm)
2 points by Uptrenda 10y ago|0 comments
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The crypto conman(roberts.pm)
2 points by Uptrenda 10y ago|0 comments
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by Uptrenda 10y ago
Almost every company in the Bitcoin space at the moment is doing something that's diametrically opposed to the core innovations behind Bitcoin. A good follow-up to your payment card example: its long since been possible to do peer-to-p
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by Uptrenda 10y ago
I agree with mostly everything he said, to be honest. I've stuck with Bitcoin now for the last 3+ years and interestingly, that was only -because- Bitcoin made it so hard to do anything useful. I would need to learn how all kinds of ni
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by Uptrenda 10y ago
Thought the blank page was the point he was trying to make in that a blank canvas, editor, notebook, etc is daunting when you first get started and you can easily find excuses to keep putting it off. But apparently there's a technical
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by Uptrenda 10y ago
These were amazing. So much power and flexibility. Todays IDEs are somehow far less powerful and more complicated sadly.
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Building a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange using zero-knowledge proofs(roberts.pm)
3 points by Uptrenda 11y ago|0 comments
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
So after the program is actually compiled into binary code do the resulting instructions become so simple (and so fundamental to the operation of programs) that any attempt to write a heuristics rule to stop this technique would break thous
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
This is insanely clever. Thanks a lot for the explanation
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
So what's this line all about: ((void(*)())exec)(); Type cast a void pointer to a void pointer, execute the result, then execute the result of that? Or ... Can anyone explain what's going on here?
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Modifying templates is actually surprisingly difficult - not technically difficult but just because its so hard to make the changes look as good as the original. Often it seems to me that -only- the original text or images will work with th
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Decentralized atomic cloud storage using Bitcoin(roberts.pm)
1 points by Uptrenda 11y ago|0 comments
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Believe me - it's not just you. Bitcoin has always been like this. You'll have one smart guy who says something fairly interesting but somehow they never go into enough detail for anyone else to be able to reproduce their results.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Crypto has come a long way since Ethereum was first conceived and what was impossible only a few months ago is now 100% practical. Today there are A LOT of new techniques that allow us to largely implement decentralized autonomous applicati
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I remember looking into tDCS quite recently with the thought of boosting intelligence as there are actually consumer devices available right now that claim to be efficacious at increasing attention, memory, etc. Part of that process involve
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I don't know if we have all the details here. If you removed Google from your resume is the rest still good enough to find another job - or is the whole thing just kind of - meh? And do you have any stuff up on Github? I feel like your
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I think you should simplify the service and make it strictly about fixing bugs in small programs. Why: because information is essentially perceived as worthless by the majority and almost any question a person could hope to ask is already o
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
To the people of SF, I am writing to you today to voice my concerns and outrage over the cities' increasing homeless and drug problem. I've been living among you in SF for over three years now, and without a doubt this is the wors
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Has the quality of laptops really been decreasing or are we just remembering "the old days" with nostalgia? Seems like a perfect question that could be easily answered with proper research. My guess: if you're prepared to pay
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Please forgive my ignorance but: what does this mean in English? Does it mean you can gain better control over your cognitive functions by realizing what activities activate them or are the results something different entirely?
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
10/10 Please someone make this happen.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Wouldn't an epic startup idea be to build a ventilated, sound-proof, vibration-proof box for sleeping in and then sell it directly to consumers? I imagine it would be a hell of a lot cheaper than sound-proofing an entire house or havin
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Good ideas in retrospect always seem so obvious at the time. Love the idea OP.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
The last time I tried to play with encrypted circuit code it was extremely, extremely, extremely slow. To put this into context: just adding and subtracting 64 bit numbers on a garbled circuit was considered quite a complex operation - taki
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
This is one of the reasons why I would probably never, ever, ever try build a business around any kind of content marketing (as controversial as that sounds.) I know that content marketing is all the rage at the moment and few books would a
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I hope you get this fixed soon. It can be quite stressful having your exposure period potentially damaged because your software or infrastructure can't handle the sudden influx. Stick to deep breathes and think it through :)
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
http://gizmodo.com/this-australian-says-he-and-his-dead-frie... It seems like when you put everything together that Craig Steven Wright + Dave Kleiman + unknown associates = Satoshi. This honestly seems like a much simpler
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I've always found it ironic how companies like Coinbase are indirectly contributing to their own destruction with every passing transaction that's not purely based around Bitcoin. This is of course: assuming that Bitcoin gets as b
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I wish I had of read this when I was in a similar position. I would still have my best friend.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
The author makes a huge list of all the things Slack does and then goes on to suggest time-consuming ways to hack standard IRC clients to do the same thing. The question is: why in this day and age should we have to do that? Have you ever n

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