Vladimof

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by Vladimof 5y ago
I wonder what percentage of the market they hold...
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Almost lost 50% in the last 6 months. And because its lost value, they will probably downgrade the stock now... they are never pro-active.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
I thought that Google finally gave up on AMP... I guess not
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by Vladimof 5y ago
There are plenty of ELI5 explanations of zero-knowledge proofs
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by Vladimof 5y ago
it's ok to bomb people, but not ok to bomb satellites?
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by Vladimof 5y ago
I don't think that it's amazing.... I think that the new and shinny databases tried to make you think that it was not possible...
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> Anything even slightly more complex than necessary will lead to accusations of cheating The zero-knowledge proof avoids that... Even with paper ballots, there's no way to verify that your vote was counted.... as far as I know
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by Vladimof 5y ago
We would need some voting system where each person can verify that their vote was properly counted, something like this: secure end-to-end verifiable e-voting system using zero knowledge based blockchain: https://eprint.iacr.org&
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by Vladimof 5y ago
This site is nuts, I was just reading the title of one of their other articles: "Bitcoin fans are psychopaths who don’t care about anyone, study shows"
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US man wins $450k lawsuit after unwanted office birthday party(bbc.com)
1 points by Vladimof 5y ago|1 comments
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> Practicing penmanship unlocks neat handwriting. Practicing speed-writing unlocks fast handwriting....
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> It also estimated $1.7 million in revenues for the city from the increased license fees. Are they going to use that money to install EV charging stations?
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by Vladimof 5y ago
I barely get any phone spam anymore and when I do they spoof the area code to my area code but since my area code is from somewhere I never lived, I know that I can ignore those calls.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
You would also create new ones (better ones).
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A future worth getting excited about(ted.com)
3 points by Vladimof 5y ago|0 comments
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Richard Stallman: The state of the free software movement – GNU MediaGoblin(media.libreplanet.org)
6 points by Vladimof 5y ago|0 comments
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by Vladimof 5y ago
First time I hear about https://libreplanet.org
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by Vladimof 5y ago
at least your site is not completely invisible with javascript disabled...
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Elon Musk talks Twitter, Tesla and how his brain works – live at TED2022(ted.com)
3 points by Vladimof 5y ago|1 comments
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by Vladimof 5y ago
social media doesn't make us stupid... social media companies do, with their stupid implementations....
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by Vladimof 5y ago
I wasn't trying to say that it wasn't possible... more like it's a bad idea that complicates things for no good reason...
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by Vladimof 5y ago
tbh I find that all search engines are worst then Google was 10 years ago (including Google)
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Google even gave duck.com to them, for free, I think I used duckduckgo on and off for probably a year ... might as well use Bing if you like it
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by Vladimof 5y ago
oh oh... an electric car with a transmission (Elon tried that)
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by Vladimof 5y ago
They probably could do a more beautiful art faster if they knew how to use modern tools. But I get your point. It's a bit like debating whether an axe is better then a chainsaw... I used both and I can tell you that an axe requires a l
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by Vladimof 5y ago
A lot of people do crazy stuff with Paint... just imagine what they could do with good software
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Twitter board adopts poison pill to block Elon Musk takeover bid(npr.org)
3 points by Vladimof 5y ago|1 comments
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by Vladimof 5y ago
The worst part about it is that they get paid to fix what's not broken... it leads to those changes that nobody wants.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Elon says that Twitter's code should be on github.... is Tesla's "full self driving" code on github?
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by Vladimof 5y ago
I can't watch it... Youtube overloaded?

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