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XR0CSWV3h3kZWg
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9y ago
whoops yep.
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9y ago
Looks like this is just a library so far. It'd be nice to see something that could compete with q using this.
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So the big wins are when only a couple fields need to be read and the majority of the data can be ignored. They've even integrated this into spark. It'd be really nice to see the code released!
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Miners obviously are okay taking a hit as there are plenty that are working on the less profitable BCH chain.
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If you control >50% of the hash power you can also censor tx by ignoring any block that contains them.
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If you control 50 + epsilon percent of the hash power you can censor blocks at will. You can ignore every block that anyone else makes and still have the longest chain.
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Interesting theory. I don't like the idea of 2/3rds of the hashpower to be owned by one player. 50% hash power means not only the ability to double spend, but also to censor txs. If someone else mines a block they don't like
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9y ago
Arbitrary execution in super mario bros 3 here: http://tasvideos.org/4961S.html
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Does anyone have a more substantive link?
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Yeah, I have so far settled for trying competitors from time to time and trying to keep up to date with amazon and google's overreaches so I can switch when they do overstep.
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Thats near unbelievable, I haven't owned a TV in near a decade and I see a TV ad at least once a month. I walk by TVs too often to not see them.
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9y ago
0.2 BTC is currently >600 USD. There's cheaper way to get a credit score.
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> As Osborne learned when she started selling Beanie Babies, middlemen like Joyce are often the ones who turn a fad into a sustainable business that creates jobs. So the NYT is saying that beanie babies were a sustainable business that c
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Huh, could you link to the law?
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I guess whether it's dystopian or not depends on if you are one of the edge cases or not.
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Please change the title to something along the lines of "Equifax customer service is ineffective"
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decentralized != blockchain.
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I have relatively mild symptoms of dyslexia, they obviously don't present like this. The real problems came when I tried to connect letters and words with sounds. Once that came it was easy to read, and has been ever since. I barely ev
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Georgia State is a reasonable school as well, not as glamorous as GT or Emory though. I'm certainly bias as I grew up in ATL, but the RFP seemed to be written for Atlanta to me.
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ATL does have marta it's just that white people neglected it for most of it's history. The last year I lived in ATL I took marta to work as my commute.
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What rubbed you wrong with ATL?
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Having grown up in ATL and moved to SEA I don't think there's a lot of tech talent in ATL, but there's tons of potential for that to change. GT's college of computing has ~4k undergrads and masters. There's also ga
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Have you been coerced to give someone money or property under the threat of violence?
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Yeah this is a consequence of the mechanism design we currently have. Large companies can shop around for better tax breaks.
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US puts water consumption per capita at 2,842 cubic meters per annum. (2,842 cubic meters in liters)/365 = 7.7k liters.
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We'd also need to advance material science and logistics quite a bit. It sounds like carbon fiber has the tensile strength, but we can't make it in near the length nor quality we'd need for a space elevator. The elevator woul