Xdes

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by Xdes 13y ago
Does a 6 year old even understand what sexual assault means?
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by Xdes 13y ago
Yeah straight to prison with him.
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by Xdes 13y ago
>A bitcoin has no intrinsic value because you only have it to get something else in return later. The intrinsic value of Bitcoin is the payment network. That may not be a physical good, but it is a powerful idea.
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by Xdes 13y ago
Until Linux fixes its desktop story I'm going to stick with my Windows PC.
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by Xdes 13y ago
All that stuff sounds so cool, but I have no idea of how I would implement it in code. One of these days I'll learn 3D graphics programming.
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by Xdes 13y ago
I think his dishonestly will end up helping him. Companies these days are looking for employees that will go the extra mile especially if they can produce fraudulent results and keep them covered up.
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by Xdes 13y ago
Well if this becomes a thing then the NSA will be golden once everyone is conditioned to drones flying all over the place.
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by Xdes 13y ago
I'm suprised no one has mentioned MikroTik. Take a look at their RB750[1] which is about $40. [1] http://routerboard.com/RB750
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by Xdes 13y ago
They did that with gold during the 1930s.
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by Xdes 13y ago
I'd prefer the money to go into big metal bins and be set on fire.
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by Xdes 13y ago
Or a good reason for private security.
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by Xdes 13y ago
After I finished reading that the only thing I could think is the next guy is gonna burn out fast.
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by Xdes 13y ago
And that's based on Gromacs and several other software packages. It still doesn't address the issue of where does the data come from and will the outcome of mining it be fair and trustworthy?
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by Xdes 13y ago
I don't think this can be practically done. Is there an algorithm for folding proteins? Where is the protein data going to come from?
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by Xdes 13y ago
>Can you provide an example of a deep philosophical division? The deepest divide (of American libertarianism) is probably deontological (natural rights) versus consequential (pragmatic) libertarianism. Most of the branch ideologies origi
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by Xdes 13y ago
It's a matter of libertarianism being very broad rather than incoherent. They are more divided on economic issues than social issues.
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by Xdes 13y ago
Bitcoin is the foundation for Banking 2.0.
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by Xdes 13y ago
That's quite a conspiracy you have there.
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by Xdes 13y ago
Just got the email. --- Firstly, thanks for signing up for the beta of Visual Node, and trying out the tool. Your feedback has been incredibly helpful to us. Today we have a very exciting announcement for you. Since the summer Red Gate has
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by Xdes 13y ago
So how do I use this language? Do I need to buy Mathematica?
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by Xdes 13y ago
I wonder how this compares to the Visual Node[1] plugin by Redgate. [1] http://www.visualnode.info/
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by Xdes 13y ago
Mining difficulty has been rising exponentially for months. http://bitcoindifficulty.com/
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by Xdes 13y ago
Missing IE 11.
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by Xdes 13y ago
>easy-to-use platform for non tech-savvy people Hasn't this been beaten to death by now? There are a handful of decent "free" website editors out there already. They tend to produce generic and unprofessional websites beca
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by Xdes 13y ago
>someone who gets the business side and the tech side I don't know why Scott Guthrie isn't on the list.
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by Xdes 13y ago
Not really interested in signing in with Twitter.
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by Xdes 13y ago
Tumbling simply makes the accounting harder, but not impossible.
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by Xdes 13y ago
1) You move where the cost of travelling to your job doesn't outweight the savings from lower rent. 2) There is more than public transit such as van pools, bicycles, motorcycles, and trains. 3) There are several way to produce energy t
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by Xdes 13y ago
If a monopoly raises the price too high then the consumer will seek a substitute or simply not purchase the good. This is true regardless of the form of the monopoly. 1) If rent is too high then renters will leave. 2) If an automobile is to