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by abrkn 10y ago
If you've ever gone on a weekend trip and found yourself three majors behind on Babel upon returning to work, you'll enjoy reading this piece.
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by abrkn 10y ago
10% Happier by Dan Harris (audio book, narrated by the author) A light hearted account of a news anchor's introduction to meditation
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by abrkn 10y ago
Artificial[1] Programmer [1] in the sense 'workmanship'
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Ethereum Classic is currently ~63% more profitable than mining Ethereum(twitter.com)
4 points by abrkn 10y ago|0 comments
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by abrkn 10y ago
I was looking into buying a bike for commuting from Mission to SoMa until I noticed how there are multiple hit and runs reported every week. Several times have I witnessed Uber/Lyft drivers (with me as a passenger) endanger bicyclists
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by abrkn 10y ago
Thin clients and sharding will solve this
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by abrkn 10y ago
It's working on me. I can't remember when or why I switched from Uber to Lyft. Maybe it's the capped Lyft Line prices they used to have, or perhaps the billboards. It's certainly not the fist bumps.
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by abrkn 10y ago
Or does it? http://i.imgur.com/goYgkVd.jpg
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https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Value_overflow_incident
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by abrkn 10y ago
> On August 15 2010, it was discovered that block 74638 contained a transaction that created over 184 billion bitcoins for two different addresses. This was possible because the code used for checking transactions before including them i
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by abrkn 10y ago
That's incredible! No one would ever spray their PayPal address, Venmo or ACH details. The next logical step is to create a medic bot automates the process ;)
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by abrkn 11y ago
I'd still recommend setting up a proxy that serves the api as app.your.co/api/. Dealing with CORS is just very troublesome and a complete waste of time.
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by abrkn 11y ago
Indeed. Thanks to the VCs I was able to have something delivered for less than it would be to walk across the street and buy it myself.
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I'd love to see an example
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"They're through the fourth firewall!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZnhzAo2Ozk
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by abrkn 11y ago
"i luvu" via Gmail Ouch. Right in the onion sensor.
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by abrkn 11y ago
I'm in the same situation. Perhaps we can hope to play the game in a year or so. If The Witness is even close to the quality of Braid, I'll wait.
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Brings to mind the Twitter account @internetofshit https://twitter.com/internetofshit
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by abrkn 11y ago
After having used Lyft/Uber daily for hundreds of rides, I've all but forgotten what stereotypical taxi drivers are like. Talking on their phones, refusing to use navigation software and complaining to me about other drivers/
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by abrkn 11y ago
Every program attempts to expand until it has an app store. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.
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> http?s
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I also wholeheartedly recommend intercom.io
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turdurine
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by abrkn 11y ago
So... Nibbles?
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EU court: Exchange of traditional currencies for Bitcoin is exempt from VAT [pdf](curia.europa.eu)
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Awesome service! I've already used this for four rides: https://i.gyazo.com/b6ba0bd02566eb7eb54781411b322bbd.png
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If it's a scam, why do they have a Github organization with 50+ repos? go-ethereum alone has 6469 commits by 59 authors[1]. Would be the most elaborate and time consuming scam ever. [1] https://github.com/ethereum/
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by abrkn 11y ago
frontend: react + react-router + redux. pack with webpack
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http://www.walletexplorer.com/
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by abrkn 12y ago
One of the founders has made some comments[1] on r/bitcoin [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/31qlwx/onebit_maste...

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