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by alexmat 12y ago
But if about half the people in the world are female and there are more male than female developers, then isn't it safe to assume that the likelihood of a random male being a developer is going to be higher than that of a random female
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by alexmat 12y ago
>"90% of RAM is not fault tolerant, of course men are going to assume it's not RAM if it's fault tolerant" would be a ridiculous thing to say, because you just can't reason that way. If you had to make an assumpt
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by alexmat 12y ago
Will try to add links to interesting things here: http://127.0.0.1:43110/18qigy8XcrxLpK7QaS52FfjwN2gjqHE231
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ZeroNet: Decentralized websites using Bitcoin crypto and BitTorrent network(github.com)
11 points by alexmat 12y ago|1 comments
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by alexmat 12y ago
"Improved" is a relative term and says nothing of the associated costs. Could we maybe reduce costs and still "improve" at a slower, more sustainable pace? It's worth exploring the notion without turning to the dogm
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by alexmat 12y ago
Title is misleading. From the article: "An anonymous photo trader contacted Business Insider to tell us that the site affected was SnapSaved.com. The service acted as a web client for the Snapchat app that allowed users to receive phot
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by alexmat 12y ago
Of course, this is a great way to show what's possible with bitmessage! And it seems to work on my phone (with a couple minor ui glitches in mobile firefox). On the desktop, Tor + Blinked is a very easy solution to basic anonymous comm
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Blinked.ca, A bitmessage web client with in browser encryption(bitmessage.org)
2 points by alexmat 12y ago|2 comments
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by alexmat 13y ago
At least for me, I know more people by their handles than their real names. Not sure if that's the case for most people though.
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by alexmat 13y ago
"The future is built from the past no matter how long or hard of a process that seems to be." Observation of the past does not allow one to accurately predict the future. I recommend Karl Popper's classic, "The Poverty o
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by alexmat 13y ago
People like Susan give me hope for the future of the tech community.
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by alexmat 13y ago
Why isn't Google concerned about blocking it on Android?
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by alexmat 13y ago
I agree, "he talks like a fag and all his shit is retarded."
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by alexmat 13y ago
I like how the initials are inverted. Cute.
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by alexmat 13y ago
Right, and I'm just looking to collaborate.
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by alexmat 13y ago
You're over generalizing.
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by alexmat 13y ago
I am male and I do spend a lot of time thinking about sex. It also affects the way I interact with women as opposed to how I interact with men. It's just like hunger. When I'm hungry, it's hard to think about things other tha
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by alexmat 13y ago
The "Seattle Chill" is embraced by even our homeless it seems.
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by alexmat 13y ago
On a day to day basis sure, but over weeks and months, the trend has been positive. As long as you purchase bitcoins well in advance of when you need to spend them, they have historically preformed very well even with all the volatility. As
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by alexmat 13y ago
People have varying risk tolerance. For someone who is young, travels a lot and has several sources of income, Bitcoin is an attractive option.
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by alexmat 13y ago
Better yet, put up a tor hidden service as an option. It doesn't take a lot of extra effort.
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by alexmat 13y ago
Anecdotal point, but my Mom is much happier to get an update with a new phone than to have an old phone updated.
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A paradigm shift in finance theory?(nzica.com)
2 points by alexmat 13y ago|0 comments
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Two Sites Vie for SilkRoad's Customers(digitaltrends.com)
1 points by alexmat 13y ago|0 comments
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by alexmat 13y ago
Not equivalent to, but certainly shares similar characteristics through coerced surrender of the fruits of one's labor.
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by alexmat 13y ago
Speculation from over a year ago: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/08/16/heres-a-thought-w...
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by alexmat 13y ago
DuckDuckGo Tor Hidden service address, for anyone interested: 3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2010/08/duckduckgo-now-o...
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by alexmat 13y ago
Those externalities are themselves a consequence of the War on Drugs, not the drug dealer. I have lots of drug dealers in my state who run great businesses and contribute to the local economy because the drugs they deal are now legal.
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Pres. Obama has dinner with the tech giants(omnimagonline.blogspot.com)
3 points by alexmat 13y ago|0 comments
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by alexmat 14y ago
Located at a large academic institution? I had not realized the weight of your authority. Please forgive my naive pedestrian musings ;) "What about bubbles that took place before central banks existed or were powerful?" Quoting wikipedia: T

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