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by amygdyl 9y ago
In summary, the block chain is great for use as a ledger. But forgetting that the wheel is not only not reinvented, but the market or industry or hype chain has not yet advanced to appreciation of wheels, is potentially a costly error.
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by amygdyl 9y ago
But, and I feel like I'm going to get a proverbial reprimand for asking the obvious, but why, in all this time, has no solution been proposed?
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by amygdyl 9y ago
What about personal caches? I know that few people likely keep locally saved Web pages in near line accessibility. But if you only build the tool, I would happily mount the nearly 5 terabytes of ULTRASCSI drives I've got in storage, wh
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I agree generally with the reactions of disbelief in reply to this article. Its in a company. I know of no hindrance to company policy or ability to make the most rational decisions about networking security, from the starting point of not
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I'm pleasantly surprised to see the capability nevertheless IS actually possible, with only ca. 50% more than the really old and primarily 2D only card that is referenced here. To be so close to running the stack on a specialist 2D mul
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I can't even bear to compare my own four decades of head scratching about economics with Feynmann's insights, but I can offer you a realisation that I have attained through the kind of haphazard real world that experience the sort
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by amygdyl 9y ago
London native here, so I will only mention this one thought which arose last week, discussing the same issues after we'd been reading about the Apple headquarters... Could not transportable housing be sited on short lease plots, with t
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I absolutely agree with your premise. But I cannot help but feel saddened, to reduce the prize to a level of the publicity it conveys. Neither can I eradicate the thought that awarding such a prize in this manner surely is felt as a provoca
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Exactly. In my father's life, it was not allowed to vote unless you were the owner outright of property and women gained suffrage in his early years. My father lacked a birth certificate, and this prevented him from voting, until resol
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by amygdyl 9y ago
"My tendency to idealize Western civilization arises from my nationalistic desire to use the West in order to reform China" I cannot read this without translating it in the way I imagined it would be heard in the offices of power,
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I always felt that China simply faced much starker realities and choices than ever we are able to fully appreciate when we complain about the systems they have. I'm no Sinophile, and I think Great Britain should have built a floating d
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Frankly I believe that Intel could sell processors now with ten times more cache per core, and the queue for them at $50,000 a socket would be just immense. I probably underestimate the likely cost by several times and then the cooling woul
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Brilliant and thank you for posting it here! This is just the example and encouragement I needed to entice my friend to get the interest in what I have been thoroughly absorbed by the past months, and yet failing to impress upon my buddy ho
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Another wish of mine, is the reporting of the installation conditions on every individual installation. It's a long time past, but I can't forget my experience in small businesses, where I had to disbelieve any reports about perfo
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I dream of being able to tell the file system to be ready for a range of requests when they are first anticipated. In a extreme, I think about getting a NV store to load the pointers to the physical data, in cache and to not flush the cache
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I now wish there was a feature to make one's own comment less prominent yet still in thread, a self down vote in essence. Because I took my first point in a direction away from the context, despite the reasons I wrote being the underly
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I hope this is not too tangential, but I have been thinking about the best ways to make use of direct access to non volatile memories, ignoring the block and driver level and ordering the layout in your code. I suspect that your project is
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I used to like this style of naming software with a allusive dictionary noun, but the sheer volume of new code is driving me to wish there was a canonical clearing house for naming, with agreed conventions for the "given name" eve
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Wow thank you so much for your very thoughtful reply. I'm glad you mentioned philosophy albeit I named my company after the most introspective and protective muse of Kirkegaard, so I have to find a way to not loop into a existentialis
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Sorry about that. I knew that I should have linked the article to show the connection, but I was wary of it containing inappropriate language. Anyhow here is the explanation : https://m.theregister.co.uk/2000/10/24
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I'm also appreciating the same as you quoted above. But I keep defaulting to a painfully pessimistic imagination that is the costs are collectively going to be so moot so much sooner than any expectation, due to unforseen extreme resul
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Can anyone help me with a reference for any study that has been published on the status of research for the conditions of successful crypto currency launches? Or a serious reputable journal reviewing the literature comprehensively? If I&#x2
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I think the problem is that there are very few suitable length articles that are available for you at no cost, and the debate has been suffering from a lack of understanding in the widest sense of the problem and so little can be found on a
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by amygdyl 9y ago
"24 October 2000, The Register, New Intel Adverts Are Cr " At the same time as I feel that thirty years of my life just blitted by unmeasurably fast, the above headline from just 17 years ago seems like a true relic of a differen
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I can't remember if we had any concept of a emoji but it was a habit for a term for my friends and I to use the "coloration" of the sprites in our collective PacMan clone to communicate the mood when we last left the computer
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I recall reading a familiar source I usually expect to be sensible (I've had memory problems since a head trauma a couple years back, which frustrate me constantly over seemingly unimportant context that's actually more disorienta
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I'm yet to see any long term review on YouTube that explains the way anyone who finds the SP a terrible experience has so much difficulty. I'm genuine in my interest as it's a leap of faith even though I have been a committed
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by amygdyl 9y ago
I'm almost surelybeing inadvertently obtuse, but how in the heck is it legal to restrict my use of the service I pay for. Is there a case law reference easily pointed out?
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by amygdyl 9y ago
Likewise thank you for your information! Now I have a dilemma: I'm forced to retire my SP2 and the SP5 is any day going to be debited unless I cancel. This hiatus looks like just how I'm going to be reviewing the new HP Spectre ta
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by amygdyl 9y ago
If every cloud service arguably overprices one essential part of delivery, bandwidth usage in this case, my instinct (no more, no less and no pretension to analysis) is that there's a design intent to ensure a difficult to price compon

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