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by andruby 8y ago
See https://www.aresnorthamerica.com/grid-scale-energy-storage
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by andruby 8y ago
> Even if autonomous algorithm was 10X better than human, when it takes on responsibility of driving 100 trucks, it would commit 10X more accidents than an average human. It's an inescapable law of probability. Could you explain thi
963.
by andruby 8y ago
Proving in court will be hard. But surely you've seen the smoke?
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by andruby 8y ago
You should ask the people the same question again, now that they've had some time to inform themselves of what "leaving the EU" really means. I wouldn't bet any money on it, but I wouldn't be surprised if the majori
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IBM, Stellar Preparing to Launch “Venture Backed” Stronghold USD Cryptocurrency(cryptoglobe.com)
2 points by andruby 8y ago|0 comments
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by andruby 8y ago
Are you missing a "/s"? Or do you mean that they are preparing for another round of funding and want to improve their valuation?
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by andruby 8y ago
The forum uses discourse, an open source forum software. I'm sure someone will soon add the functionality for users to download their data from discourse. And then you only need to have a standard email reply pointing GDRP requesters t
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Discourse hacked via sophisticated social engineering(meta.discourse.org)
2 points by andruby 8y ago|0 comments
969.
by andruby 8y ago
Dreaming of teeth falling out is a common dream. I've been told that it means you are afraid of growing old. I had that dream a lot in the past.
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by andruby 8y ago
With manual trading? Or holding the right coins? Do you trade full time?
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by andruby 8y ago
You can find my email on my HN profile.
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by andruby 8y ago
How can I contact you? ;) Not at hft but also ran a fast bot.
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by andruby 8y ago
What do you mean? 0.99^62=0.53626
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DigitalOcean Introduces Load Balancer Support for Let’s Encrypt and HTTP/2(blog.digitalocean.com)
5 points by andruby 8y ago|0 comments
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by andruby 8y ago
> Take a guess what Medicaid pays for a labor epidural for a pregnant mother, which involves putting a very large needle next to a woman's spinal cord, with possible complications of paralysis, death, headache, back pain, infection,
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by andruby 8y ago
My personal opinion is that this should be illegal. Prices for the same treatment should be equal regardless of patient or insurer. The insurance repayment policies could differ, but at least the base pay won't seem completely made up.
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by andruby 8y ago
> For an application that deals with primarily with downloading, uploading, and displaying text. Emails have become much more than that. They can contain almost everything a webpage can. Most browsers use a ton more ram than 300 MB.
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by andruby 8y ago
Maybe I wasn't clear in my original message. I meant that with lower block rewards and lower transaction fees (through lightning and other advances), the total reward for mining would go down, removing the incentive for the large numbe
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by andruby 8y ago
If we make the transactions more efficient, lowering the fees, we might remove the huge incentive to mine so much. That would be great.
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by andruby 8y ago
> it offer a short term mitigation while increasing the risk on relapse and thus future recurring consumption Alcohol? Coffee? Sugar?
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by andruby 8y ago
What if our eyes invert both vertically and horizontally? > light, coming from your right, hits a cone on the left of your retina. Light coming from above, hits a cone on the bottom of the retina. [0] https://www.quora.com&#x2
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by andruby 8y ago
How can we compare those contributions?
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by andruby 8y ago
I wouldn't like the potential additional security implications of this. Cryptographic signing should cover _most_ attack surfaces, but not all.
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by andruby 9y ago
I don’t understand HN. I posted this 7 hours earlier and it didn’t get picked up. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16715230
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HIBP partnering with 1Password(troyhunt.com)
2 points by andruby 9y ago|0 comments
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by andruby 9y ago
How/where did he invest? I’ve been out of the loop for a while.
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by andruby 9y ago
Can you explain how it saves those hours? Do you no longer have to input invoices and expenses? Is that all automated?
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by andruby 9y ago
I fully agree with your first point. However, I don't think Quickbooks purposefully designed their software to be hard to use. I think that just happened when they grew their software organically without spending much effort and rework
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by andruby 9y ago
I have a relative who's a doctor who managed all her client data in her head. She didn't write much down. She actually did have an accident that caused memory loss and it was a huge problem for her. Your memory is important, make
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by andruby 9y ago
I have a family 1-password account that I share with my wife. In our shared vault I have 2 secure notes: 1 that explains the process of how to unlock my 1-password vault, and another note that highlights which of the +200 accounts are impor

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