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12511.
by api 10y ago
1. is a fundamental problem with all deflationary currencies
12512.
by api 10y ago
If Apple shipped FUSE this would be a lot easier.
12513.
by api 10y ago
The culture war is a great tool for dividing the disempowered and keeping economic issues off the table.
12514.
by api 10y ago
That's why I've dragged on implementing certain more advanced crypto in ZeroTier. Right now it's boring DJB hipster crypto with no state and I like it like that. Not much bug surface area.
12515.
by api 10y ago
California's major cities are doing well, while its rural areas like those of much of America have been in a depression since 2000.
12516.
by api 10y ago
I feel like calling citation needed on imports. Outsourcing is massive, and far larger than automation.
12517.
by api 10y ago
Evolutionary, not revolutionary. We haven't discovered anything really new in a while. CRISPR-CAS9 and the like may qualify but still I'm not sure they stack up next to the discovery of DNA itself. All that happened from about 194
12518.
by api 10y ago
What? You don't want advertising "dark patterns" piped directly into your cerebral cortex by way of a completely immersive interface?
12519.
by api 10y ago
It's a MacGap web app -- we're working on a native UI right now. I'm sorry to hear that and I wonder how many others might have seen that. :( There is also a command line. Try 'sudo zerotier-cli help'.
12520.
by api 10y ago
(4) lock in to a closed mainframe when you can easily duplicate the same design pattern with open stuff.
12521.
How used electric car batteries can back up the grid (Reddit comment thread)(np.reddit.com)
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12522.
by api 10y ago
We do nothing with scroll. I also hate whiz-bang scroll effects. What is your browser? We have tested on four or five and it works fine on all of them.
12523.
by api 10y ago
/plug (but it is free and open source) https://www.zerotier.com You can run this inside Docker containers with a few extra capabilities (allow tap, allow ioctls) which is probably similar to what you need for other in-conta
12524.
by api 10y ago
You could already run Jenkins on Azure just fine. This announces a business partnership but I don't understand what other implications there are. It seems to me that the big three cloud providers are trying very hard to decommoditize t
12525.
by api 10y ago
Google is known to never delete anything, not even intermediate revisions.
12526.
by api 10y ago
We are surrounded by some amount of randomness, but quite a bit of complexity and chaotic/nonlinear behavior that can look like randomness but does in fact contain information. A PRNG function is an extreme example; if you know its sta
12527.
by api 10y ago
It works when the things are non essential pieces of computer code or entirely unmanned test vehicles e.g. SpaceX landing attempts. In medicine, manned transport, etc. it's criminal.
12528.
by api 10y ago
I have yet to see a popular science article that discusses concepts like consciousness and free will that isn't junk. We can't even define these things in any scientific way so how can we talk about them in this context?
12529.
by api 10y ago
20% -- I hope it's that high. That's a high enough number to get peoples' attention and challenge the prevailing meme of "nobody cares about privacy or security." (Privacy IS security. There's not really a dist
12530.
by api 10y ago
Another way out is to divorce free "as in beer" from free "as in freedom" and start charging for freedom-enhancing software. Find an economic model that works.
12531.
by api 10y ago
Never EVER under any circumstances would I put a closed-source cloud-connected always-on microphone in my house. Google's entire business model and value as a company revolves around their ability to maximize the accuracy of their cons
12532.
by api 10y ago
Someone tell me a bot I should try to become convinced bots are the next big thing.
12533.
by api 10y ago
"But there has been pushback on these efforts, too. Many Portlanders say they don’t want more density in their neighborhoods, that they oppose big housing complexes and in-law units in neighbors’ backyards. (There is a similar attitude
12534.
by api 10y ago
I feel like it's designed to steer you away from the concept of having a music collection and toward a more fluid streaming approach. This in turn could have revenue motives-- payola, ad revenue, etc. In any case count me out. I'm
12535.
by api 10y ago
In his case I sort of doubt it since he doesn't seem to operate that way. In any case Tesla sales are not going to be impacted much by rail.
12536.
by api 10y ago
It would be much better for civilians to be able to invest in ETFs that invest in VC firms. That way they're investing in baskets of startups picked by (hopefully) professionals. The odds of a single startup succeeding big are small, e
12537.
by api 10y ago
The retired. Most boomers have most of their savings in real estate.
12538.
by api 10y ago
Your last point is important-- I think too many people in the distributed systems / decentralization community rush to block chain as the one hammer to pound every nail. It's not. It's a solution to a very specific set of con
12539.
by api 10y ago
"Mysteriousness" is even more nebulous than consciousness-- to one person something will feel mysterious, and another it won't. Personally I do not think we know what consciousness is because we can't replicate it or tes
12540.
by api 10y ago
"Let's block one of our major use cases..."

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