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by apo 9y ago
I wanted to, but Google Play Books has been closed to new publishers for some time.
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by apo 9y ago
I recently published an intermediate-level e-book on Bitcoin: http://bitzuma.com/owning-bitcoin/ This is the book I wish had existed when I started learning about Bitcoin in 2011. It's a technical deep-dive for a
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Fresh Look at Older Mars Data Yields Equatorial Surprise [Ice](jhuapl.edu)
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by apo 9y ago
Industry lobbied the Ronald Reagan White House and tried to get the Senate to deny ratification of the Protocol, warning of dire economic impacts resulting from a phase-down of their products. Not only did the lobbyists fail, they didn&#x
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Ben is attempting to launch 10 Startups in 24 hours(bentossell.com)
2 points by apo 9y ago|0 comments
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by apo 9y ago
Right now you can build decentralized apps like Mastodon, except they 1) take hours to setup a node, along with having to know arcane Linuz sysadmining 2) aren't actually decentralized, but federated. Urbit wants to make it easy to se
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A Social Network That Costs 10¢ to Post(yours.org)
281 points by apo 9y ago|150 comments
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by apo 9y ago
This is where Cloudflare comes in. This is where you lose control over your website: https://blog.cloudflare.com/why-we-terminated-daily-stormer/
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by apo 9y ago
Start with No https://www.amazon.com/Start-Negotiating-Tools-that-Pros/dp/... Contradicts conventional wisdom about negotiation goals and tactics. Very actionable advice about using interrogative led questions and
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Pop Culture Pulsar: Origin Story of Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures Album Cover(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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by apo 9y ago
I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product. You'll find a bunch of them in the ICO space, where crowdfunding is even easier.
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by apo 9y ago
Bitcoin was never claimed to be "anonymous." It operates under a privacy model called "pseudonymity," which was described elegantly in Satoshi's white paper. The distinction is important because conflating privacy i
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Building Your Own Bitcoin Satellite Node: Part 1 – Hardware Assembly(medium.com)
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by apo 9y ago
If the rich are more likely to get a block, they are more likely to collect the reward for the block. Every block they get, the richer they become. The richer they become, the more likely they are to collect the reward for a block. https
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by apo 9y ago
Does your project use PoS? Aside from the linked article, what PoS proposal has the best chance of solving the practical problems you mention? Edit: It looks like your post was edited to answer the second question. I'll check it out.
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by apo 9y ago
Neo-nazis are such a different class of evil, that it's hard for me to see the same practices being used against someone who is not them. Do you remember how Communists were treated during the McCarthy era?
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Why Is the 1997 Honda Accord the Most Stolen Car in the U.S?(honda-tech.com)
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by apo 9y ago
This doesn't sound like marketplace disruption as described by Christensen. Under his model, the marketplace disruptor attacks from the bottom. The challenging product is demonstrably, objectively worse in one or more ways than the i
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by apo 9y ago
What a difference 16 years makes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_electricity_crisis
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by apo 9y ago
The article provides no evidence for the claim made in the title. Even if it were to do so, the article leaves the dangling question of why bother to include the ransom component at all.
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by apo 9y ago
> They aren't shortcuts for the lazy, they're shortcuts for non-scientists who aren't capable of fully evaluating the science alone. It's a shortcut fraught with potential for deception, as even a casual glance throug
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by apo 9y ago
Sensible advice overall, but I completely disagree with these: > Before you begin reading, take note of the authors and their institutional affiliations. and > Beware of questionable journals. Institutional affiliation and journal imp
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by apo 9y ago
Huh? Starting with the title - "unifiers" and "diversifiers" appear to be terms with definitions unique to the author. Except the author never bothers to define them. This article seems to be a call to "praise"
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by apo 9y ago
As others have noted, the article doesn't seem to answer the question it poses. What's missing is more detail around the process of producing green and black olives. Watch the end of the embedded video: https://youtu.be
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Tonal system(en.wikipedia.org)
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List of Printers Which Do or Do Not Display Tracking Dots(eff.org)
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Planet Vulcan(en.wikipedia.org)
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by apo 9y ago
For those who want to try something like this with little fuss, check out Proof of Existence: https://proofofexistence.com/
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A record 107M Americans have car loans(money.cnn.com)
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by apo 9y ago
Eight possible explanations and not a single mention of the word "deflation." The Japanese have a long history of low unemployment and deflation working together: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/japan/unemploy

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