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by arcaster 9y ago
I love this concept! However, when it comes to conventional theaters fetching the most revenue possible, it seems like the problem is what to play in a limited number of theaters, not becessarily as many people as possible. I could see peo
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by arcaster 9y ago
Haha, I'll be waiting to purchase until Linux reviews surface or MicroCenter offers the same discount on TR and i9 chips.
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by arcaster 9y ago
I love the C.H.I.P board, seems like they'd have better market penetration if their name wasn't "CHIP" though. I feel like the Particle IOT line has suffered a similarly hindrence?
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by arcaster 9y ago
Damn, now I have a legitimate reason to buy a sailboat ;)
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by arcaster 9y ago
Another excuse to raise rent...
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by arcaster 9y ago
Why not build a small super-capacitor or lithium ion bank that you'd charge at work? Also, unless you have perfect weather (I.e. the Bay Area) and require no energy for HVAC this system is almost useless.
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by arcaster 9y ago
Please, no. At least someone didn't suggest Bancor as a "plausible example".
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by arcaster 9y ago
After working in the space for about a year, after being a developer and enthusiast surrounding crypto since the early days of BTC this "bickering among core devs" is nothing new. Any press or "talks" that say otherwise
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by arcaster 9y ago
Usually, companies conducting ICO's only release the block number in advance, the smart contract address is generally released last sometimes just hours before the ICO start time.
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by arcaster 9y ago
Yep, there's more than enough liquidity. People clearing more than $70k USD worth of ETH are usually going through OTC channels, not through exchanges like Poloniex and Coinbase. OTC fees are generally higher than exchanges, but offe
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by arcaster 9y ago
This was bound to happen at some point... It'll be interesting to see how low the dip goes as a result of this ICO failure.
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by arcaster 9y ago
Currently on mobile, but the hardware blog Hardware Cannucks has a fantastic post covering how "true" ECC support / functionality is on Ryzen. They also investigate this on both Windows and Linux.
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by arcaster 9y ago
I do this, especially enjoyable when you happen upon an avocado that's just ripe enough to be almost buttery.
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by arcaster 9y ago
Interesting, could you possibly explain how "halt behavior" indicates that ECC is fully functioning? I've just read a lot about ECC being compatible but not tests explicitly showing it works.
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by arcaster 9y ago
I generally have workflows that heavily utilize docker, i.e. use at least 2GB, docker compose on my MBP can take up to 6-8 minutes. For me it's still unclear how much of a real advantage IPC provides for common tasks or non-parallel pr
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by arcaster 9y ago
My only qualm is that purchasing an i7 7700 system in comparison to a Ryzen 1700 system is almost the same price (since I'm buying my CPU from MircoCenter). The use of my desktop is maybe 5% gaming, the rest is software dev and browsin
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by arcaster 9y ago
I'm still waiting for a more diverse set of synthetic and real-world benchmarks. It'll be interesting to see how IPC performance holds up with Threadripper, however I think the most interesting debate will be whether the 1920x or
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by arcaster 9y ago
Interesting to see the paradigm of "bitcoin is doing well, everything else must be less useful" is making a comeback? I the reason progressively larger corrections have been happening is due to more people who know nothing about
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by arcaster 9y ago
I haven't tried but it seems like a good way to linearize my thought process at times and give myself some form of accountability to prevent getting distracted as often. However, I'd be worried about accidentally revealing a syste
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by arcaster 9y ago
Oh boy, well let's wait and see if this release blows up on the launchpad...
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by arcaster 9y ago
They should add a benchmark for nominal time for tx finality & tx price for some amount of USD.
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by arcaster 9y ago
I'm considering entering the space as a NCG, luckily I have good connections and experience in the space. My alternative is to leverage my startup experience and just work in some other industry that interests me. My one doubt with b
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by arcaster 9y ago
It's great that only 5 actors control a majority of the value LMAO. Even Gnosis handled their roll-out more gracefully than the BAT team.
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by arcaster 9y ago
Developer Cons: Some write shitty smart contracts.
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by arcaster 9y ago
Yeah, XRP doesn't have much utility for the average user. Also noticed the gaping error citing that Ethereum Classic implements crypto-note. If you want to look at a token that's about as close to a complete scam as tokenly possi
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by arcaster 9y ago
You should consider differentiating "tokens" from crypto-currencies backed by their own unique blockchain implementation. For example, Golem is a token built on Ethereum, however, it's not really a true "crypto-currency
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by arcaster 9y ago
Could be a decent way to solve the current zoning / housing crysis. The only disruption not welcome in the Bay seems to be from Mother Nature.
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by arcaster 9y ago
The price-point is what really has me excited. Their last e-paper reader / annotation tablet was nearly $1000!
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by arcaster 9y ago
Interesting, now it makes sense why I couldn't re-add my credit card to purchase ETH that I planned to convert into some alts immediately. After some snooping, it seems like hundreds of people haven't been able to add credit/
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by arcaster 9y ago
I really enjoy keeping a number of honey bee colonies in the summer on my rooftop in Boston. However, you lost me at "herbal medicine".

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