atarian

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by atarian 9y ago
>Ten years ago, so many Americans were making jokes about poor quality Indian code and Indian accents. The idea of Indians actually working innovative jobs seemed laughable to many Americans. As someone who grew up in America during that
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by atarian 9y ago
> now they all should learn yet another file type syntax for the same problem Are you really implying that learning INI would be a burden?
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by atarian 9y ago
Prefacing with "all it seems to do" makes you sound like you haven't actually used PBR, which could also explain why you don't understand why people prefer PBR to setup.py. If you think packaging is a matter of configura
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Human-friendly API for crypto-currencies(coinbin.org)
2 points by atarian 9y ago|0 comments
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by atarian 9y ago
This is what I'm seeing as well. Seems like the only mistake the author made was forgetting to include the MIT license, which is not as nefarious as scrubbing it.
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by atarian 9y ago
Pretty cool how Musk's companies reuse technologies amongst themselves. Back in 2015, SpaceX shared welding techniques and machinery with Tesla: https://electrek.co/2015/05/24/spacex-transferred-novel-wel
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by atarian 9y ago
He was publicly given job offers from Wikileaks and Gab: https://twitter.com/JulianAssange/status/894834730461483008 https://twitter.com/getongab/status/893975352804028417
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by atarian 9y ago
>Anything meaningful basically has to interact with the real world through agents external to the contract This is where people are betting to take a risk that the law will change to legalize and maybe even incorporate these contracts. T
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by atarian 9y ago
Americans are not allowed to invest in it (yet).
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by atarian 9y ago
If you live outside of the US, consider investing in an index fund that tracks multiple cryptos: https://www.iconomi.net/dashboard/#/INDEX
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by atarian 9y ago
Thanks for the correction. I should have said something like many people thought Bitcoin was peaking when it was only worth hundreds.
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by atarian 9y ago
I also want to point out that even if you did put $3000 in, most people don't have the guts to hold that much for that long. I've heard countless stories of people selling when Bitcoin was only worth hundreds because they panicked
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by atarian 9y ago
Wow, this is very interesting. Are spouses in the US entitled to shares in your company after a divorce?
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by atarian 9y ago
Here are some examples of music they've generated: https://magenta.tensorflow.org/performance-rnn
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by atarian 9y ago
> they get defensive, almost like you are threatening their identity by saying a computer can do it. It's a fairly common reaction from most people. Hayao Miyazaki, director of Spirited Away, got very upset after being shown a demo
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by atarian 9y ago
> my reality was augmented because everywhere I went I thought "I wonder what Pokemon are around" and would check the app. But you're not augmenting your senses that perceive the reality. Using the app to check if an entit
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by atarian 9y ago
Would love to see Elon Musk take over and build the Hyperloop.
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by atarian 9y ago
Alright, thanks!
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by atarian 9y ago
Do you guys turn away applicants? I applied a while ago and never heard back.
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Ask HN: How would a startup protect itself against IP theft?
1 points by atarian 9y ago|1 comments
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Bitcoin Is at Risk of No Longer Being the Biggest Digital Currency(bloomberg.com)
2 points by atarian 9y ago|0 comments
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by atarian 9y ago
Google cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:04az_uB...
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by atarian 9y ago
This was reported in 2013 and the case was settled: https://www.law360.com/articles/539708/apple-flatworld-settl...
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by atarian 9y ago
I'd like to see more details about edge case scenarios. What happens if a sled gets stuck? What would be the procedure and response time for getting the right personnel down there? What failsafes are in place for disasters? What if the
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by atarian 9y ago
What does physics have to do with ML/AI?
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Ask HN: How would you handle a large traffic spike (eg. being frontpage on HN)?
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by atarian 9y ago
I'm not sure if I agree with this. This is like saying that the very essence of cooking is chemistry and that in order to fully understand and appreciate how cooking works, a chef should get a MS in Chemistry.
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by atarian 9y ago
It really bums me out to see Silicon Valley in the state it is today. I got a chance to visit Korea, and one of the things that really impressed me was the rate and scale they were building high-rise apartments: http://www.japant
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by atarian 10y ago
Because you only need a browser. When you're just a beginner, setting up an environment can be extremely painful.
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by atarian 10y ago
The article just mentions that Intel is no longer funding OSIC, which from what I read is essentially a data center for contributors to use (for free?). I could totally see why Intel would have second thoughts about footing a server bill; I

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