atomical

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by atomical 9y ago
The Bitcoin community in general is very toxic and unsavory. That's probably why they aren't funding them.
662.
by atomical 9y ago
How did you know it was racism?
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by atomical 9y ago
Pretty cool. This could be a good primer for Uber devs.
664.
by atomical 9y ago
This comment is so generic.
665.
by atomical 9y ago
How can Filecoin compete with Amazon? Amazon has economies of scale.
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PostgreSQL's handling of fsync() errors is unsafe and risks data loss(postgresql.org)
3 points by atomical 9y ago|0 comments
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by atomical 9y ago
Yes. That's why I am posting in this thread.
668.
by atomical 9y ago
It's not important at all. There's a bug in Uber's software. That's what we should be talking about.
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by atomical 9y ago
> Then there is the question of whether the Uber-supplied video accurately represents the lighting conditions at the time... Why would that matter? The issue here is that the LIDAR system failed to detect the pedestrian.
670.
by atomical 9y ago
Bubble removal. That's a new one.
671.
by atomical 9y ago
Are there people or cultures who have a fondness for cockroaches?
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by atomical 9y ago
Is that part of the problem?
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by atomical 9y ago
The value proposition of the cloud was that it saves time and sometimes money because of usage pricing. The only advantage of blockchain is that it's supposedly more secure against tampering.
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by atomical 9y ago
The fault is with Uber because their software should have been able to use LIDAR to detect the person walking in the road.
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by atomical 9y ago
How could you possibly know if the mistake was reasonable?
676.
by atomical 9y ago
If they had LIDAR capability, yes.
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by atomical 9y ago
No.
678.
by atomical 9y ago
If the person knew they were there, yes. That's the case with the LIDAR.
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by atomical 9y ago
This is comparable to prosecuting the developer who works for a gun manufacturer when a new type of digital "safety" fails.
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by atomical 9y ago
It's not a unique situation. Developers are responsible for software that kills.
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by atomical 9y ago
Which is it? You're saying we don't have enough details AND that it's just buggy software.
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by atomical 9y ago
Just because you have right of way does not allow you to murder someone.
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by atomical 9y ago
Yes, the developer.
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PG: Weight-related deaths can affect non-obese too(paul-graham.net)
1 points by atomical 9y ago|0 comments
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by atomical 9y ago
A software developer fucked up. It could have been much worse. It's going to make our industry look worse if we aren't held accountable.
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by atomical 9y ago
That was from a leak. So how do you know he doesn't say it anymore?
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by atomical 9y ago
Why not start recording and uploading pics and video of the individual employees instead of just posting pictures of their vehicle?
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by atomical 9y ago
What do you mean by round?
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by atomical 9y ago
Doesn't Bitcoin need mining to handle transactions?
690.
by atomical 9y ago
Ideally we just have something that can handle fast transaction volume without wasting a lot of electricity. Hedera Hashgraph looks like it might be able to do that. It's still very early, but lightning networks aren't the solutio

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