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by atomical 9y ago
My scenario is just me thinking out loud. Most people don't participate in online discussions. It's a very small part of the population that logs onto the internet to critique news articles and spread their agenda. I don't pa
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by atomical 9y ago
I don't know about messaging, but paying per comment would be a really interesting idea. There are a lot of people out there who are very aggressive about posting in tabloid and newspaper comment sections. The comments are usually so a
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by atomical 9y ago
Bancor?
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by atomical 9y ago
Is that why the updates are huge?
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by atomical 9y ago
> I want to thank Bitdefender and especially Marius for their response as well as for fixing the bug. I don't see an update for the mac version.
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by atomical 9y ago
Buffett and Munger both say that there are less opportunities because they have so much cash to invest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpzrHPYWojY
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by atomical 9y ago
Does Naltrexone work better than AA meetings?
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by atomical 9y ago
I don't agree with your statement about Buffett. I am curious about one thing though. Buffett prefers to buy businesses during a recession when the books aren't looking so hot and Berkshire Hathaway can get a good deal. What sort
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by atomical 9y ago
The novelty of NBC's move and the reason it's being talked about on HN is that an old media giant is embracing Snapchat's younger demographic. Once you know that any supporting details are largely irrelevant because they only
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by atomical 9y ago
I think the security risk of centralized exchanges is overblown. If you only transfer tokens to an exchange when you want to sell them your risk is pretty low. Plus, most exchanges have most of their coins in cold storage (kind of like a ba
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by atomical 9y ago
It doesn't matter.
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by atomical 9y ago
The book addresses your points.
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by atomical 9y ago
I have learned some strategies for dealing with emotions from Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by David Burns. By controlling your thoughts you ultimately control how you feel.
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by atomical 9y ago
I have a Forerunner 235. I didn't buy the watch for notifications or anything like that, but it's really cool to get a Slack notification when you are halfway across the house. The GPS also connects to satellites in a fraction of
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by atomical 9y ago
Are these types of cases based on contingency?
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by atomical 9y ago
I'm very impressed with Garmin's bluetooth implementation on the Forerunner series.
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by atomical 9y ago
Just do an ICO.
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by atomical 9y ago
Use a blockchain to store it.
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by atomical 9y ago
What is functionalclam?
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by atomical 9y ago
He's worth $2.5 billion.
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by atomical 9y ago
Is there some controversy surrounding the name MongoDB?
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by atomical 9y ago
Huh?
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by atomical 9y ago
They are produced by the body. Your comment is truly off topic because it has nothing to do with the article.
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by atomical 9y ago
There are no rollbacks so it will never be production ready for 99% of businesses.
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by atomical 9y ago
Why is that important?
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by atomical 9y ago
You can take a ferry to North Manitou island in northern Michigan. It's a great weekend adventure.
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by atomical 9y ago
Market manipulation is already happening on crypto exchanges. It's much easier to manipulate a currency when the volume is thin.
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by atomical 9y ago
You can say that about 99% of the ICO's. That doesn't make them good investments.
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by atomical 9y ago
I'm not familiar, but I know that 99% of the current startups that are using the ICO model are not targeting what made Bitcoin popular.
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by atomical 9y ago
Is there a similar project for Ruby?

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