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aws_ls
10y ago
IMHO you are being too idealistic. To illustrate, I would definitely not allow any malpractice/bigotry/corruption to directly benefit me. But if I need to do business with guys who have done malpractice/bigotry/corru
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Confessions of a killer policeman
(theguardian.com)
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aws_ls
10y ago
I think @pluma means that the mass nationalistic hysteria which was generated after WW1 leading to WW2, would not have happened, if like Turkey military, German military would have preempted all the events by a coup. Also they suggest that
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aws_ls
10y ago
Are you talking about Pokemon Go? You seem to have posted on the wrong thread. :-)
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aws_ls
10y ago
Interesting suggestion. I am not sure about it costing the same karma. The net effect will then be, that the threshold of acquiring 'downvoting power' will shift further upwards. For example, people who get to 501 karma, will have
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10y ago
> My wife increasingly spends more time on front/back-office tasks, so technically this is a 1.5 person company :-) It was nice to hear about this, as my wife also helps me out in running my business. Its ultra important to have t
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10y ago
I saw it just now, so by now its already added and stands 6th most used (not bad for a relatively new language) for server side web development. I like it a lot, have been using it since 2013. I bet its going to rise in usage. A minor poin
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10y ago
I saw it till about 23 minutes. The ERT did not seem like a secret organization to me. They left the building, which the NGOs had 'occupied' to go for lunch. Leaving all their documents for them to copy. Are there any ground break
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10y ago
Very important point. I think the older you are, and particularly if you have dependents, you need a longer period of savings. Couple TV programs (e.g. Suze Orman show) advise to have at least 8 months salary worth of savings. I think if we
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10y ago
Oh, I didn't know that you could make recursive calls on the DAO! Gosh, to me plain for loops (what people call Turing complete) itself looked a bit too much, from scaling point of view. I wrote my thoughts on the same 23 days back, wh
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10y ago
>Now I'm off to start a new venture as a solo entrepreneur. The only truly successful technical leader is the founder, and that feels right. My last day at my day job is June 30th. :) Good move. All the best. I totally agree with
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10y ago
I respect Ethereum project and people behind it, but am not convinced. For loops: I am tired of seeing Turing complete , to mean just for loops , I thought, HN crowd busts jargon, so I am just going to say for loops . I think Bitcoin mak
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10y ago
To understand better. Lets take the following deviations from mean in series A&B. A: 2, 1, 3, 1, 2 B: 4, 1, 2, 1, 1 MAD(A) = 9/5 = 1.8 STD(A) = sqrt(21/5) = sqrt(4.2) = 2.05 MAD(B) = 9/5 = 1.8 STD(B) = sqrt(23/5) = 2
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10y ago
I think a lot of the text written on this page can be explained by his tweets. Your experience reminded me of his this tweet: "Proud of being gentle with the waiter & tough with powerful ass *les rather than reverse..." http
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aws_ls
10y ago
>> GP: But then I am just a simple country boy. Then you end with. > But then again I'm just Ozark trailer trash... Both of you folks make a lot of solid points and then end with such humility. Don't know what to make of
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10y ago
I am seeing this point being repeatedly pointed out on this page (i.e. his first mention of Javascript as non-controversial as baking, and then later on in the essay Programming lang X vs Y) . Remember it was 2009. Surely Chrome had come ou
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10y ago
Precisely. People imagine the entire data related to all aspects of a process executing on Blockchain, will be resident on the Blockchain. On the contrary, it would be as lightweight as possible. And the transactions in a Block, could point
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10y ago
Are you not romanticizing it and projecting your own beliefs? There are other lots of smaller places but having good institutions which don't get to have a good Startup ecosystem, or even a single startup, unless somebody chooses to. I
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10y ago
I agree with you that there is a wide gap between Bitcoin/Blockchain tech and real world. Won't contest that. But a will contract can be put on the blockchain, and its a step forward, IMHO. Just today I learnt about OverStock'
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10y ago
I think, its more like version 0.1 of what's possible. I can foresee the existence of wills on the blockchain. e.g. 'move my coins to my inheritors public key, in 10 years, unless I overwrite this will, with something else' I
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10y ago
>much cheaper than a Western Union or SWIFT wire transfer But in practice, even when a user moves bitcoins between their own wallets its results in that transaction getting registered in the block chain. Which is very unnecessary, cost
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10y ago
Basically, any client which can speak the protocol can send transactions. Normal human consumers use it via clients like multbit-hd (on Desktop) or any of the online wallets, which of course don't allow this mistake to happen, as they
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10y ago
Okay. Some points taken :-) ... I too realize, there is nothing much to argue here, just differ on that article.
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10y ago
Yes, I read the piece fully. Found it to be quite insightful, compared to other ones, I read earlier. And of course I too noticed the product placement, must add, that I found it to be quite relevant e.g. the link for the no. 1729 . Which a
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10y ago
Agree. I read the article from another source, and came to HN expecting that very criticism. Its so tiresome. They didn't even consider that this article by Wolfram took a rare effort to go into lot of Math of Ramanujan. And the core i
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10y ago
> ..Islam. It teaches intolerance It could be said of the salafi sect of Islam that rules/controls Saudi Arab. But Islamic practices are as varied as any other religion. Unfortunately the percentage of conservative Muslims could b
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10y ago
Many others have wisely advised caution. This is an area which interests me as well. A lot. So have read a lot of articles and also some books on the topic (some may only indirectly apply to this topic) - 'The Big Short' & &#x
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10y ago
If those shares are a small percentage of the net worth, then it can be Okay to keep them as is. But if its the case of them being the majority of your net worth, then its very dangerous. I look at it from a downside vs upside perspective.
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"In the early days of RX Limited, employees purchased individual web domains at public sellers like GoDaddy. Later, RX Limited spawned its own domain-selling company, ABSystems—the equivalent of opening a printing press for web addres
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11y ago
Yes. And they are all discussing beneath a 'Show HN' link with 500+ points. I am wondering if that show HN simulation demo is in JavaScript as well? Hopefully in WebAssembly by now (or by then, based on perspective)
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