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Building Infrastructure in Space: The Lunar Mass Driver
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7y ago
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Blockchain Scalability Idea: Private Sparse Merkle Trees
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8y ago
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8y ago
This would be more credible coming from shareholders rather than employees.
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Blockchain Scalability with Sparse Merkle Trees and Bloom Filters
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8y ago
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A Proposal to Solve Blockchain Scalability
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9y ago
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Wrestling with Blockchain Scalability
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Sell Your Bitcoins Right Away
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9y ago
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Bitcoiners Buying Up Lunar Real Estate, Anticipating Moon
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10y ago
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10y ago
Goliath Acquired David
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Show HN: SYFR – AES/RSA Hybrid Encryption in Python.. For Humans
(github.com)
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10y ago
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Show HN: Stock Options Info and Visualizer
(optionista.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
They are precisely incompatible because Blockchains are all about programmatic, self-enforcing arbitration. In a correctly-functioning Blockchain, there is no entry-point for non-permissioned humans to meddle with outcomes. This is not a
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Stoicism: The Lost Art
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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The Ascent of Authoritarianism
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10y ago
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10y ago
1nm carbon nanotubes... I doubt these can be produced at macroscopic scale. Moreover the difference between 1.05 and 1.06 nm drastically affected freezing point. I don't think these can be built, en masse, to such precision.
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The AI Singularity Is Not Nigh
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The Nuclear Lesson
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The Nuclear Lesson
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Why Altcoins are Doomed
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Regression in Python
(scikit-learn.org)
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10y ago
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The Meaning of Low Interest Rates
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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barisser
10y ago
Sorry but if Microsoft is doing it.... it's probably not going to be great.
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10y ago
People don't even understand how important materials science is. All they think about is digital/hype technologies.
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10y ago
The country is simply too large to physically secure everything. We'd have to become a police state to even begin to protect every potentially sensitive area. You can kill people with almost everything and it is infeasible to prevent
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10y ago
Should the state really presume to sway cultural trends? It seems strikingly arrogant and likely to be counterproductive.
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10y ago
Cython is really fantastic. It makes you realize that there is often not a huge reason to leave Python if that's what you are comfortable with. The community has simply produced so much.
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10y ago
Log is often used because it makes linear proportional returns. It makes the most sense when gains are considered derived from the principal, ie proportional returns from capital. See an example below. As others have mentioned, maximizing
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10y ago
I don't think that is evident at all. Clear writing will resonate with the reader far more than hackneyed, pretentious constructions. Many of the best communicators in history successfully employed "simpler" verbal construct
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10y ago
My experience also
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When Principles Are Trumped by Expedience
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10y ago
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