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by bgitarts 6y ago
Is this beyond the relm of what is possible with open source parts today?
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by bgitarts 6y ago
Can it be used to detect a virus from a sample of say salvia?
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by bgitarts 7y ago
Just because invalid encrypted data is being dropped doesn't automatically mean the server is decrypting the data. It's possible to verify an encrypted message is valid without seeing it's content.
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by bgitarts 7y ago
Why aren't plausible deniability passwords a feature in operating systems? Especially since many now offer full disk encryption. What would happen to these searches if plausible deniability passwords became more widely used?
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by bgitarts 9y ago
They would argue that they get paid to capture market inefficiencies and make the market efficient so goods, services and companies are properly priced.
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by bgitarts 9y ago
There are a lot of claims here. Can you please provide proof of: 1) Bitfinex being the producer of tether? 2) Bitfinex being cut off from the US financial system? (According to their knowledge base, USD withdrawal is an option: https:&#x2F
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by bgitarts 9y ago
labor has been disrupted through automation. materials can be disrupted through better manufacturing and or new materials. permits can be disrupted by removing or streamlining the process through regulatory changes or personal changes/
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by bgitarts 9y ago
Why isn't there a tech company trying to disrupt home construction? People speak of Uber being worth so much because of the giant market it's going after and transportation is big being the second largest consumer expenditure at 1
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by bgitarts 9y ago
If your poor the tax deduction doesn't mean much since it's based on a lower tax bracket.
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by bgitarts 9y ago
Won't adding salt to meals and perhaps a pinch to water in the morning be sufficient?
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by bgitarts 9y ago
Can cancer cells metabolise ketones?
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by bgitarts 9y ago
This is some great fiction but, despite some factual flaws this modern day Jesse Livermore need only remember the original died broke blowing his brains out.
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by bgitarts 9y ago
The paper says it does not work with Ethereum. Wondering if there is a parser out there for the Ethereum blockchain?
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by bgitarts 9y ago
Elaborate on how investing in CryptoCurrency generates passive income?
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by bgitarts 9y ago
What about it is disappointing?
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by bgitarts 9y ago
No. Just the part about fighting corruption.
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by bgitarts 9y ago
Good for Travis and for founders in general. He probably is the guy to run a business like Uber. In an industry rife with corruption that often resorts to bully tactics, you need someone who will not bend on vision and principles because of
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by bgitarts 9y ago
For the purpose of money transmission business law, what is considered money and what is not?
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by bgitarts 10y ago
This argument doesn't past the smell test as it doesn't explain why home prices are less today in Detroit than 10 years ago and why home prices fell around the country in 2008.
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by bgitarts 10y ago
It's a supply and demand issue at the core. There is simply more demand for housing units than available and so prices continue to rise until demand tapers off. Using New York City as an example there are about 3.4 million residential
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by bgitarts 10y ago
NIMBYism (Not In My Backyard) is a term for some of this underpinning. Most people claim to be all for new housing being constructed as long as it's not in their area.
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by bgitarts 10y ago
The training set just has anonymized features. Data scientists generally would like to know the nature of the data they are working with. Does the site at any point give access to the labeled featured?
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Stanford student develops drug to improve brain plasticity in mice(youtube.com)
2 points by bgitarts 12y ago|0 comments
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by bgitarts 12y ago
Has anyone tried polyphasic sleep cycles as a way to get less sleep without losing cognitive function?