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bokohut
4y ago
As historically established global centralized methods begin to fail with greater and greater impact institutions and individuals with the will and means to decentralize those methods will continue to accelerate. We live in a redefining tim
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bokohut
4y ago
My response to you as a ray of hope is that some do care albeit a very small informed few while even less from those few have made proactive lifestyle adaptations. Should the scientific discoveries and interpretation of the data from extrac
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bokohut
4y ago
A native East Coaster here which also owns undeveloped land in Northern California (Modoc). While we here on the East Coast (Mid Atlantic) have been experiencing significantly larger quantities of rainfall per storm in the last 10 years it
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bokohut
4y ago
They are called "middlemen", having been one several times, and in the last few years as "fintech" has exploded the industry has become overrun with more and more of such companies that add little value outside of raking
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4y ago
Thanks for your time in the succinct reply. They all work, you just need mass and height given a surplus of renewable power from any source. Last I checked we have junkyards filled with oxidizing metal that could be put to "potential&q
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4y ago
I am legitimately curious as to why there is such an adverse acceptance to gravity storage? This is already done in the U.S. West in running large density mass trains up hillsides and Gravitricity over the pond has a functioning model using
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bokohut
4y ago
As a co/founder and core architect of multiple PCI level 1 compliant payment processing companies in the last two decades I will add as others have that billing and payments is exactly like anything else which is "difficult".
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bokohut
5y ago
I sometimes question how such items come to be posted on HN as many of the non-tech posts here I share great interest in and this topic is no exception. I live next to one of these abandoned railroads, one of the earliest in the country act
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5y ago
Oh to reminisce about the adventures from the days when it all began. One could power on the PC and go make breakfast all the while a script executes after boot to "dial up" the wan. From the kitchen one listened to the audible fe
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5y ago
We lock the vehicles and hide the access devices while video and home automation logs anyone going into the garage and their duration.
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5y ago
After decades of software development experience inclusive of 24/7 on call support while also being the person of which ALL bucks stopped I personally have lived that "hurt" too many times to count. If time can be invested pr
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5y ago
I live in North Eastern Maryland USA and two years ago I noticed bark laying symmetrically encircled around a tree. I asked around and an arborist informed me of our unfortunate situation to come which the State of Maryland had been trying
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5y ago
Enforcement will be what exactly? How is an impacting specific data loss inexplicitly tied to one company's compromise beyond a reasonable doubt when systems everywhere are "leaking"? Having been involved in several financial
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5y ago
Many years ago it was BBS systems and then as Windows took off it became SMB shares, fun times for sure. It then transitioned to databases open and exposed to the WAN and once those admins became educated the targets were RDP clients that w
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5y ago
And if complexity can be designed out from day zero with a clear and concise foundational development model to follow then the technical debt can be greatly reduced as well. This of course conflicts with the global rush into tech to build s
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5y ago
My personal stance is "no" as an entrepreneurial doer. While the masses consume the topic du jour served up in an all you can eat fashion by the very systems mentioned from the article there are those that still press on. Even bef
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5y ago
There is a lot of ignorance around all topics but in technology it seems to be more pronounced if only because I have personal and professional interest. I felt inclined to support 10x0five in his statement as my own experiences are identic
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5y ago
"space for projects..." meaning time to pursue? As the other OCD's among us can chime in as well, all those "note app" creators here, you can only improve what you can measure so where do you 'waste' your
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bokohut
5y ago
Fortuitous timing for this ask and while I will presume you imply 'career change' my response is not to that degree yet here is my 2¢ for those that may find value. I have undertaken extensive learning in electrical and mechanical
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5y ago
This, TLDR other comments. Others do filter data and the proof is in comparing in real-time all the sites along with actually seeing the vehicle and its location in the sky as some data can be delayed. I do not claim to be a plane spotter b
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5y ago
Everyone in business needs payments. For those of us with significant payments experience living the "build or buy" craze, as it continues to accelerate to light speed, just some insight to share. Your mileage may vary. The financ
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bokohut
5y ago
A great comment supporting another great comment and yes, your "guess" is correct.
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5y ago
The grand picture here is what many fail to see. The Starbucks proven payments model staging "unearned income" is what will continue to transpire as the payments world continues the devest control from the larger entities which wi
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5y ago
This will be significantly interesting to follow from a revenue generation perspective and how they are going to abuse users and then ask for forgiveness. Monthly billing will need a valid payment instrument "on file" and over tim
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5y ago
One should always be cognizant in reading another's writing no matter where the verbiage is written, online or elsewhere. It is imperative in this current world to think for yourself yet to be aware of the influential information that
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5y ago
These are only storage devices, albeit EOL and no support or updates, but they still just work until... I anticipate to read in the near future about lawsuits around people losing their crypto access keys as well as entire business' cl
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bokohut
5y ago
A physical process unable to reach the clouds which has been prevented by a logical process maintained in the clouds. Who's on first. What's on second. I don't knows on third. Where are the clouds?
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bokohut
5y ago
As a serial entrePAYneur and the core foundational member of multiple payments companies responsible for all hardware and software architected, assembled and constructed with my very own hands I would sternly disagree with this article. I h
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bokohut
5y ago
I have several quips on this, some dry and most morbid unfortunately, as there is no other way but the truth to paint it. I am really looking forward to the day when medical device manufactures realize the profit opportunities from this tec
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