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by boyter 13y ago
I am actually looking at doing this, but integrating it with the searchcode.com API. At the moment its just a question of long it would take me to build a plugin for IntelliJ/Eclipse/Visual Studio. I did look into oursourcing the
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Roast Your Coffee In Two Stages – Now With OpenCV Tricks(blog.chewxy.com)
35 points by boyter 13y ago|27 comments
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A serious Analysis of Dogecoin – Or: Why I am all-in on dogecoin.(tuxedage.wordpress.com)
2 points by boyter 13y ago|0 comments
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by boyter 13y ago
As I wrote elsewhere, ignore the conclusions. The facts presented are what I am interested in.
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by boyter 13y ago
I have to ask, what did I write that was not reasonable? I can only assume "blown out of proportion" but I have yet to see evidence to the contrary that the media has not done this.
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by boyter 13y ago
Sorry I disagree. This topic is highly emotional. That's why this thread was identified as a flame war by HN and why there is so much heated discussion. I agree that there is lots of legislation which uses anti-pedophilia as a way of p
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by boyter 13y ago
Personally I ignored the conclusion's. I am more interested in the facts/citations which appear to be correct.
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by boyter 13y ago
I agree that the conclusions are odd, however the material presented is what I am interested in. You can draw your own conclusions from there rather then from what the media is telling us. One sentence? "The law in its current form is
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by boyter 13y ago
Letting the media tell you what to think is also valid. Right. Give me a break. Seriously, without getting snarky, how about you actually read the whitepaper. The person who wrote it is a lawyer and member of the LGBT community.
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by boyter 13y ago
I was complaining about being down-voted over what was obviously an emotional response to a sensitive topic since it was so swift. I think that is a reasonable thing to complain about. I expected to be down-voted. I was also hoping that the
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by boyter 13y ago
I expected to get voted down. Not because what I posted didn't add value, but because this is the sort of topic I avoid in day to day conversation because it causes fights. There is too much emotion involved. I am not saying there are
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by boyter 13y ago
I didn't say it was a non-issue. I said it was overblown. The current media coverage of the issue is overblown. I belive I am being down-voted because this is a sensitive issue. Anyone suggesting that perhaps its not as bad as it seems
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by boyter 13y ago
The LGBT Russia thing is totally blown out of proportion. http://www.scribd.com/doc/203382931/Russian-Lgbt-Law-White-P... Before you decide to down-vote me into oblivion and accuse me of hating minority groups ple
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Russian Federation Anti-Gay Laws: An Analysis and Deconstruction. [scribd](scribd.com)
1 points by boyter 13y ago|0 comments
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by boyter 13y ago
Unless you are shooting to make 100 million a year, any company I have heard of (thinking Google, Microsoft, Apple etc..) will not consider that a big enough market and you should be fine. Agree with the VC thing, but assuming you are doing
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by boyter 13y ago
Because you are opening yourself to legal issues. Just because you think the system is unfair does not mean you should "be a dick". The people in companies make the decisions and if you are good to them generally they will be good
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by boyter 13y ago
You do it anyway. So long as its outside normal working hours and whoever you are working for's market it will be fine. Otherwise big companies could claim they own the the capitol improvements to your property which you do on your own
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by boyter 13y ago
Many people. I personally threw $100 in because why not? Its a small amount of cash to lose. I am willing to bet more then 300 people have spent more then $100.
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by boyter 13y ago
I would have to ask though, if you didn't have your MVP would you have known to add the functionality that the teachers requested? Its possible you would have spent months building things only to discover later you built the wrong thin
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by boyter 13y ago
The thing is its actually less inflation then Bitcoin or Litecoin at least for the next few years anyway. See the following (taken from reddit thread) which shows the inflation amount over the next 5 year period. Dogecoin Bitcoin
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by boyter 13y ago
Just out of curiosity which country are you in and how much data are you getting? I ask because I am in Australia (where its well known that the cost of data is insane) and I am getting 1.5 gig a month for $15.
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Google San Francisco Bay Area car search beta program has been discontinued(google.com)
1 points by boyter 13y ago|0 comments
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by boyter 13y ago
Agreed. I wish they would would buy Xamarin and make it easy to build C# MVC applications and deploy on Linux/BSD. Give me that with entity framework to MySQL/Postgresql and I am sold. Will convert over to using it for everything.
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by boyter 13y ago
To be honest I just winged the whole thing. Did all the trading on bter.com which I am a fan of. I know nothing about trading at all. Well nothing beyond random reading. Hence the appeal of trying it out with inconsequential sums of money l
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by boyter 13y ago
You need to buy Bitcoin first. Once you have $20 of Bitcoin load it into an exchange that takes Bitcoin and trade. Apparently cryptsy is bogged down with orders, so I would suggest http://bter.com/ which has been working qu
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by boyter 13y ago
Agreed. I was mining primecoin to get bitcoin, and noticed this new thing called doge. Since I like the idea of having 10,000 of something I exchanged for it instead. You know what? I have had more fun with that then any of the bitcoin I ha
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by boyter 13y ago
No problem. I modified my comment to reflect this to avoid any further confusion.
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by boyter 13y ago
You have your numbers a little bit wrong. The total number of coins is what you are referring to. There will only be 21 million bitcoins and 100 billion dogecoins. The market cap is their value measured against the US dollar. Bitcoin is at
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by boyter 13y ago
I mean the current SEO market. There is a lot of investment in making your website adhere to best SEO practices. If things like this take off (and it appears it is) then there might be a new market to disguise and hide the tech your busines
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by boyter 13y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they had. Off the top of my head they made over $7 billion doing this and can consider the fine as a cost of doing business.

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