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by cateye 8y ago
Don't want to go in a discussion and maybe you are completely right, but to my understanding: Miners collect the transactions on the network into large bundles called blocks. These blocks are strung together into one continuous, author
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by cateye 8y ago
>> the mining cost of bitcoin should not affect its value any more than the cost of printing regular currency... This is a frequently made logic mistake. Proof of work determines the value of the currency strongly because it is inhere
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by cateye 8y ago
No company should have the choice between being evil or not.
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by cateye 8y ago
Is this difference mainly caused by weather conditions or is it a cultural or economical consequence?
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by cateye 8y ago
I feel old when these kind of Wikipedia pages make it to the front page and I was assuming that it was known and obvious for everyone. </grand parent mode off>
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by cateye 9y ago
How would Cockpit compare with http://vestacp.com/ ?
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by cateye 9y ago
https://github.com/storybooks/storybook Open source (MIT license)
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by cateye 9y ago
I'm also not using social media often, is this a sign that I will become a social media boss? :)
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by cateye 9y ago
It doesn't take the contradicting interests in to account. People in IT should really stop to pretend that they are the only smart people that know how to run a business. A cfo can easily understand the benefits of an organizational ca
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by cateye 9y ago
It is a very difficult narrative. Mainly because while reading it, I had to think constantly about survivorship bias and appeal to authority. Would I really read this if it was written by a 20 year old without a track record? Or how many A
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Blockchain Enabling Mobility-as-a-Service(disruptionhub.com)
2 points by cateye 9y ago|0 comments
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by cateye 9y ago
Someone at Google should have read and understand this first: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistemology
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by cateye 9y ago
I read the discussion about this news item on more mainstream media. As expected, the topic was mostly that kids shouldn't use this kind of technology because it is not a substitute for parenting, or this kind of other vectors bringing
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by cateye 9y ago
I really thought that the article was literally about the smell of the cars :)
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by cateye 9y ago
I hate the term "requirements" with passion. It is almost always used by people without any vision or passion. Why is it so unimaginable to create something without being able to articulate it beforehand? Or why wouldn't it
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Steve Jobs’ legacy and the iPhone X(om.co)
1 points by cateye 9y ago|1 comments
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by cateye 9y ago
Besides dark patterns, there is something else that annoys me even more: the cluttered and inconsistency of the UI itself. It is not possible or really not intuitive to do something like entering a couple of places you would potentially wan
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by cateye 9y ago
Maybe check https://winscp.net/eng/download.php
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by cateye 9y ago
Yes, definitely over-engineered and needlessly expensive for it's purpose. But at the same time, it feels like they have achieved such a great quality that the learning and experience to design and execute could be very valuable as an
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by cateye 10y ago
I'm astonished by the complexity this architecture brings. Is this really solving a problem that is worth it?
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by cateye 10y ago
This could be turned around: Nice Mediocre People Cost More Than They Are Worth. I've seen a lot that socially desirable behavior is evaluated and preferred rather than people doing excellent work. Group dynamics quickly exclude these
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Ask HN: Integrate with legacy back office?
2 points by cateye 10y ago|0 comments
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by cateye 10y ago
Because nobody ever got fired for buying one.
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by cateye 10y ago
Bullshit article: the rule that everyone learns is to check your mirror and double check by looking over your shoulder. I have never heard of the right hand rule. It gets a habit because the chances are pretty high because of narrow roads a
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by cateye 10y ago
What is the difference with for example Active Admin (for Ruby on Rails)?
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by cateye 10y ago
A written chat message hasn't got the same bandwidth as a face to face group conversation. There is so much information in a team members facial expression, tone of voice etc. It forces also the whole group in a certain rhythm which is
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by cateye 10y ago
Great work. Very impressive stuff. The link to the company website is broken due to a typo http://www.worskhape.io should be http://www.worskhape.io I guess.
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by cateye 10y ago
This should have a DK: prefix= data plan killer. I was browsing on my phone and realized that it was downloading a lot of libraries. It can be especially a problem when data roaming in Europe.
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by cateye 10y ago
One of the underlying problems is that there isn't a formula (= process) for innovation. Most software development tries to create a competitive advantage by creating something unique that isn't easy to replicate. So, every proces
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by cateye 11y ago
I was curious about the price to performance ratio comparison of both companies. (Is for example the CPU performance really worth the extra price?)

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