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by chejazi 9y ago
A lot (most?) of the coins on the bitcoin page are dead. Many were created as thinly veiled, MLM/HYIP/pump and dump schemes.
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by chejazi 9y ago
I think he meant "proof of crypto ownership" and not "cryptographic proof of ownership". So probably a screenshot of your balance on an exchange.
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North Korea's Ruling Elite Are Not Isolated(recordedfuture.com)
2 points by chejazi 9y ago|0 comments
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by chejazi 9y ago
> it is only ethereum-platform based naming for anything like your address etc. The "etc" is important here, because it refers to richer resources such as content hashes. With this, you could load the entire "frontend&quot
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by chejazi 9y ago
ENS is implemented as a set of smart contracts with some multisig management. Are you arguing that this is centralized? Also, money that is collected by the ENS contracts is only held as a deposit.
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by chejazi 9y ago
> something else comes along offering a somewhat ethereum-compatible system Dfinity comes to mind (Solidity contracts run on Dfinity) https://dfinity.network
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This article is worthless(medium.com)
3 points by chejazi 9y ago|0 comments
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by chejazi 9y ago
> Europe has many countries with at least the same wish for personal space as the US Maybe this is me being ethnocentric, but it seems the American way of embracing diversity (through political correctness, affirmative action, etc) has c
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by chejazi 9y ago
> Is Waymo clear about what the end goal is? I think they're clear: "We're at the point when it's really important to find how real people, outside the Google environment, will use this technology," said John Kr
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by chejazi 10y ago
> Images, gifs and short videos seems like a logical step forward for mass consumption. Yup, their first order of business is to optimize for the widest swath of users. That being said, as feeds become more customized, I'm sure you&
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by chejazi 10y ago
Not sure their what their heuristics are for narrowing the search space, but there certainly are some good ones. For instance, early versions of blockchain.info's wallet generated private keys by reading an ARC4 stream that had been se
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by chejazi 10y ago
Of all the Deep* and *.ai branding going around, this is by far the best yet. Email is a great starting point, since we're often more prone to being (brutally, rudely) honest in isolation. Is there a wearable that does this sort of thi
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by chejazi 10y ago
I love how this was upvoted #1 in 11 minutes with no comments. Clearly many people just want to watch uber burn.
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by chejazi 10y ago
Thanks, but: 1) If the HN community is so noisy then why are you here? :P 2) I deliberately used my university email address to create trust, and if someone wanted to do due diligence I use the same handle everywhere else. 3) I've been
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by chejazi 10y ago
I apologize for the begging, but if anyone has an invite, I would love to use Stripe Atlas with my co! chejazi@umich.edu
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by chejazi 10y ago
> the architecture (particularly D.F.) makes for a crazy, exciting mix D.F. is an alias for Mexico City. From Wikipedia: On January 29, 2016, [Mexico City] ceased to be called the Federal District (Spanish: Distrito Federal or D.F.) and
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by chejazi 10y ago
Not much to say really. HN commentary thrives on change, and the analysis around it.
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by chejazi 10y ago
Eide shoma mobarak! Happy New Year!
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by chejazi 10y ago
I think the difference with those comparisons is that Uber is a massive startup, and startups have a high tendency to fail. Situations like Uber are the exact reason everyone was issuing warnings about "late stage private companies&quo
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by chejazi 10y ago
News need not always be editorializing.
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by chejazi 10y ago
OK, so we have AIs that are capable of solving a very specific problem. My questions is, are AI's capable of being composed? In the sense that if I have 1000 AIs that are each experts at performing their domain specific tasks, can one
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Ask HN: Your most controversial comment?
2 points by chejazi 10y ago|0 comments
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by chejazi 10y ago
This response is quite in the style of the Yelp/TripAdvisor response to a negative review. A thin veneer of consolation around an attempt to save face.
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by chejazi 10y ago
Snapchat is all about being yourself, and not having to worry about it. Creating such an experience naturally biases the app toward privacy and intimacy, but I wouldn't say the app is for flirting. It just happens to also cater well
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My Experience Raising Money as a “Female Founder”(huffingtonpost.com)
3 points by chejazi 10y ago|0 comments
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by chejazi 10y ago
Stumbling upon Jelly gave me the same excitement as when I first discovered Ask Jeeves. And like Ask, the product fell short of expectations - it couldn't answer my basic questions. Seems like an acquihire.
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Feds Would Rather Drop a Child Porn Case Than Give Up a Tor Exploit(wired.com)
12 points by chejazi 10y ago|0 comments
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by chejazi 10y ago
FB also has a product called Signal https://www.facebook.com/facebookmedia/get-started/signal
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by chejazi 10y ago
Integrating inventory across various grocery stores would be ideal, but it seems like a big undertaking not to mention it clashes with the shopping experience (e.g. customers keep items in their shopping carts for long times) I like the ide
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by chejazi 10y ago
Megabus famously offers $1 fares for early bookers. Everyone knows that the true fare value is not $1. Plus, this logo product isn't on par with their regular service, which includes unlimited revisions and goes for $450 - $650. It&#x2

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