codehalo

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   by codehalo 7y ago

   Then that motivation should be applicable to Go as well.
2. 152.▲
   by codehalo 7y ago

   Well, engineers and scientists are known for bowing to the wills and whims of management. They build the devices, and let the salespeople and management peddle the product as they see fit. Car manufacturers would make wheels optional if the
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   by codehalo 7y ago

   Your #2 implies multiple sensors (see #1). My understanding is that one AOA is default, and you could purchase additional sensors (I read somewhere that Southwest did). Sounds like the typical stupid idea suggested by a marketer or accounta
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   by codehalo 7y ago

   D? And others of course?
5. 155.▲
   by codehalo 7y ago

   "In God we trust"?
6. 156.▲
   by codehalo 7y ago

   Disagree. Subscription models are outdated. Also, what mechanism does coil have to prevent a “content creator” from bombarding the end user with ads?
7. 157.▲
   by codehalo 7y ago

   Brave has built in ad blocking.
8. 158.▲
   by codehalo 7y ago

   Not sure what your context of "traditional" is, but Computer Shopper and Dobbs were around then. 1985 is also the year the Amiga came out. Got chills when I saw the commercial.
9. 159.▲
   by codehalo 7y ago

   I don't understand that logic. It's a fork. Is Webkit tied to KHTML? Is gcc tied to egcs?
10. 160.▲
    by codehalo 7y ago

    You are correct. That’s why it’s not in the sentence. Brave blocks third party ads by default.
11. 161.▲
    by codehalo 7y ago

    The downvotes you are receiving for pointing out facts illustrates the cesspool of Firefox hypocrisy that hacker news has become.
12. 162.▲
    by codehalo 7y ago

    I think the person meant the work, not the workers.
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    by codehalo 7y ago

    How will it become a main money laundering or terrorist tool? Can you elaborate? A launderer or terrorist (actually ANYBODY - good or bad) would have to be the biggest fucking idiot to use Libra and expect the transaction to be anonymous or
14. 164.▲
    by codehalo 7y ago

    Brave does not inject ads. This is misinformation.
15. 165.▲
    by codehalo 7y ago

    None of what you said is true. I'm puzzled by the constant lies and FUD spread here against Brave. What exactly is the agenda?
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    by codehalo 7y ago

    Same. Sent you some as well. Nice writeup.
17. 167.▲
    by codehalo 7y ago

    That's because the salaries are most likely not what a white guy is willing to accept.
18. 168.▲
    by codehalo 7y ago

    Somebody's voting them in.
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    by codehalo 8y ago

    Buffet and Munger have been ragging on bitcoin since it was less than $100. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=198578.msg2065800#ms...
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    by codehalo 8y ago

    >You pay a monthly fee of your choice to the browser... You DON'T pay a monthly fee for anything. That statement was terribly misleading.
21. 171.▲
    by codehalo 8y ago

    Used to use Firefox, primarily for the dev tools. Switched to Brave. Easily the best browser out here right now.
22. 172.▲
    by codehalo 8y ago

    > And some terrifying consequences for bugs As all important software (aircraft, medical, financial) do.
23. 173.▲
    by codehalo 8y ago

    Brave was always based on chromium. The UI was based on Muon, but the upcoming 1.0 release switched the UI back to Chromium.
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    by codehalo 9y ago

    All good arguments except for the end braces/LOC one. The visual cue is worth far more than the one line it takes up.
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    by codehalo 9y ago

    That’s incorrect. There was never a rollback in Bitcoin. You may be referring to the leveldb bug that caused a fork, or Gavin and Satoshi’s discovery of the billion coins bug, which was fixed by a software update, but none of these involved
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    by codehalo 9y ago

    From the paper: Applicability to current and future transactions using RingCT. The weakness studied in this section is pri- marily a concern for transactions made in the past, as transactions using the new RingCT transaction option are gene
27. 177.▲
    by codehalo 9y ago

    It is simply a hit piece. Most of the issues discussed have already been considered by the monero devs and in fact, addressed. There is a reason why the authors limited their considerations to transactions before the RingCT update.
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    by codehalo 9y ago

    So we should encourage a system where people struggle to make ends meet as long as it's not you?
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    by codehalo 10y ago

    So why do they need a blockchain then?
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    by codehalo 10y ago

    I handled the publishing for Tommy Boy back then (1993+). Good memories. Yes, sample clearing was a problem.