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181.
by codehalo 10y ago
Those a problems with wallets, not bitcoin.
182.
by codehalo 10y ago
Transferwise competes directly with bitcoin. Were you really expecting him to say otherwise?
183.
by codehalo 10y ago
Somewhere out there some God is cursing another God for pissing away an entire sun just for some puny humans.
184.
by codehalo 11y ago
I think his point is that the goal is to make equipment that minimizes having to make "small, cheap, tweaks to complex parts that can fail due to wear and tear".
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by codehalo 12y ago
Rhythm, Resonance, and Recursion.
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by codehalo 12y ago
Trust is expensive.
187.
by codehalo 12y ago
Bitcoin seems unstoppable at this point.
188.
by codehalo 12y ago
Don't expect real conversation regarding bitcoin, most of the people that comment on bitcoin related threads are trolls and bank shills.
189.
by codehalo 13y ago
Arbitrarily small. Can it be divided down to (179/(6*10^24)) grams? And can you do international online micro transactions with it?
190.
by codehalo 13y ago
This site is becoming more and more painful to visit...
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by codehalo 13y ago
Ripple is a premined, centralized system. You have to depend on the creators benevolence for coins.
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by codehalo 13y ago
Can you send me an invite?
193.
by codehalo 13y ago
The Patriot Act is a precursor to worse things than these. We are just beginning to see their manifestations. It is still early...
194.
by codehalo 13y ago
It is the government that should be petitioning the public and the planet for a pardon.
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by codehalo 13y ago
The "law" is standing on very weak foundation right now. It is those that enforce these laws who should be tried, not Edward Snowden.
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by codehalo 14y ago
Not clear what his agenda is, trying to post on every site some moronic opinion on bitcoin instead of investing some time in understanding it better. A lot of folks on this that post here seem quite misguided in their knowledge of something
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by codehalo 14y ago
Coinbase is a fucking disaster.
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by codehalo 14y ago
Emacs has the default screen instead of a screen with code (nicely highlighted) like the others. Also, it has the smallest image. Even the f'ing icon for sublime text is larger. Please be consistent.
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by codehalo 14y ago
I don't like the OP code either. To someone not familiar with this language, || produces a boolean value (true or false), and that value gets assigned to param. A better approach would be (without knowledge of the language in particular):
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by codehalo 14y ago
My guess, Microsoft.
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by codehalo 15y ago
Apple bought CUPS
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by codehalo 15y ago
Thanks. Its always good for anyone who has even a passing interest in a programming language to know the motivation for it given the amount of programming languages out there.
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by codehalo 15y ago
In "5. The Language", not one mention of the language's real roots - Lisp. Very unfortunate, IMHO.
204.
by codehalo 15y ago
How do you fit 6 characters in 32 bits? What encoding / context? BTW, there was a Great Memory Shortage.
205.
by codehalo 15y ago
Whether hardware is locked down or not, it will soon become quite obvious that it is the internet that has all the value. Be it an open, a general or proprietary device, they will ALL see their value diminish without and within the network.
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by codehalo 15y ago
Sounds like 150k to 200k to me.
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by codehalo 15y ago
I've been visiting this site for a while, and this is the first time I got a awful stomach ache reading the comments. What is it that you want? Websites that look like they are written to work in lynx and IE4, in the pretentious name of usa
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by codehalo 15y ago
FYI, NeXTs' CEO was Apple's CEO first. The parents point is correct.
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by codehalo 15y ago
It matters because Microsoft's browsers have held back browser progress for more than 10 years. I'm assuming you must be very young...
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by codehalo 15y ago
Dennis Ritchie. Hello World. May he rest in peace.

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