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by dandanua 5y ago
You're heavily downgrading the dark side of the web. Bitcoin is heaven for them.
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by dandanua 5y ago
1. Print fake money 2. Buy crypto with them and create a huge hype 3. Sell crypto for real money 4. Profit 5. Receive your Nobel prize in Economics
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by dandanua 5y ago
Moreover, this resulted in money concentration. I would argue this has negative "value" for society.
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by dandanua 5y ago
I would say it's the opposite – intellect can be trained by practice and hard work, tough it's unlikely that you'll become a genius. But changing your personal temperament looks impossible to me. It's like changing softw
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by dandanua 5y ago
Standard QM indeed doesn't say anything about distances. But this doesn't automatically imply that QM is non-local. QM is not a theory of everything, it's just some subset of rules that we know about the Universe. Though, it&
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by dandanua 5y ago
Impossibility of U2F key cloning is a security feature. As a backup you use another keys, registered in the same service.
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by dandanua 5y ago
This kind of assassination has a potential if you want to make it look like an accident. Especially when poisoning failed Russians so many times.
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by dandanua 5y ago
Actually, I'm glad that this happened. Now everyone can see the essence of NFT scams. Basically, he made an investment asset from a donation , with an ability to gain more later. How this can be called a donation, if you are going to
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by dandanua 5y ago
Why do you think it's stupid? He is legitimizing blockchains with the hope that the price will grow (infinitely) and he will be at the top of this human pyramid. Ah, and what about saved lives? Pyramid supporters don't give a sh*t
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by dandanua 5y ago
This is basically a very light version of a reactive notebook like this one https://observablehq.com/demo
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by dandanua 6y ago
I don't get why people dislike reactivity. This feature alone makes Pluto superior to Jupyter. If you don't want recomputation of some dependent cells there are easy ways to avoid that. But there are no easy ways to add reactivi
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by dandanua 6y ago
This can be easily solved. You can bind a variable to a checkbox like this: @bind allow_run html"Run cell below <input type=checkbox>" and wrap your long running cell in the if block: if allow_run your_cod
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by dandanua 6y ago
Straight to the Mars.
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by dandanua 6y ago
I had some laughs when I skipped through his text. He claims that his theory > 1. Is based on serious scientific and philosophical hypothesies. The reference is his own paper where he writes > I show that existing MMORPGs (
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by dandanua 6y ago
You're confusing baybal2 with me. As for me, I understand that my words sound very rough to HN audience. I'll try to be more tactful here. It was hard for me in this case since I'm a Ukrainian who lives in Ukraine. From my pe
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by dandanua 6y ago
being a part of a financial pyramid
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by dandanua 6y ago
In essence, the argument is that when half of the population die, leaving their possessions, then inequality reduces. It's not surprising. But to prove that there is a strong correlation we need to show that peacetime leads to greater
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by dandanua 6y ago
It's hard to prove that someone does this on purpose. Some lecturers indeed don't bother to go down to earth. But it's not necessary because of their ego. If a "high" presentation has a meaning and a reason, then it
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by dandanua 6y ago
Bitcoin won't become a functional currency. I have a blog post about that https://dandanua.github.io/posts/why-i-wouldnt-recommend-usi...
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by dandanua 6y ago
Money is power. The more relative power criminals will have over honest people – the more awful this world will be. The world should give power to public creators instead, not to hidden speculators, drug dealers, etc. The argument that crim
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by dandanua 6y ago
Here [1] is just a recent proof, the complete list of proofs is too big. I don't have much trust in my government either (Ukraine), but at least I know who they are. Also there are many other ways to store a value. [1] https:/&#x
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by dandanua 6y ago
Yeah, let's destroy financial systems of governments and substitute it with a system that has 7 tps cap in which the majority of coins belongs to unknown entities (supposedly of criminal origin).
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by dandanua 6y ago
Very cool! I was always wondering why a single-threaded language doesn't transform async/await into a "callback heaven" under the hood. It should be much easier than what Rust did to garbage collection.
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by dandanua 6y ago
Unfortunately, we've reached a no return point. The next natural stage will be the raise of fascist states. With mass surveillance, AI, and nuclear weapons it will be almost impossible to overthrow them.
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by dandanua 6y ago
I bet they would prefer to be a part USA, France, or Japan at least, if not brainwashed.
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by dandanua 6y ago
I can't understand how some smart people still sympathize Russia and say it acts only for defense. Russia has made the first annexation in Europe since WW2 and effectively control another part of Ukraine. Right now it looks like Russia
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by dandanua 6y ago
I guess it depends on the technology. Passive glasses (polarizers) shouldn't be expensive.
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by dandanua 6y ago
It's because of the lack of 3D content for TV. Occasional 3D movies, that you'd better watch in a cinema, is not a very big incentive. For games there are VR helmets.
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by dandanua 6y ago
The original thesis concerns only computable functions, which are deterministic by definition. It doesn't even consider their complexity. There are extended variations of the thesis, though. The complexity variation means that any comp
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by dandanua 6y ago
That book doesn't touch any nondeterministic behavior at all. So, the nondeterministic extension of the Church-Turing Thesis is absolutely irrelevant here. Your other cited "developments" seem senseful only in your personal

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