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dangero
9y ago
But how are you going to make the coin available for liquid trading in the future?
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dangero
9y ago
No it wasn't. It's 99% a copy of Bitcoin with small configuration file differences. It is configured for one order of magnitude more transactions, but it provides no architectural scaling innovations. It's just like Bitcoin -
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dangero
9y ago
The thing about scaling is that you can't justify the engineering involved in overscaling until you're reasonably sure you'll need the capacity. Otherwise that's called overengineering. Managers get fired for approving s
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dangero
9y ago
What research shows that battery operated toys are bad and wooden toys are good?
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dangero
9y ago
Ripple the platform is closest to solving the counterparty problems with 1-1 USD tokens. I'm not encouraging people to buy Ripples I'm just stating -- the only way to limit the counterparty risk is to diversify. Banks are perfectl
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dangero
9y ago
Outside of a central bank issuing cryptocurrency, you can remove counterparty risk with diversification. Stellar Lumens and Ripples are cryptocurrency based on the wikipedia definition: A cryptocurrency (or crypto currency) is a digital ass
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dangero
9y ago
I released a paper earlier this year talking about how we can reasonably lock cryptocurrency to fiat, but unfortunately the space is still rather immature. A single provider of USD tokens is extremely dangerous. Best case scenario would be
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dangero
9y ago
Putting the school on the hook for a percentage seems like it will cause schools to raise prices even more.
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dangero
9y ago
Fraud - wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.
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dangero
9y ago
Could be considered fraud. This law removes a lot of concern by providing clarification. Some employers ask for pay stubs, but I agree with you, making up a number should have been OK on the grounds of privacy. Even creating a fake pay stub
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dangero
9y ago
Yes you're right. I made a variable that tracked the current state of keyup keydown and could detect this special case.
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dangero
9y ago
Yes, you could detect the condition by tracking key-up events without matching keydown events, so I wrote a little logic that would keep track of tab keyup-keydown states and with that I could detect it.
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dangero
9y ago
Yes I once spent a whole day debugging an issue related to this because I was unaware of it. I was getting a game Steam ready and I was working on the Steam overlay that is triggered by the tab key. QA reported that on the login screen, you
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dangero
9y ago
The article lists another reason for not storing parts locally. It allows for rapid adjustment requests to the part supplier when Tesla realizes a part needs a slight adjustment to its design. Very similar concept to agile software developm
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dangero
9y ago
Another good example of this is an IRS audit. I went through one the first year I setup my business. They said it was a "random" audit, meaning not based on any specific findings. I had to put all of my small business resources (m
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dangero
9y ago
The unfortunate thing to me about Zcash is that privacy is opt-in. It would be like if Signal was default no privacy, but then you could enable it per message if you wanted to send something secret. Governments could just ban you from turni
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dangero
9y ago
Yes, I'm pretty sure that neither Zcash or Monero allow double-spends. Wondering what the context of that statement could possibly be. Any successful cryptocurrency must solve the double-spend problem or there's no value in the le
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dangero
9y ago
That has never been true. The enterprise deployment fee is only needed if you want to deploy it to OTHER phones besides your own and even then it would have to be a lot of them before it mattered. The developer license is all you need to pu
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dangero
9y ago
The thing is, Apple as a corporation is an outlier in a lot of ways and we saw that a big part of the Jobs philosophy when he returned to the company was to change it from the inside out. It's important to remember that this message Ap
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dangero
9y ago
I agree this is SHOCKINGLY not consumer ready. Considering all the shaming I see every hack about 2fa I expected it to be pretty streamlined.
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dangero
9y ago
Tangent, but the article mentions using Google Authenticator -- I was going to start using that recently, but the reviews indicated it had some really big problems with restoring when you get a new phone etc and Google isn't really mai
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dangero
9y ago
How did he guarantee that he would get an airport bound passenger?
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dangero
9y ago
What happened? That's a fantastic story opener.
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dangero
9y ago
They also state that if you own more than 2% of the company then there are special limitations on expensing health benefits.
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dangero
9y ago
Paying the health insurance through payroll would be in addition to the fair and reasonable salary. Say I set a fair and reasonable salary of $65,000, then I want the S-Corp to cover my health insurance $20,000 a year then I need to set pay
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dangero
9y ago
S-Corp greater than 2% ownership. This means I can sort of write it off, but only after the corporation providing the money through payroll which means paying tax on it upfront. Doing it that way could end up costing me money because payrol
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dangero
9y ago
You nailed it. When I started my own consulting business I just about fell out of my chair when my accountant said I couldn’t write off my health coverage. I pay about $19K a year and that’s after taxes so more like $25K+.
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dangero
9y ago
https://www.coingecko.com/en/price_charts/ripple/usd The Ripples are worth more now. A lot more.
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dangero
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There is actually a really interesting dynamic to this option contract. Ripple Labs owns a large amount of Ripples. They own enough to tank the market price and make this contract irrelevant. I'm sure they don't want to do that fo
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dangero
9y ago
what is database-based security?
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