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by dangero 8y ago
Work on your social media reputation and presence. People pay more if you are top of your field as determined by how many twitter followers you have, etc. On one hand it’s a bad metric, but we all value social proof.
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by dangero 8y ago
Isn’t it against your contract with upwork to move off the platform with a client?
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by dangero 8y ago
The amount of sweeping reform the US Gov would need to overcome in order to take action on this is pretty massive. Seems like it would not happen unless they felt their currency was threatened by digital currencies. Then they might move fas
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by dangero 8y ago
That's a good point. If this did actually reduce stress on the energy grid it may minimize solar savings for those who paid for it.
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by dangero 8y ago
This may be a stupid question, but could people be put under for 30 minutes and just be woken up at landing?
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by dangero 9y ago
How long do expressed and implied warranties last though?
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by dangero 9y ago
Slippery slope here. If they start testing with 3rd party hardware, that market will grow for third party parts whereas if they constantly tell people they don't support it and casually break those devices by accident, then they curb t
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by dangero 9y ago
Right, I fail to see how an obstacle as large as a divider is not seen in time. If this is the case, then the system is inadequate to see many types of debris that could be on the road.
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by dangero 9y ago
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by dangero 9y ago
You listed two telltale signs of celiac disease: Low B12 Percieved Lactose Intolerance
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by dangero 9y ago
You actually see this in mixed martial arts as well where Japanese fighters often refuse to cut weight and instead fight at their natural weight. For those who are unaware in MMA everything is done by weight classes. If you fight at 155, yo
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by dangero 9y ago
Yes, or universally just open the pdf in Chrome, print, choose to save as pdf.
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by dangero 9y ago
I don’t see this as a problem as long as you make time to add tests later once you are convinced the code will be kept active through user traction.
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by dangero 9y ago
Exactly. It’s likely for some projects every line of code you write will in the end be a complete waste. TDD is only worth the trouble assuming any of the project succeeds. If not it may just be more wasted effort. For this reason I think a
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by dangero 9y ago
Stellar Lumens make sense. They have a small burn fee to limit network spam and their consensus algorithm is partially centralized through node federation, but it's a reasonable tradeoff used to achieve low cost, high throughput. This
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by dangero 9y ago
Bitshares did low cost transactions at high volume years ago, so I'm never quite sure why Nano gets so much attention because those features aren't novel. Furthermore, free transactions with minimal POW don't create proper in
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by dangero 9y ago
Absolutely! This is not consumer ready at all. It's important to continuously point that out.
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by dangero 9y ago
paper wallet generation software can also have bugs or be intentionally rigged and people have definitely reported both quite a bit. You're right on with your approach -- I think the answer is multiple wallets -- even multiple brands o
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by dangero 9y ago
Other exchanges will not mirror this--arbitrage will occur
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by dangero 9y ago
The risk of dupes meaning that the company that created the game may release duplicate items? A centralized database can eliminate that risk as well.
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Cryptocurrency theft possible with Spectre and Meltdown(medium.com)
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by dangero 9y ago
This is the question and is there a way to lease/pool your coins to a validator if you have less than that because if not that basically sets up supernode-like behavior like Dash where the rich get richer. 1500 coins is currently 1.1 m
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by dangero 9y ago
Stellar started as a fork of Ripple, but has no code in common with Ripple any more. See Jed's comment in this thread: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/29815/what-is-th...
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by dangero 9y ago
Sidechains are on the research roadmap you can see it here: https://getmonero.org/design-goals/
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by dangero 9y ago
Can someone explain the reasoning here when taxes don't change till next year? Edit: I think my question was not clear -- this bonus will be given in 2017 -- AT&T is not getting any tax breaks this year, so why give a special bonus
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by dangero 9y ago
Nobody seems to get this point in the crypto world right now. Instant transactions ADD RISK. I suspect evolved cryptocurrencies will support intentional delays. My conpsny is working on something like this for Ethereum.
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by dangero 9y ago
You don’t need to hold encypted keys to do this at all and doing so only adds risks. The user password can be a private key generation seed. That is how a lot of web wallets work already. The closest thing to what you describe is shapeshift
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by dangero 9y ago
Good business model when you can announce attacks and then also be the solution.
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by dangero 9y ago
It's not hard to imagine that a government organization capable of this is almost certainly testing out all types of brainwashing techniques online today. (not that many others aren't)
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by dangero 9y ago
I also recently wrote an article about IOTA and got a crowd of negative flak. https://medium.com/@thedrbits/why-i-also-find-iota-deeply-al...

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