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by dev1n 11y ago
Agreed. Unfortunately, at 50% unemployment we'll more than likely have revolutions. Which is never a fun time for anyone involved.
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by dev1n 11y ago
...that if you don't have a job, it's up to you to make yourself valuable to employers. Most people do not have the opportunity to make themselves valuable. It's generally understood that at this point in history most peopl
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by dev1n 11y ago
I hope this isn't China what with their recent land grab in the pacific [1]. [1]: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/us-issues-stron...
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by dev1n 11y ago
I found this [1] in a comment where someone asked a similar question. This really helps only if you are using a git repo though. There are some good gems in this [2] thread too. [1]: https://github.com/gilesbokett/rew
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by dev1n 11y ago
Really neat presentation style! I thought this was a proper mix of wording / explanation and code. very neat.
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by dev1n 11y ago
There are definitely some major implementation level differences between Ethereum and Bitcoin. The hashing mechanism (Ethash) is quite different from Bitcoin, as well as how references to previous transactions are stored. You can read mor
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by dev1n 11y ago
The Bitcoin network doesn't really want users to develop on the bitcoin blockchain. Whereas the sole purpose of ethereum is for you to develop distributed apps on its blockchain. That's the contrast.
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by dev1n 11y ago
This isn't just software though. This is an organization.
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by dev1n 11y ago
This is a nicely written summary of what I feel most of HN understands is wrong with America. However I have never seen it written in such a succinct manner before. And all in one place!
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by dev1n 11y ago
Tableau is for business analysts. ELK is for Sys Admins. I think.
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by dev1n 11y ago
The free money was supposed to be used in conjunction with increased government spending on infrastructure projects. Unfortunately the latter half of that ideal fell through and banks ended up taking that free money and utilized it in not
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by dev1n 11y ago
Generally speaking, you won't be happy working at a place that puts too much value into a college or university's credentials.
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by dev1n 11y ago
The public absolutely would invest if it meant these B-corp's have solid, steady, long term focused growth.
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by dev1n 11y ago
and that would cause a run from the yuan, right?
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by dev1n 11y ago
Gotcha. Thanks for the reply. Is it likely China would try and do something crazy like that?
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by dev1n 11y ago
> So now that government debt doesn't look so isolated. China might need its money back, suddenly. So is this referring to debt that America owes China?
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by dev1n 11y ago
A topic analysis using LDA would be pretty neat. It would take a really really long time with 18TB of text but in general it would be pretty cool to get an overall picture of what, generally, is in those docs. For those parties who are int
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by dev1n 11y ago
I saw your post on the front page the other day but didn't have time to read it. I'll check it out. I'm a fan of your other posts. Keep up the solid writing!
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by dev1n 11y ago
Having a Unicorn go bust is akin to having a house get foreclosed on in your neighborhood in 2008. It doesn't reflect kindly on the value of the other homes in the neighborhood.
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by dev1n 11y ago
Easily solved: Basic income is paid out to people to go and work on infrastructure projects.
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by dev1n 11y ago
What he did with the NYPD scares me a bit but I think overall he was truly responsible for cleaning up that city (physically). He also implemented the first "Data science" team for a city, which was used to prevent building fires
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by dev1n 11y ago
The whole point of the article is that more businesses start during recessions. The logical flow from this article is that because The Great Recession was what it was, we have this huge cycle of businesses starting up.
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by dev1n 11y ago
privacy is of the utmost importance to prevent the degradation of what makes us human; free will. If Fred goes to a certain three websites fairly regularly, and Joe (a bad guy, thug, gangster, terrorist) also goes to those three websites fa
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by dev1n 11y ago
It's the same logical leap as legalizing alcohol during the prohibition era reduced violence [1]. See Figure 4 - Homicide Rate (1910 - 1944). [1]: http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/pa-157.html
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by dev1n 11y ago
it's common knowledge that legalizing drugs would destroy incomes for gangs, who as we all know are the root of violent crimes. If the gangs don't exist, the violence drops.
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by dev1n 11y ago
Gates speaking about the "fixed mindset" vs. "growth mindset" reminds me of this [1] article by Aaron Swartz. [1]: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/dweck
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by dev1n 11y ago
Could HN be considered an online-only newspaper? It covers a lot of stuff.
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by dev1n 11y ago
how about Finland pays people to work instead of this? If you can't find a job, Finland pays you 800 a month to get to work on infrastructure projects. In early Colonial America everyone had to help out in some way, or else they were
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by dev1n 11y ago
Economically speaking, giving people jobs is far better than tossing 100 million dollars into schools where the students home life is the true source of abandonment in society. This is a well received economic theory, not a way to save face
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by dev1n 11y ago
I, for one, would absolutely voluntarily give more taxes to my government for the sole purpose that all this shit infrastructure would be fixed up. Put people to work on infrastructure projects and I will gladly give up more money in the f

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