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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
Can someone please ELI5 what it means for this to be a private trust? How is it different from any other centralized exchange that custodies bitcoin for the buyer? Just wondering because I've never seen another exchange market itself a
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
It's simple. Whenever I query for "X", under the hood duck duck go queries "X reddit". Jokes aside I think fixing the SEO hacking as the author mentions would go the longest way. It's really bad for stack overf
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
This makes it more difficult but not impossible. The EVM has a SELFDESTRUCT opcode [1] that will send ETH at that address to a receiver and it's impossible for the receiver to refuse. A very determined actor could send Tornado ETH to a
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Neom(neom.com)
8 points by dgs_sgd 4y ago|0 comments
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Knuth: Infrequently Asked Questions(www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu)
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
My roommate works at Meta and from how he describes the culture to me it seems quite intense and competitive already. I can't imagine what "turning up the heat" even more would imply.
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
The board recently endorsed his offer. If he backs down now it would look very bad on him (though with his personality maybe he wouldn't care).
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
I welcome this. I always hated the long multi-tweet essays and have often just given up on reading them, especially when I'm not logged in I can't even make it to the end before twitter blocks me from scrolling further. As of now
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
I can see why there's a push to eliminate Greek life given all the unfortunate events associated with it. But I'm extremely confused this example: > One such case was the end of Outdoor House, an innocuous haven on the far side
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
Your work sounds very interesting. Would you mind sharing more about the kind of programming you do?
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
When I first moved to the US from Canada I couldn't believe the difference in the internet and phone prices. Now whenever I visit from friends and family back home I stand on my soapbox and preach the problem. Anecdotally, most aren&#x
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
I agree with you. But development doesn't happen overnight and it's the people who control the ideas and technology that have the power to develop the rest of the world. And if that population growth is in decline at the same time
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
I'm one month in to a new job in a space I'm interested in. I'm working with smart people and couldn't be happier. I know the good feelings won't last, and that's okay. And for those not doing well, also rememb
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
You don't have to wait until the entire world has this opportunity before ringing the alarm. If population growth is going down in the areas where the ideas are worked on, namely the developed world, which it is, we should still worr
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
> Gödel did not explain how he found his solution, but there are in fact many possible derivations Wondering as an outsider, do mathematicians like to present results and leave people guessing how they arrived at them? Reminds of the &qu
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USDTea(usdtea.io)
7 points by dgs_sgd 4y ago|1 comments
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Proof of Stake and our next experiments in Web3(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
I recently left a company of 1000 employees for one with 20 and my experience has been similar: working more but paradoxically have more energy for the other two buckets. My colleagues have a greater sense of urgency and are more biased tow
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by dgs_sgd 4y ago
Ed tech - when people lose their jobs they want to upskill themselves
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
i received this question when i interviewed with them back in 2019. It’s definitely up there for my most enjoyed interview experienced
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No Brainer(rifters.com)
2 points by dgs_sgd 5y ago|0 comments
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The Martians and Their Schooling(snodgrass.blog)
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
Destroy as in ads are no longer part of our daily experience, or just reduced to a reasonable level? I think we'll always have ads to some extent, and people disagree on what is "reasonable".
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
Can you elaborate on the difference? When would I be a happy developer but not a satisfied one?
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
This looks incredible. So you sell the trees to buyers? How would you control the supply? Once the trees are out there and mature won't they produce seeds of their own that people could harvest and plant themselves?
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
if the game itself runs via a decentralized computational model then there’s no need to appeal to authority to honor the ownership. The game itself, just like the skin, would exist on the p2p network. We are of course very far from that hap
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
There's a relevant quote that I love to remind myself of "Enthusiasm is worth 25 iq points". From 68 Bits of Unsolicited Advice by Kevin Kelly
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
I agree with this. But asking the candidate to invert a binary tree is one thing and asking the candidate to flawlessly solve back to back leetcode "hard" level problems is another. I think the latter is mostly what people lament,
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
I find the 9x9 80 hour two-weeks option very interesting. How common was this choice among employees?
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by dgs_sgd 5y ago
Is it possible the people who regularly use shrooms are already predisposed to those traits?

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