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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
I think this is simplistic. It’s viewing Bitcoin through a lens of a traditional Ponzi scheme assuming people that trade their fiat currency for Bitcoin are investing, with a view to one day take profits back into dollars. What if people ar
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Personal end user perspective: troubleshooting dylib errors is the most common cause of wanting to throw the computer out the window and quit programming.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Also phones scan CAPS URL’s just fine. So all you need is: HTTP:// <SHORT DOMAIN> / CODE Dropping S in HTTPS gives one extra character if you do a 302 redirect. This is fast enough if the server is hosted in same countr
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
On URL Versions: I find it odd that governments (eg Australia) that mandate QR codes to check-in to places have such complex information and detailed codes. This makes scanning the QR code more difficult due to the smaller dot size. This re
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Reading this it’s a classic systems failure: multiple defensive barriers gone wrong through poor safety planning. It’s reminiscent of the Victorian ESSO gas plant accident https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esso_Longford_ga
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
$4.49 in Australia
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Very impressive! I tried variations of “bom four day forecast” but no hits - is bom.gov.au indexed ?
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Also nearly every paywalled media site
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
I had a combustion engine car die on me once too. Later I downloaded the fault which indicated “bad fuel”. True story. The most amazing thing is how VW didn’t send me a rescue crew and a free show bag. And even more puzzling, I’m still unsu
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
A rough guide: The GPS signal works on two codes: coarse acquisition (C/A) and precision (P) codes. The P codes are 1 week long and require a secret key even to this day. C/A is I think a few hundred milliseconds and easily locked
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Now divide by M1 money supply. Is it the stock market over valued or the dollar devaluing as they print trillions of them.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
I know right! This is the equivalent of Steve Wiebe about to battle Billy Mitchell but at the last minute Steve gets his job back and goes home.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Thank you. I came to the comments for this.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
You also missed the bit where the planets billionaires create giant penis rockets
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
My understanding of insurance was that they don’t double the premium vs risk as per the article. Traditionally it’s much closer to money in equals payouts. But because they have hundreds of billions in funds sitting in a float (required by
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Modern Monetary Theory: - The state creates money and spends it into existence - The state taxes back money to control inflation, achieve social outcomes and incentivise certain behaviour. The problem is the population like 1, and dislike
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
My understanding is Bitcoin unspent transaction outputs (spendable bitcoins) are spendable depending on the script (some opcodes that are agreed upon). The most common is pay to public key hash. So you not only need to solve secp256k1 ecdsa
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Wrong. IF there exists a general purpose formula (which isn't known yet) for all quantum problems, so secp256k1 is broken, then it would only reduce the complexity sqrt(N), from 2^256 down to 2^128. Which is unsolvable. (source: Stan
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
I stopped reading when it said make the landing page focus on one thing. No no no. I HATE pages where it’s plastered with “Sign up” but you have to search for the login button.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
It’s true that compilers won’t optimise memory layout but I would argue this is an issue for only a subset of the software engineering industry. More important is robust bug-free code with separation of concerns which these tools allow. Rem
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
He makes a lot of money pretending to be Satoshi, so it’s in his interest to stay with his fake persona. Since he can’t prove it, he doesn’t.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 5y ago
Carlyle Group have a history of warmongering https://publicintegrity.org/national-security/investing-in-w...
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
I have zero sympathy for the shady Carlyle Group losing money. Go Taylor!
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
Agree RE long term consistency. After 10 frames I suspect what I’m seeing from that point is a journey through the trained model internals. It doesn’t seem to reference back to the original image and very quickly changes to vastly different
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
Also pilot here: I’d drop that figure to 90% as there are so many notams it’s easy to miss the needle in the haystack with the ridiculous volume of irrelevant notams out these days. https://ops.group/blog/the-problem-of
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
Looks like the top shaft is above the waterline
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
The Australian PM is from a marketing background so there’s a fair chance the deal changed so Australian tax payers are now paying Google to pay Murdoch media.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
I think the author is incorrect about vacuvin being rubbish, and loses all credibility when describing replacing the cork being a good method, but vacuum sealers being ineffective. The beginning of the article asserts that oxidation is one
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
Amazingly this is why I’m attracted to Signal and have set all chats to 1 week auto delete. To me text chats should be ephemeral. If I want something to stick around for years, send to email.
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by dhsysusbsjsi 6y ago
It’s faster for typing my question into stackoverflow!

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