divbit

9 ms·

31.
by divbit 9y ago
Sidenote: Given the types of people that are traditionally familiar with public key use (journalists, linux users, etc.), and weird tax situations these highly fluctuating, unregulated type things might create, sometimes I wonder if cryptoc
32.
by divbit 9y ago
This is terrible - the thing about cryptocurrency, as opposed to traditional investments (or just banks), is it's extremely rigid, which means if you misplace a digit, you can lose a lot of stuff. I would guess that you shouldn't
33.
by divbit 9y ago
You know, if everyone on facebook would stop doing this stuff: [link deleted since although it's all over the internet, who knows if that subject agreed to it being everywhere anyway it's "Guy slightly changes his friend&#x27
34.
by divbit 9y ago
I am going to hold my $3 of bitcoin forever. To the moon!
35.
by divbit 9y ago
[If I put a do not resuscitate tatoo on my blind friend is that a paddling](philosoraptor.gif)
36.
by divbit 9y ago
I like this comment so I'm retiring this username so this stays at top of my comment list. Who knows what the new username will be.
37.
by divbit 9y ago
These are just the most beautiful pictures.
38.
by divbit 9y ago
Napkin sketch prediction that before we get to actual AI that will benefit us / enhance free will and lives / not just enslave us for their own / rich peoples / military benefit, we will run into some fairly shitty versi
39.
by divbit 9y ago
I actually don't mind a little censorship of illegal-ish stuff (or at least warning, that hey, this person is trying to metaphorically sell you something illegal !), but what really bugs me is the subtle (and not so subtle), targeted m
40.
by divbit 9y ago
It seems hard to find non-blockchain related/ ethical, crypto jobs in the US which would lead to quantum cryptography type output.
41.
by divbit 9y ago
Ah thank you.
42.
by divbit 9y ago
At one point I read that the british universal system is actually cheaper per-person than the US market determined system. Sorry I don't have a reference for that, but anecdotally, I can recall several stories of simple items like &quo
43.
by divbit 9y ago
If his mental state of enthusiasm for working in this field is not completely wrecked by this occurrence... Your github is inspiring work Zack - I've ran across it several times in the past - I hope you get paid reasonably somehow or w
44.
by divbit 9y ago
I will attempt to make a shitty, hacked-together version :)
45.
by divbit 9y ago
Come on Silicon valley - one up this please..
46.
by divbit 9y ago
https://www.rt.com/viral/360195-poop-power-toyota-electric/
47.
In America, You Are What You Eat(economist.com)
2 points by divbit 9y ago|0 comments
48.
by divbit 9y ago
Not that I think this would be abused or anything, but I remember when technology seemed sweet and innocent just a couple of years ago
49.
by divbit 9y ago
Hrmrmrmmmmmrm..... saw this on le reddit today about Charlottesville: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/aug/12/virginia-uni... "He said that they would not back down fr" ... article star
50.
by divbit 9y ago
I honestly don't care if there is a "sinister" purpose behind the good scifi I've read. Fund the next Iain banks please. In fact - throw me $50k to live for a year and you've got yourself a book - or I can at least
51.
by divbit 9y ago
I know this sounds selfish, but I sometimes wonder if it would be possible to genetically engineer a pig to stay a cute young piglet for it's entire life, rather than turning into a large, hungry adult pig. In this way, pigs could be c
52.
by divbit 9y ago
wait ...
53.
by divbit 9y ago
Does x86 count as an '80s computer?
54.
by divbit 9y ago
For the reporters friends I have, not sure how I feel about that - if I was a reporter, I feel I would want some software which enhances and improves my job experience and reporting ability, rather than flat out replaces it. (Not to critici
55.
by divbit 9y ago
It is really such a sad story - I'm glad that this mother seems to have been able to get her costs down at least (if I read the story correctly), sad that probably there are others that can't. We must all learn to love and forgive
56.
by divbit 9y ago
So many security products to try, hard to juggle them all
57.
by divbit 9y ago
:)
58.
by divbit 9y ago
Just bought a copy this morning funnily enough.
59.
Ask HN: Book recommendations like Writing-Secure-Code-Developer-Practices
2 points by divbit 9y ago|0 comments
60.
by divbit 9y ago
If you work 40 hours a week, it's not putting you at risk, and you are getting a reasonable salary, that sounds pretty decent to me (just some words of encouragement) :)

More ›