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by dk8996 9y ago
Maybe the paper didn't address this but it sure is all over bitcoing.org. "As these services are based on Bitcoin, they can be offered for much lower fees than with PayPal or credit card networks." https://bitcoin.
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by dk8996 9y ago
Maybe the paper didn't address this but it sure is all over bitcoing.org. "As these services are based on Bitcoin, they can be offered for much lower fees than with PayPal or credit card networks." https://bitcoin.
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by dk8996 9y ago
I am with you on this one. BTC is supposed to solve the problems current systems have, the key ones being; high tx fees and slow tx.
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by dk8996 9y ago
If only there was a technology that can provide low fees and fast tx. *sarcasm
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by dk8996 9y ago
Looks like its down.
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by dk8996 9y ago
Cool story but I think this is fake. Since there are 40 people in the company, it seems like at least a few people before him followed the onboarding instruction. I just don't believe that there would be that many people that a) didn
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by dk8996 9y ago
I think the point is that there's more bandwidth on the Ethereum network; number of transaction is sometimes more than Bitcoins and the fees are much smaller. Moreover, it seems to me that Ethereum dev team has a good roadmap that add
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by dk8996 9y ago
I agree, this one of the bigger problems, in the short-term, that Bitcoin is facing. Moreover, faster and cheaper transactions is some of the benefits that Bitcoin is proposing.
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by dk8996 9y ago
Sounds too good to be true. Moreover, no info about HA and durability.
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by dk8996 9y ago
Is there a way to find other things besides faces, for example a blue car or a logo?
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by dk8996 10y ago
Why am I always reading that Uber is not financially viable? I haven't seen anyone proven this to be true. Take my trip tonight for example. Sunday night, 7pm, 5.17 miles and 16 min ride cost 17$. If you calculate the the cost, gas
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by dk8996 10y ago
I used to play video games a lot. CS, Sim games, Strategy Games were my thing. Now I find them boring. I found other activities that are more fulfilling like crossfit and yoga. I also spend most of my freed up time improving my self pro
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Flying motorcycle (Scorpion 3)(youtube.com)
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by dk8996 10y ago
Looks nice. Is the service smart enough to figure out the file type, for example, image from facebook https://scontent.fbed1-2.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/11206479_82...
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by dk8996 10y ago
I love what Amazon did with ACM, free certificates that are really easy to set-up but they don't support EV yet.
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by dk8996 10y ago
This is such a cool tool, being a Scala developer and not really loving writing JavaScript. The only thing is that creating binding for JavaScript lib sounds like a bit of a pain.
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by dk8996 10y ago
I agree with everything you have said.
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by dk8996 10y ago
Cool idea. I spent sometime playing around with it. Found that some of the Algos are a bit buggy and not working.
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by dk8996 10y ago
Yeah, I saw that you guys take a query test and spit out json with emojis :). It would be nice to have official one so you guys don't cut IPs off :)
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by dk8996 10y ago
Do you guys have API?
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by dk8996 10y ago
We never got any emails from Instagram.
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by dk8996 10y ago
Anyone know how long the application review process is to gain access to the new API is?
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by dk8996 10y ago
Yup, you can't even publish via API on Instagram. On the other hand, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest allows it.
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by dk8996 10y ago
This is stack I use. We use different database MySQL or Postgres -- depending on what you like and need. Hosting on AWS.
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by dk8996 10y ago
Nice job. Needed something like this, we couldn't find it as well. Thanks for sharing.
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by dk8996 10y ago
Looks cool. It would be nice to know what the input format of the metric data is.
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by dk8996 10y ago
I wonder if brands will use this to monitor what their competitors are doing. Maybe even stealing potential leads or clients.
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by dk8996 10y ago
I am seeing good amount of comments saying "Twitter did it", this is simply a logical error (survival bias). Moreover, I think Twitter would of been successfully even without using RoR.
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by dk8996 10y ago
Startups usually try on a bunch of use-cases (features, ideas, workflows) before they gain traction or die. Your saying that startups should know all the use-cases they plan on building before they even start -- that simply impossible. May
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by dk8996 10y ago
Your also implying that easy to get started and ( scale, maintain, and extend) are mutually exclusive. I am saying they are not and don't have to be. Moreover, this kind of thinking just proves the point of why we need to move of fro

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