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dmihal
10y ago
Here's a simple guide to async/await. https://www.twilio.com/blog/2015/10/asyncawait-the-hero-java...
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10y ago
Maybe something with magnets?
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dmihal
10y ago
This sentence sounds like a spoof of the modern software ecosystem.
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10y ago
The difference is that Bitcoin/Blockchain technology really is a groundbreaking invention from a computer science perspective. Bitcoin may or may not succeed, but something can't be un-invented. Furthermore, it's interesting
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10y ago
You can't get mad about Uber's surges, it's fundamental to how their system works.
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11y ago
Except Google knows that low-quality ads are driving people to ad-blockers
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11y ago
I interned at HubSpot while Lyons was there. Theres some truth to this, but it's greatly exaggerated. "Frat house": Like many companies, HubSpot often provided alcohol and would host parties for big events. As for personality
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11y ago
They should probably use Pied Piper, middle-out is unmatched
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11y ago
If I visit a website and get a 404 error, I'll assume that the website is down or my URL is incorrect. If I get a 451 error, I'll know it's censorship and can use something like Tor to get around it. Actually, I'm sure t
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11y ago
Slack is starting to become popular with student groups at my university. Definitely has a wide range of potential users.
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11y ago
I'm only comforted by the fact that there's really nothing any government can do to stop crypto. The technology has become simple enough that anybody can encrypt their communications or files with open-source software, and that&#x
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11y ago
It's interesting to see the humble beginnings of some popular projects.
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11y ago
Do you mean having a bot? I can't see how having a botnet would be relevant or helpful.
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11y ago
> People agree to trade Bitcoin for that amount of money and that's it. Yes, however Bitcoin is still not used very much for traditional goods-and-services trade. Many people are buying Bitcoin as an investment in the ecosystem. The
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11y ago
Although the article doesn't really specify, it sounds like these banks plan on making their own blockchain instead of using the Bitcoin blockchain. I'm curious to see how the blockchain will preform without the Bitcoin network ba
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11y ago
They're still in an aggressive growth stage, they're supposed to be burning through their cash. Did anyone really think that $5 Uber pools were money makers?
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11y ago
I'm confused, what does GPL have to do with China's restrictions on the internet?
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12y ago
I've had really good experiences with ShareLaTeX https://www.sharelatex.com https://github.com/sharelatex/sharelatex
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12y ago
I'm not very familiar with the specific details of software licencing, can someone explain this situation to me?
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12y ago
Market leaders don't have as much incentive to adopt Bitcoin, but competitors do Look at Amazon and Overstock. Amazon doesn't need to implement Bitcoin to be successful, but Overstock was able gain some market share by accepting i