drakaal

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by drakaal 13y ago
unspendable. Damn you Autocorrect.
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by drakaal 13y ago
Actually GPL and MIT do. I don't know on BSD. You can release software on GPL that is free to an industry/market but is pay for other markets or not available in those markets. You can even under GPL release software with a restri
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by drakaal 13y ago
GPL and MIT both allow you to put any restriction you want in the license. "Free for use to academia and by organizations which are working for the betterment of Animals" The courts might have given the copyright holder a hard tim
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by drakaal 13y ago
Yes I combined two changes in the same comment for brevity. You also waive all of the personalities rights with this new version.
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by drakaal 13y ago
Waive of moral rights. It was hinted in 3 but is now explicit. As written you can now own data created by your software used by others. The intent was likely that you could license data as CC some rights reserved, but in the process it appe
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by drakaal 13y ago
Basically unusable. If you had put in the terms of your OpenSource Image Hosting platform that users couldn't use the software to host violent or simulated violent content, that restriction is removed by CC 4.0. Conversely you can now
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by drakaal 13y ago
You keep telling yourself that. I understand fractional coins. I was over simplifying for brevity. I'll give you a hint. You have to move the coins between two wallets you own before you create a coin that will "break" when
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by drakaal 13y ago
If all this were true we wouldn't run Credit cards immediately. You'd swipe, and store, and process in bulk later which makes the transactions cheaper to run. Most merchant services accounts you can save about 50% if you process d
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by drakaal 13y ago
Except you'd have to spend some money, so the origin would always be known.
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by drakaal 13y ago
Adding lots of data to the transaction logs is one easy DDoS. Do so many transactions that the logs get to be larger than fit on most systems. With multiple Gigs of data already required, if someone was evil they could up the volume and kee
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by drakaal 13y ago
Stallman is an idiot. When you post to your blog you tell the NSA what you know. When you attend a conference where Stallman speaks and paid with your credit card the NSA knows you support his ludicrous ideas. Stallman thinks information sh
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by drakaal 13y ago
You didn't understand. You start at "equal" not 50%. That's why in my explanation not all the shares are given out. The reserve lets you both work to add equity, you can work together and stay equal, or one of you can do
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by drakaal 13y ago
If you had a good probability of both exchanges having equal amounts of high and low, you would be right, but if you have to always go in one direction then this "buffer" won't work.
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by drakaal 13y ago
At $1,000 a coin and 2.5% on each service (which would be cheap) you'd have 5% total. That's $50 in fees. At $130 it would be a good deal, but not at $50
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by drakaal 13y ago
The lag is too high. Rarely can you buy coins, get them transferred in to your wallet, transfer them in to the new exchange and sell them before the price has changed. One of the biggest problems with Bit Coin is the delay. 5 minutes to mov
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by drakaal 13y ago
You start at 50/50 But you don't give out all the shares. You create a company with 1M shares. You give him 10k and you 5k for the work you've done, and 5k over the course of how much time you negotiate it should take to get
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by drakaal 13y ago
Our Natural Language / Language Heuristics Engine can do this. We do to a small extent now, we haven't gone whole hog because I'm not sure I agree that commercial sites shouldn't rank. For things we determine to be refer
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by drakaal 13y ago
Also it would by hypocritical that it would block sites with ads but likely have to use ads to generate revenue. As the owner of a search engine I can tell you search ain't cheap.
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by drakaal 13y ago
I don't think that just because a site makes money it is a bad result. If you searched for "Used Jeep Grand Cherokee" Craigslist would be a good result. So would AutoTrader. Both break your rule.
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by drakaal 13y ago
Yes, my site with no ads which demonstrates how rankings work and how page construction influences search is spam. Because losing money on every search you do for the benefit of informing people how search both works, and could work is such
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by drakaal 13y ago
We ( http://www.plexisearch.com ) expose our secrets. We'll show you what page flags are changing the rankings. We don't share quite everything, mostly because some features are beta and we don't want to look too
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by drakaal 13y ago
Rather than ranking on traffic, and getting rid of some really great results just because they are too popular, we ( http://www.plexisearch.com ) use indicators from Natural Language Processing to rank pages. A How To should ran
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by drakaal 13y ago
If you are trying to build something that is compliant with the various standards, the best people are the people who wrote the standards. There are about 10 of us who have been on enough of the standards bodies that we know all the ambigui
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by drakaal 13y ago
Yes. The particular position was related to Video Compression. There are maybe 10 people in the whole world at my level in that space. We each have slightly different skill sets, so I will say "same" level. There are probably 50 i
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by drakaal 13y ago
Yes, Basically it was a condition of my employment. They also offered me much less than any other company in the Valley would have. I didn't take it. There are a few companies that put a lot of weight on degrees, and some that even res
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by drakaal 13y ago
I have attended more than a dozen Colleges and Universities. I have a degree from none. I had a ground floor corner window office at Microsoft. (those who know, know what that means) I was told by Google if I took a job with them I would ha
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by drakaal 13y ago
If you are a manager (I am a CTO), Raise your hand. Put your hand down if you have never heard of Penny-Arcade. Put your hand down if your company gets more traffic than PAX does at its peak. Put your hand down if your work place is more fu
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by drakaal 13y ago
Very Cool. A couple of neat additions I can think of to make more realistic. If two drops touch they become a large drop. Drops over a certain size run down the window and consume any drops they touch. Drops "dry" through decay at
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by drakaal 13y ago
I can't think of where you would use this. What platform is missing this functionality but has a URLFetch/Curl/FOpen to use the API? I would also think that if it was viable as a business someone would undercut you quickly.
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by drakaal 13y ago
How do you think App Engine works? AppEngine runs on the same hardware and the same process described as a how to is nearly identical to what is obfuscated and provided to AppEngine users via a GUI.

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