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Timescaledb vs. PostgreSQL(timescale.com)
2 points by edf13 4y ago|1 comments
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by edf13 4y ago
Didn’t read his next message? > This is only impacting the Bitcoin network. You can still withdraw Bitcoin on other networks like BEP-20.
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by edf13 4y ago
That's a big bet... especially the 50% discount on payments in BTC! >We will also start accepting Bitcoin payments for all of our services, with a 50% discount when paid in Bitcoin. I'm pro BTC but that is a big bet!
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by edf13 4y ago
I’d definitely take out the random selection of previous inputs… have a set list of random quotes you have setup yourself. Also - if you are storing previous inputs (for any purpose) I’d let people know upfront!
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by edf13 4y ago
You haven’t answered my point as to why the USPS needs this extra info to do their job?
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by edf13 4y ago
10% reducation in currents and wind surely would have massive impacts on the planet?
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by edf13 4y ago
Even if the database contains banding by household income for example? Why does the USPS need that to do their job? Brave doesn’t show what targeting was used…
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by edf13 4y ago
Quieter and better power efficiency too?
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The Electricity Costs of Digital Adverts(adblockbristol.org.uk)
2 points by edf13 4y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 4y ago
Yes - it is... It's stable - not fixed. The stability of the coin allows for minor flucuation in price - these are then arbitraged out. Today's drop is clearly an indicator of market moves, cash-outs, etc.
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by edf13 4y ago
That auto-play video is annoying!
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Getting in Shape with a Raspberry Pi, an Oak-1 and ClearML(medium.com)
1 points by edf13 4y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 4y ago
Isn't this what they did on the Armageddon movie?
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by edf13 4y ago
Over here in Europe larger deposits are in and getting larger.
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by edf13 4y ago
No comparison of bandwidth? Often the most expensive element...
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by edf13 4y ago
Most mortgages (At any reasonable %) will require more than 10% these days... you're looking at 20-25% in many cases.
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by edf13 4y ago
A swam of tiny drones could easily overwhelm an enemy.... Lots of options. If against personel they just kamikaze in... if against armoured targets a small explosive charge on a hundred or so drones could easily destroy a target.
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by edf13 4y ago
But then we have to remember all the different tags we’ve used! Sometimes months later!!! Search TODO wins
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by edf13 4y ago
* of course I meant to type don’t accept
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by edf13 4y ago
Doesn’t this also allow conversation censorship? - don’t like someone’s response - simple accept it and no one will ever see the potential counter argument?
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by edf13 4y ago
Same reason people aren't cracking other encrypted data, hacking banks, breaking TLS etc. It uses strong encryption (Not all the same encryption, but strong all the same).
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Twitter expected to accept Elon Musk’s bid to buy company(independent.co.uk)
3 points by edf13 4y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 5y ago
Yes - but this kinda gives it an easy pass. Makes it easier to ‘move fast and break things’ which isn’t always best
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by edf13 5y ago
Sounds a bit iffy if your prod deployment fails after testing… surely the correct way is to have staging pickup any issues prior to prod
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by edf13 5y ago
Internet connection doesn't suffer as much power loss over larger distances
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by edf13 5y ago
Reason why is as you state: >geopolitical fantasy of putting a suitable planetary-scale transmission system in place That combined with geo-politics, war, big oil etc.
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by edf13 5y ago
None paywall: https://archive.ph/Yv0EA
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Ask HN: Rasp Pi Compute Alternatives
1 points by edf13 5y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 5y ago
At what costs I wonder?
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by edf13 5y ago
Nice! > Every file that could possibly exist? > That's right! Every file you've ever created, or anyone else has created or will create! Copyright infringement? It's just a few digits of π! They were always there! How a

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