emurillo510

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by emurillo510 3y ago
proof of stake is efficient but not decentralized in design. the rich get richer in proof of stake
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by emurillo510 3y ago
it takes a lot of computational power to secure something so important like protecting a whole digital currency. you can only make profit by creating renewable resources in bitcoin ecosystem.
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by emurillo510 3y ago
dynamic typing allows for hot code swaps. which is super important for systems that need 24/7 uptime.
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by emurillo510 4y ago
why not just check the array if it's empty? post doesn't give a good example. I argue that the "better way" has more conceptual overhead. if this was a large project. just changing oil would require to understand many id
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by emurillo510 4y ago
costco still uses IBM products.. DB2 ... spufi anyone? I believe some companies like Gap are still using them as point-of-sale as well. It seems IBM has too many employees for the things they do.. I expect more cuts.
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by emurillo510 4y ago
I'm currently a Microsoft employee, I feel like your data is secure, at least from my experiences. we are audited by consultants regularly and have internal teams making sure there are no security breaches. even things like log message
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by emurillo510 4y ago
msft is going away from electron and will now use react native
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by emurillo510 4y ago
the title implies that el salvador is playing in a casino. They simply want to opt out of the united states controlled monopoly game. bitcoin is the currency out of the system and yet the transition phase has it still pegged since the net b
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by emurillo510 4y ago
If you are reading this please take a look at start9. https://start9.com/ The major problem with Umbrel is that even though they package all in one-solutions. If something goes wrong you rely on umbrel for issues (against d
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by emurillo510 4y ago
the us dollar system is the biggest pyramid scheme :D. Ask people in third world countries. Bitcoin is an alternative from US fiat currency. It is not country backed, but run by individual actors around the world. Will there be volatility?
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by emurillo510 4y ago
what happened to the free market economy? the incentive structure is fucked. As a person who worked my ass off this decade, it is unfair :(
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by emurillo510 5y ago
I hear good things about this Tecton company, I wonder what tech stack they use!
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by emurillo510 5y ago
What changed my mind was that bitcoin is truly decentralized. There is no known founder, it has free market incentives. Technologically, it is some what exciting. But what makes it great is the macro economic side of things. Proof of work,
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by emurillo510 9y ago
right on thanks neel8986.
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by emurillo510 9y ago
hey neel8986, I know linear algebra is very important for large scale calculations. But how much calculus and statistics do you need for ML? Also, if you can touch what applications of calculus and statistics are used in ML that would be aw
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by emurillo510 11y ago
The war of art is a good book on resistance. It is a very motivating book. The hardest part about tackling something you want to do is starting. Once you start, it's easy to get locked in get into the rhythm. Have fun, enjoy the moment
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by emurillo510 14y ago
my CS department chair at San Jose State recently 'reply all' on an email and ended up sending all currently enrolled CS students information about GPA, address, phone number, and expected graduation date. All we got back was an apology let