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by eof 13y ago
i'm not sure fiat means what you think it means
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by eof 13y ago
I think the real thing here is: 0 - 500 $10 unlimited 501 - 1,000 $15 1,001 - 1,050 $20 // $5 = 50 emails 1,051 - 1,150 $25 //$5 = 100 emails 1,151 - 2,500 $30 //$5 = 1350 emails 2,501 - 2,600 $35 /&#x2F
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by eof 13y ago
I originally thought this; but ultimately have to disagree. Several problems: 1. "the internet" is a pretty nebulous term. bitcoin certainly requires computer networks, which generally require tcp/ip; but bitcoin could tech
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by eof 13y ago
the problem with your counter argument is that it ignores the basic, undeniable fact: what you are referring to as "money", presumably government fiat: euro, dollar, yen, etc.. has certain flaws that bitcoin does not (not to say b
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by eof 13y ago
"end of story" so so silly. this thing is 5 years old and tens of millions of dollars of wallets have been stolen. the story is currently peaking, not ending. the real way the story will play out is that solutions will come in
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by eof 13y ago
I agree with most of the problems listed here; but am just as certain of there being long-term viability for alt-coins as I was of bitcoin several years ago. I am surprised though that the author did not make, what to me, is the most obviou
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by eof 13y ago
A more aggressive version of this I posted 1019 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2139617
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by eof 13y ago
this literally doesn't work for me. i start typing in a known prefix for master card 514101 and after i type the `0` the cursor (for who knows what reason) jumps to before the 0 and i end up with 5141 10 (note the 0 and 1 swapped) wo
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by eof 13y ago
Came looking for little nuggets of wisdom; being a programmer that has mostly had other programs as my 'users'. Left with nothing more than having spent some time watching the OP pat his own back. (I Still don't know how to p
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by eof 13y ago
they will have to have their own, popular, mixing service to pull this off
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by eof 13y ago
uh; if you are in russia you are subject to russian law..
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by eof 13y ago
Yes in theory everyone.. not just nationals/citizens are protected by the constitution/bill of rights. But the reality is that no, there are too many exceptions to what was supposed to be a source of truth in our laws to do much
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by eof 13y ago
This is astoundingly obvious. > nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, I could see compelled decryption being congruent with the constitution if the decrypter is guaranteed immunity--ie, you can be c
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by eof 13y ago
That would be a pretty good argument if MathML weren't in the HTML5 spec
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by eof 13y ago
Over at the chrome dev team: "Oh shit, it's in the spec?"
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by eof 13y ago
surprised at how close total number of mac/win/linux are. also wonder what the 3% of people on 'other' are usiing.. just ios or android?
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by eof 13y ago
I've been doing (mostly backend) webwork for a living for about half a decade now; the last ~6 months I have been building an app that is using angular. I agree the documentation sucks; but beyond that I actually don't have any co
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by eof 13y ago
I think that's the point. While ~10% of computing devices are keyboarded, traditional machines,.. >>10% of content is created on them; which makes them hardly 'irrelevant'
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Betting on Bitcoin (2011)(gd0t.com)
3 points by eof 13y ago|0 comments
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by eof 13y ago
no, i am comparing excel's place in the life of a kid to the quadratic formula's
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by eof 13y ago
Why are we teaching thirteen year olds how to use the quadratic formula? Why are we teaching seventeen year olds how to do integrals or multiply matrices? I mean, I am all for letting kids be kids, but if school was limited to what <ins
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Ask HN: How to implement "1% of nothing?"
2 points by eof 13y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What would you do if you could detect objects in video?
3 points by eof 13y ago|0 comments
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by eof 13y ago
not necessarily, but preferably
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Ask HN: I want to detect when arbitrary things come into a video stream
8 points by eof 13y ago|7 comments
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Silk Road's DPR caught in ridiculous way(gd0t.com)
2 points by eof 13y ago|0 comments
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by eof 13y ago
EH.. I spend ~5 minutes a day brushing my teeth.. if I brush during the day instead of just at night/morning.. it migh tbe 7-8. If I could legitmately get that down to say, ~30 seconds.. I might save 4.5 minutes x 365 days = ~27 hours
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by eof 13y ago
SEEKING WORK- Boston, MA Experienced full-stack web developer in the Drupal / PHP world with a transition to Haskell/Yesod with Angular front end. I can do rapid prototyping of your ideas using AngularJS / Yesod / ({inse
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by eof 13y ago
yeah but those wallst and google jobs are not top 10%.. probably closer to top .5%
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by eof 13y ago
any plans to add art?

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