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eternalvision
9y ago
Title has a typo. It should read $20,000, not $20,0000.
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eternalvision
9y ago
For speculation on short term direction, current price of BTC which is above $1,750 is a SELL. This move is parabolic and looks to be complete. I'd put a stop loss for a short trade at $1,875.
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eternalvision
9y ago
This was posted on HN as I went to sleep in Kailua, after the $100k thing.
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eternalvision
9y ago
Cult-driven intellectual authorities believe that designing and firing rainbow glitter embedded bullets of absolute power at rebels is a justified path to social control. Tech such as FB's is misused accordingly.
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eternalvision
9y ago
"My voice is my passport. Verify me." The flaw of this authentication mechanism was detailed in popular culture many decades ago.
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eternalvision
9y ago
Point taken. The majority are not able to experience it because it has not happened for the majority, yet. The data is there, the technology to use that data in the future has not been employed.
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eternalvision
9y ago
Tech security has been an afterthought for too long. The core technologies we use are putting us at grave risk in ways we simply cannot imagine. As we now are starting to realize, that all of our digital lives are permanently centrally re
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eternalvision
9y ago
Why were you downvoted? While not an original idea, it does mostly represent the reality of expressed genius. Even if the 1 part inspiration is a required part (i.e. you either have that inspiration/talent/predisposition/wh
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eternalvision
9y ago
This article is from February. Some process possibly involving random inputs, led to OP posting this article today. Yet, I've observed a lifetime of such randomness as anything but random in my little perception of the universe.
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eternalvision
9y ago
wardialing, redboxing, beige boxing for 900's, breaking into pbxes, east coast bbs scene. good times for sure.
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eternalvision
9y ago
Oh man, I will never forget that Erlang meetup with Julia in 2014. Man oh man. Julia didn't want to be there, naturally. BlackRock is a Julia shop now.
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eternalvision
10y ago
going to leave soon
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eternalvision
10y ago
It is unclear how the comment to which you replied led to you being reminded of "Submarine".
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eternalvision
10y ago
Pure speculation: Any entity that obtains the (financial, other) resources necessary to help facilitate such fundamental subversion is eventually convinced that the status quo is necessary to our survival.
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eternalvision
10y ago
I temporarily attended a "born-again" church at age 18, whose patrons partook in trying to harass me by being "empowered" with information about what they speculated was my private thought process. In other words, a pat
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eternalvision
10y ago
Can you provide examples of the move you describe?
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eternalvision
10y ago
Regarding Apple and security, their policy via AppleCare seems to be to ASK (over the phone, for instance) for your cleartext computer administrator password before you send in your laptop for repair, without any warning whatsoever of the i
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eternalvision
10y ago
Sure, my response was a bit tongue-in-cheek. However, Apple could conceivably offer a model with a thick and beefy battery. Burly programmers with strong backs, for instance, would find this configuration to be appealing.
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eternalvision
10y ago
Top poster noted exactly what many of us want: modularity. Being able to put in your own drive and RAM to whatever capacity is technically feasible is a good start. An innovative battery design might be one where the thickness of the lapt
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eternalvision
10y ago
Article mistakenly says the last hearing was in January 2016, instead of January 2017.
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eternalvision
10y ago
Notice that this article was posted May 20, 2016. Why was it posted today (January 2, 2017) on HN?