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by exo762 11y ago
Sorry, there is nothing about equal opportunity in Libertarianism. If anything, it is against it. Libertarianism does nothing to equate chances of new born human. All that he is and will be is mostly determined by family he is born into. Ex
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A much closer future we might create artificial uterus, allowing to gestate child outside of woman body. That will result in huge shift in balance of power between genders - removing much of women power that comes from biology and inability
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"Single point of failure" means something very specific. System is told to have SPOF if there is a point, attacking which would cause disruption of operations. 4channers are ultimate benefactors of 4chan. Talking about SPOF in thi
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You see, you've stepped onto the ground rich with history and connotations. Growing up I saw in newspapers photos of children with flippers instead of legs. I've heard kids being called "Chernobyl kid" on streets by othe
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> All of which made his decision to leave 4chan seem so confounding. "I've come to represent an uncomfortably large single point of failure," he wrote in his farewell post. What he really meant and why he was quitting were
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I'm sorry, but this sounds like street-level insult. Brothers Klitchko and Valuev were all born in 70ties. Not even close to Chernobyl's children generation.
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> You live in a democratic country If we are talking about USA, than there is data[1] which indicates that not, its not a democratic country. [1]: http://scholar.princeton.edu/sites/default/files/mgilens&#x
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http://www.runwaygirlnetwork.com/2015/05/17/boeing-ife-exper...
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Smart contract is basically a small script with defined triggering criteria and defined results. The main benefit - contract is executed by network, not by machine controlled by person or organisation. This minimises trust.
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Queue based implementation is obviously the cheapest but author does not mention that queue.erl time complexity is O(1) amortized. It does introduce latency spike when "in" list needs to get reversed because "out" list
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by exo762 11y ago
I would prefer seeing answer to this question from prediction markets, not analysis of websites aka "experts opinions". It's much easier to understand mechanism that generated such prediction and you know that those people ac
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by exo762 11y ago
> Engineers have built new methods to secure blockchains that don't require mining. Whitepaper or it didn't happen. Unless you are not talking about blockchain but about distributed database under some form of central control.
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It has a side effect - it does not create more little UTXOs in blockchain. And it allows for instant transaction confirmation, while on blockchain you need to wait for block just to be sure. I see Lightning network as a great optimisation o
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by exo762 11y ago
Proof of work is replaced with lottery which determines a set of verifiers. Choosing verifiers is based on external oracle (e.g. average temperature for group of cities). Prevention of sybil attacks is proposed in three forms: * annual fee
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by exo762 11y ago
I often use this tool. https://github.com/apenwarr/sshuttle No need to configure anything at remote host, no excessive amount of options. Capable of DNS forwarding, routing of entire traffic or just traffic to chosen r
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by exo762 11y ago
You are writing as if the topic of group's research has changed. It has not. Actually those people were working for humanity as whole. Now they are working for Uber. I agree that this situation hard to avoid, and its hard to blame Uber
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Simple answer - don't. You can't fight blind violence with more violence and expect that something good will come out of this.
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by exo762 11y ago
So ultimately this leads to situation when blockchain grinds to halt every two weeks of four. Will not happen. If needed btc core will be patched to calculate difficulty in some other, tamper resistent way, and miners WILL ACCEPT this patch
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by exo762 11y ago
May you please elaborate on why do you think difficulty is important and what are exactly the "mining efficiency attacks"? This is the first time ever I see someone mentioning this.
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This article should result in huge court settlements payed by NYTimes to Mr. Szabo. They are literally putting his life and life of his family in danger. I hope will sue their asses.
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by exo762 11y ago
Apparently it does happen with bank accounts. So no, your point does not stand. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_forfeiture_in_the_United... EDIT: In fact Bitcoin is much better protected against this. m-of-n signat
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by exo762 11y ago
They are not in opposition when it comes to idea and desired end goal. They are pretty much in opposition when it comes to political means of reaching that goal. You can't have social change without support of large part of population.
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Half of your post answers someone else points. >>> that doesn't automatically mean it's a bad thing. >> Penal code begs to differ. > It's well known on the Internet (at least) that legal and illegal aren&#x2
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And you are conflating anti-feminism with misogyny. It's very hard not to be anti-feminist when NOW is sabotaging shared parenting[1]. Feminism can't be natural ally of mens' rights because it is actively pushing against it.
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>> Having sex with someone without their consent is rape, but that doesn't automatically mean it's a bad thing. Penal code begs to differ. But it is refreshing to see actual rape apologist in the wild. >> If a woman &q
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>> The difference is that they don't make up the whole of that movement. I'm pretty sure that this statement makes you a misandrist. FYI, MRM does not include actually PUA and MGTOW. Different goals.
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Piece of badly engineered software conquering the world. As if more JavaScript was really something worth pursuing.
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Somewhat similar scenes of injustice are taking place in colleges in USA today. Courts composed of administrators without law training are judging using Preponderance of the Evidence as standard of proof instead of Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
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What are possible reasons of such behavior? Is it a lack of understanding of Bitcoin? Is it a malicious behavior motivated by fear? Is it AML related thing?
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I think that this is a perfect case where tech giants can increase "cost of doing business" for NSA. NSA is having it too easyfucking over citizens. Now let them try fucking over businesses and still get away with it. I think that

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