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If we want cryptocurrency to succeed(medium.com)
9 points by fowlerpower 9y ago|0 comments
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Building an MVP for Cryptocurrency that does not suck(hackernoon.com)
3 points by fowlerpower 9y ago|0 comments
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
I agree with you that the SEC is there to protect the public. You are incorrectly saying that ICOs are a Ponzi scheme. When they are in fact too new to be labeled as anything. If they were in fact all Ponzi Schemes then people would already
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
Look the ICO space is way too young for all the judgment people are passing on here. The SEC clearly wants to let this play out. No one has gone to jail yet. The government has already started to relax the ability for non accredited investo
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
The thing is that Google has absolutely gone down questionable path from their early days. It is a little unfair to think this problem exists only within Google. Time and time again we are reminded why corporations will evolve to become as
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Bitcoin and digital currency: A guide for your Mom(hackernoon.com)
3 points by fowlerpower 9y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin and Blockchain a guide for your Mom(blog.dealbit.co)
5 points by fowlerpower 9y ago|0 comments
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
A lot of people are calling these things Scams. People arent wrong and to a certain degree they do attract the "quick buck" type to them. Keep in mind though that these are also very useful for companies to get the Digitial Curren
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
Tesla ain't going nowhere. A lot of people are missing the point as to why the stock is so high. It's so high because it's the future, not because of current sales. If it's the future then the argument needs to be a litt
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
Everyone working on JavaScript right now lives in a bubble. Take a look at how back end languages have evolved and that's your future, you can try to deny it but your going to go the way C did and Java did. You can cite openness and th
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
Exactly. I agree with you, you should always lawyer up and never say anything your lawyer does not advise.
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by fowlerpower 9y ago
This story is fascinating for tech people everywhere and we should all pay attention. We all have big dreams of starting our own company some day (I know do) and many of us work for big corporations that would rather we never go anywhere an
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Why not the contents? What happens when most content is not over a secure connection such e.g. Over HTTP? Could they not inspect the content? It sure seems like they could. For most people most of the internet is still insecure.
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
This is pretty cool and encouraging. I do think if your after hypergrowth you need some money though.
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
The article gives me anxiety. It gives me anxiety that people can be held at our borders for hours and sometimes days (in my country non the less). All because some junior border officer did not understand the visa type well enough. How can
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that any country in the NATO umbrella being hit would lead to the United States retaliating decisively. President trump would be advised by the generals he knows more than that he has to go in front o
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
You really think a NATO ally can be hit? With a land war? You think the Republican Party would need to reassert, the same party that dragged us into two wars in the last 12 years? I have to respectfully disagree.
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
This is somewhat overblown, there was a lot of talk about this as it became clear Trump was about to be elected. Yes Trump is stirring the pot a bit maybe to play Russia against China. Maybe it's to get Europe to spend a little more on
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
F# is a beautiful language. You always want to use the right tool for the job but honestly F# is so right for so many jobs. I know a lot of people don't want to hear this but these types of languages, functional first, are the future o
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Well at least people are pushing back. What was starting to worry me is that many of the top CEOs were all kissing Trumps ass as to who can bring back more jobs. They were stumbling over themselves, "we are bringing 10000 jobs in the n
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
This is absolutely nuts. Green card holders (legal permanent residents of the United States) are being turned back from the US as soon as they get to the airport. They are being forced to file waivers which can be denied. How can legal perm
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Someone here needs to explain it to me because I just don't understand. We have the largest computer company in the world, a shit load of people work there, supposedly smart people. Yet they can't put together a refresh of many of
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
So this is very intriguing. The whole time while I'm reading this, and it's a good piece, I can't help but think if I'm reading some fake news? Is this for real? I for one hate this whole I'll give you all my privat
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
What I don't get is, it is obviously against everything we stand for and for sure not in line with our constitution to discriminate based on religion. After all, religious freedom was one of the reasons they founded our country. Given
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Xiaomi strikes me as one of the very few Chinese gadget companies I would buy from. Their phones always look polished and their specs are always fantastic for the dollar spent. I have no idea about their quality but some day I will take the
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Just checked that out. It looks fantastic, big thanks for sharing. I haven't seen too many things for NLP on .NET. I have run across a ton things on Python or C++/C. Would love to see more inn .NET.
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Can one use this data set for commercial purposes? May sound like a silly question, and the answer may be no, but this sort of data would be very useful to build something cool.
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
What's interesting about people who are willing to do anything to get ahead is they usually end up burning out like a flame that burned up too fast. I used to work out pretty heavily for years. Putting on real muscle in the gym is hard
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Apple is headed down the path that the old Microsoft was headed. Which they, Microsoft, have ironically backed away from. I guess what I'm saying is that in some ways Safari is the new IE, but without the same reach. The same kind of v
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by fowlerpower 10y ago
Having worked in the restaurant industry for over 12 years, started as a bus boy at 15 years old, then waiter, then bartender and finally moved to General Manager of the whole place. I can tell you that tipping is absolutely necessary. I ca

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