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by ghthor 8y ago
It's probably AWS Fargate, part of the Elastic Container Service. But even then, it's still now a vendor lockin of the past, if you got your services deployable via containers you're 90% there to running your own Kubes cluste
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by ghthor 8y ago
Pretty much nails this on the head. The FED failed at its mission and is due for disruption. Considering how poorly our democratic system is working, it's too going to come from private or open source industry.
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by ghthor 8y ago
What if the software we interact with causes stress? Stress kills, just not in the same visible way as a bridge falling down.
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by ghthor 8y ago
I actually think history will look back on the carbon blanket with thanks. Without the warmth of the carbon blanket the earth would likely be entering an Ice age, based on the cycle of energy release of the sun which is entering a long cycl
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by ghthor 8y ago
Wouldn't a large forest act like a carbon filter? Something we could easily start with our current level of technology.
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by ghthor 9y ago
From my anecdotal experience, non technical users largely have zero trust or misguided trust in the technology they use. My dream from the application of crypto networks is to help improve trust in technology, and help guide the trust to th
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by ghthor 9y ago
I want to talk to the keyloss and key securing problem. This should be a fairly straightforward service that is backed heavily by well trusted institutions. Perhaps banks or technology companies can fill this role, but as a non technical us
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by ghthor 9y ago
Cebtralization as I see it has been mostly pushed by spam and abuse. Email became centralized due to the difficulty in combating spam at scale. The large positive I see with crypto networks is the cost of being a bad actor is magnitudes hig
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by ghthor 9y ago
This argument is absurb. The damage done by crypto mining is nothing compared to the environmental damage that government(aka weapons) backed fiat currencies have brought upon the world.
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by ghthor 9y ago
I hypothesize NYC
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by ghthor 9y ago
Thank you for bringing this up. I have a sticky task on my wall for this feature to bearded to metamask for this exact reason. Right now you're only protected by obscurity, the user needs to be able to whitelist domains or accept domai
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by ghthor 9y ago
https://steemit.com/trending/ Where you should be able to turn your good karma back into something you can use to buy food.
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by ghthor 9y ago
Metamask is quickly becoming one of the most interesting projects to me. It's so easy to spin up a site now and use metamask for identity and authorization. If you have API's that need to be protected from denial of service attack
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by ghthor 9y ago
It seems like a really good way to store small pieces of information that aren't changed very often. Such as Name System Registry entries. It works really well for this type of use case, and name registries are good things to be distri
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by ghthor 9y ago
The banks should step up and secure the average joe's private keys.
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by ghthor 9y ago
It doesn't have to be either or, the banking system of the future can be a mix of different technologies. Personally I see bitcoin(and friends) as the higher layers of a hierarchy used by humans to securely trade value. The 3rd record
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by ghthor 9y ago
The blockchain is the least interesting aspect of what makes up the public cyptocurrency networks. They are a nice combination of distributed consensus + PK signed transactions that produces a very good UX.
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by ghthor 9y ago
This is really the main selling point, decentralizing consensus so no one party becomes to big to fail, or so big they are unable to be opposed which leads to tyranny. The sad part is that the blockchain is the least interesting part of thi
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by ghthor 9y ago
I think you need to grow up some and experience this from the other side. In the past I've felt the same kind of contempt for this process, but after having experienced being on the other side I respect the difficulty in identifying(ac
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by ghthor 9y ago
That's a tuff line to find, but I'd say it probably relates mostly towards age. The older you become FI the less potential you have to effect a larger change using your FI. This isn't 100% though, because the age would pay di
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by ghthor 9y ago
That's fucking sick game the publishers played. Thank goodness there are multiple ways better ways to fund a game studio right now instead of getting roped into one of these toxic relationships.
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by ghthor 9y ago
Speaking to senior management about being "seen" doing something here. Maybe you should pull up your bootstraps and ask your team what they need, use your authority to knock down any blockers the team identifies, listen to them, w
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by ghthor 9y ago
Seems insane right? Their entire userbase only exists because of the power that PKCrypto gives us to build lasting lines of trust and they don't sign firmware images....
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by ghthor 9y ago
Move you coins to a new wallet addr, generated offline, and do the reflashing as others have commented.
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by ghthor 9y ago
It's a weakness in the wording, any sane judge would use there discretion to come to a verdict that favored reality versus the weakness of law to account for this young mans intelligence.
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by ghthor 9y ago
Financial independence is more important. Once you attain that you can seriously fight back, it's about picking your battles. With the money he made in the sell he can do some SERIOUS investment into what he believe's in that&#x27
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by ghthor 9y ago
You're implying that we all were conned, yet I'm still a happy supporter of Trump and will continue to be, yet here I am not a redneck, extremely tolerant, not a racist, incredibly kind, etc. Maybe you've been conned on who a
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by ghthor 9y ago
Data being public and data being hoarded by an platform with lock in is different. I share plenty of things that I'm perfectly OK being public but that I'd never ever want to give away to a single entity that I don't trust li
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by ghthor 9y ago
I've programmed in both ways and they each have there place. But in general this is the right way, you shouldn't export interfaces, you should export concrete types and then use the documentation and tests to example what types of
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by ghthor 9y ago
I'd never take a pension over a 401k. I'd much rather be able to pick some of the investments my retirement is funding/being funded by then none. Seems crazy to me not researching and picking the investments, but maybe I&#x27

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