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What are valid intellectual professions?
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Bitcoin regulations and the lack of validation in democracy
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Giving the users what they want?
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11y ago
Angular is the answer to another question than the question that I usually face. So, the usability guy and the graphical designers have produced HTML/CSS page designs that work well and look good. The purpose of the javascript that I w
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Third-world countries and their banking experience
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11y ago
I deploy the basics of the app as a debian package. Debian is very good at dropping the files and folders where they belong. There is also a very usable "postinst" installer shell script that can do additional fixups. It can handl
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When income taxation works and does not work
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UBS, Barclays, and Citibank totally missing the point
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Why exactly did Bitcoin take off?
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Nobody would do it that way, unless they were trying to solve the same problem
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The absurdity of Silicon Valley
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11y ago
Why do innovators like to congregate in Silicon Valley? Because other innovators like to congregate there. VCs and other people feeding off the phenomenon end up there because they can find innovators there. In other words, there is no reso
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The most vulnerable users are the ones who do not have a clue about technology. Fortunately, most of them have moved on to phones and tablets, mostly running Android. Windows is way less of an issue nowadays. This trend places the burden sq
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Choosing a life partner
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Single-machine server software architectures are insecure
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Bitcoin robberies
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11y ago
Bitcoin has issues. So? What real thing is there around that does not have issues? If everything that has issues is supposed to be "dead", none of us could still be around today ...
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11y ago
Yes, but then you will sound like the right-wing parties. They have been saying things like that for decades. Then, they will not trust you. If they don't trust you, they will not follow your advice. That's it. Check mate.
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11y ago
One problem is that the majority of the population is not just poor. They are also intellectually limited in certain ways. They cannot easily assess the truth of what you say to them. In fact, they usually don't even try. They just tru
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11y ago
What alternative does he propose? I don't see any. Furthermore, why doesn't he propose/create practical, incremental improvements? In the meanwhile, I am just going to stay compatible with all the miracles and all the horrors
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Bitcoin: Why altcoins are important
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The Debian ghetto
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Gotos were shot down more than 40 years ago and they have never really made a comeback since. They are still used for error handling in the kernel, I've seen.
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11y ago
I pretty much agree. Most of what is hot and gets hyped, is actually useless; and indeed, you need a firm grasp on the fundamentals to see that. I personally reject 99% of the hot approaches.
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Desktop personas
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We no longer live in the industrial era in which workers were pretty much interchangeable. Workers are not interchangeable at all. Zuckerberg has already hired everybody in the USA whom he deems suitable. If he cannot import the additional
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KYC/AML: An image of yourself holding your valid government issued photo ID
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Bash should have been the greatest scripting language of all
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11y ago
I stopped buying technical books approximately 15 years ago. Nowadays I much prefer (online) tutorials along with the (online) reference manual with user comments. In fact, you could quite easily crowd author and publish these things. We co
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Bitcoin: what exactly is money?
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