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Silk Road 2.0: A concept of a distributed anonymous marketplace(github.com)
223 points by goshakkk 13y ago|251 comments
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Well, no. A group of armed criminals is clearly not the only way to enforce that. For it's immoral to provide anything, including life/property protection, via use of force (taxation), and artificial monopoly isn't such a goo
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by goshakkk 13y ago
(I do know what anarcho-capitalism is; I'm anarcho-capitalist myself.) Libertarianism is a broad term. Anarcho-capitalists are as libertarian as minarchists are. "Libertarian" can refer to either. It's obvious @essrinn w
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by goshakkk 13y ago
> Most libertarians support the government providing a few limited key services such as national defense and operating a police force. Where you see libertarians start balking at government services is when they reach out beyond the scop
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by goshakkk 13y ago
It doesn't? As it's an act of aggression, the people suffering may well demand the factory compensates them for the damage. But actually, knowing that it will be held liable, the factory will spend more money on researching how to
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by goshakkk 13y ago
> Another example of externalities would be a widget factory that spews carcinogenic chemicals into the air. When I trade with the widget factory I'm benefitting - I get widgets - and they're benefitting - they get money. But t
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by goshakkk 13y ago
My MacBook Air (2012) and Apple Wireless Keyboard do, in fact, have this symbol right below the "alt" label so I wouldn't say they "appear nowhere on any of Apple's recent keyboards."
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by goshakkk 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Of course. Who in their mind would support the shit NSA does.
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Show HN: Easily add a NSA backdoor to your Rails app(github.com)
188 points by goshakkk 13y ago|12 comments
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Don't you get it? The government tries to prevent terrorism! Public fear of terrorism is what's being used to take away rights and liberties, especially in post-9/11 America.
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by goshakkk 13y ago
SEEKING WORK — remote. I am an application developer with primary focus on web application development. I'm strongly passionate about web standards and creating amazing experiences. I love working on prototypes & MVPs. I'd really like t
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by goshakkk 13y ago
it doesn't currently , but this project is only a day old. Indexing, caching, and other stuff are on my to-do. (By the way, m/r is times slower than Aggregation Framework, especially for simple cases or cases that fit AF's common use pat
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by goshakkk 13y ago
I don't think it would be perfectly right to compare Sleek and Cube. Sleek is a library that you can add to any Ruby project and use it right off. Cube is a separate service that you need to setup and monitor. My goal is to make Sleek more
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Hey. ShopStream is not my own application. It's the app I did for one of my clients. BTW, it's integrated has Shopify integration and is listed here. http://apps.shopify.com/shopstream
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by goshakkk 13y ago
Thanks, fixed.
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Show HN: I just released Sleek, a Ruby gem for doing simple analytics(goshakkk.name)
49 points by goshakkk 13y ago|14 comments
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by goshakkk 13y ago
SEEKING WORK — remote. I am an application developer with primary focus on web application development. I'm strongly passionate about web standards and creating amazing experiences. I love working on prototypes & MVPs. I'd really like t
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by goshakkk 14y ago
SEEKING WORK — remote. Long-term and short-term projects. I develop full-featured web applications and back-ends for mobile apps. * Ruby, CoffeeScript, JavaScript, Clojure, Python * HTML5/CSS3 * Ember.js, Backbone.js * MongoDB, Re
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by goshakkk 14y ago
SEEKING WORK — Remote. Full-featured web app development: Ruby, Rails, MongoDB, Ember.js, node.js, CoffeeScript. http://goshakkk.name https://github.com/goshakkk me@goshakkk.name
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Analytics: Analyzing tracked events(goshakkk.name)
4 points by goshakkk 14y ago|0 comments
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Tracking events in analytics systems(goshakkk.name)
3 points by goshakkk 14y ago|1 comments
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by goshakkk 14y ago
SEEKING WORK — remote. Long-term and short-term projects. I develop full-featured web applications and back-ends for mobile apps. * Ruby, CoffeeScript, JavaScript, Python * Rails, Django, Express.js * HTML5/CSS3 * Ember.js, Backbo
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by goshakkk 14y ago
Well, my ISP provides 100Mbps Ethernet semi-unlimited connection for about $20/mo. (Though, it doesn't even cover entire capital city of Minsk.) And semi-/fully-unlimited ADSL connections at speed of 5Mbps cost around $10/mo. Not so expensi
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On being a polyglot(goshakkk.name)
6 points by goshakkk 14y ago|0 comments
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by goshakkk 14y ago
As Windows is not in option anyway, another point to prefer OS X over Linuxes and BSDs is Apple's Aperture app. I do shoot photos from time to time, so I need a nice app to process them and organize my library. Also, I need iTunes to sync w
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by goshakkk 14y ago
Basically, I just need my OS to be a unix. On the desktop I also want to have great UI/UX (font rendering is part of it. Can't stand for weird font rendering on Windows, things are better on Ubuntu though.) So OS X is my choice. I also like
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by goshakkk 14y ago
I'm a web app developer, mostly. I've recently wrote about my setup & toolbox ( http://goshakkk.name/my-toolbox/ ). Shortly: Macbook Air 13" (OS X ML) + Thunderbolt Display 27". Terminal: Terminal.app, zsh, oh-my-zsh. Solarized theme. E
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Show HN: I've build a better Ruby client for Heroku API(github.com)
2 points by goshakkk 14y ago|0 comments
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by goshakkk 14y ago
Hi, yeah, I was inspired by your thread :) Sure, let's chat. What is your Skype handle/email?

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