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by goykasi 11y ago
Shops that actually want the support that Redhat provides, otherwise they would probably use Debian or Centos. I would assume Redhat-required shops would be running some pretty heavy, sophisticated workloads.
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by goykasi 11y ago
Honestly, the more and more I think about this, I just dont think its worth doing with bitcoin. There are too many poisoned coins tied to bad actors. If youve ever worked on a sizable community of forums (and Im pretty sure the "Bitcoi
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by goykasi 11y ago
> A new altcoin would not be as useful as bitcoin outside of the system. Using bitcoin makes karma as real as possible. Using an altcoin would just be annoying and a lot fewer people would want to use the system. But is that really true?
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by goykasi 11y ago
If you plan to start a company that centrally hosts content (which you said below the user's would do.. now Im confused), whats the point of even using bitcoin? What role does it play besides some sort of integrated pay to post and tip
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by goykasi 11y ago
What about all of the thieves that have already locked up a significant amount of bitcoin? Wouldnt they be able to use that to easily overshadow a user? Maybe that would give rise to DaaS (downvoting as a service). Miners wouldnt care since
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by goykasi 11y ago
How/where would content be stored? As transactions on the blockchain? Seems like that could be bloated. Maybe an identifier could be added somehow to a transaction that points to where the content is stored? Also, how much would you ex
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by goykasi 12y ago
Are there any one or two questions that really stick out as most important to the YC partners?
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by goykasi 12y ago
Even better is that they didn't explicit state that they did close the vulnerability -- simply that they put forth every effort to do so.
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by goykasi 12y ago
I wrote a similar Go package for running work loads in parallel, but I used beanstalkd for job/result transport. This allows me a bit more freedom to spread the workers/requesters across my network. It's a bit rough around th
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by goykasi 12y ago
PHP is simply a scripting language. It has numerous other uses besides just "mixing code in with html"; it wouldn't make sense to have something like enabled by default. For example, all console scripts would need to disable