guiomie

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by guiomie 9y ago
I was wondering about this, why do they sell them instead of mining them? They could sell the older model once the new chips they designed are ready no?
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by guiomie 9y ago
The author says in the middle of the post: " I believe this is the key in retaining young Canadian tech talent in Canada. If an intern has a great experience at a Canadian tech company, they are more likely to sacrifice the additional
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by guiomie 9y ago
You can see her in a picture smiling next to a bike with her full name captioned under it. https://si.wsj.net/public/resources/images/BN-WV984_0104GO_P...
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by guiomie 9y ago
Just like Metamask, I wouldn't put more than a few hundred bucks of Ether in there and keep my real money in cold storage or coinbase. Similar to how I put the majority of my money in a savings account and keep my savings account lower
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by guiomie 9y ago
'You can bet that if (I mean when) Bitcoin deflates, the loss is going to be mostly soaked up by the people who’ve bought in recently, the 95%-plus of holders who collectively own less than 5% of BTC.' ... Can someone h
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by guiomie 9y ago
It's interesting the negativity I read about Coinbase in this thread. Makes me wonder if those who do complain tried other exchanges? I've tried Kraken (down much more often), Bittrex (worst trading UI ever), CAvirtex (they are sh
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by guiomie 9y ago
How do you do unit testing?
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by guiomie 9y ago
I had so much issue also. Getting unit tests working with Truffle was a real pain. There is a serious lack of good, concise and clear documentation.
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by guiomie 9y ago
I like to listen to random classical music, but I know nothing about composer and songs. This means, that quiz at the beginning to know my preference, should there not be a way to skip it for users like me?
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by guiomie 9y ago
His point is valid, it does sound like oil snake marketing.
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by guiomie 9y ago
Personally, the positive aspect I got out of cryptokitties is it exposed me to Metamask and how you can integrate blockchain in traditional web applications. It's not perfect (timeouts/slow x) but it's a cool insight at a pot
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by guiomie 9y ago
NEO, Stratas, NXT and QTUM are the ones I've been following.
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by guiomie 9y ago
The problem with what you state, is that your are pegged to ETH for currency of the whole system and quantified value of such stocks/securities. I don't see many mature corporations switching to this, but ICOs are an example of yo
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by guiomie 9y ago
Where's the deep learning/tensorflow part? It shows how to assemble the box with the components only.
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by guiomie 9y ago
The salaries in this chart are too low to represent salaries in the big companies in SV. It's an average, thus non-SV market are probably lower than the chart, and SV salaries are higher.
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by guiomie 9y ago
This is still far from FANG salaries. A senior level at Google makes more than 200k total comp add in another 100k or 200k.
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by guiomie 9y ago
The way it is being pitched now by the community is that is isn't a currency, but a store of value.
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by guiomie 9y ago
I find quite entertaining how you just generalized every company and individual in SV as dismissing crypto. There is no undenying VCs have always been a central part of SV, and tons of them are invested in blockchain companies, their are to
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by guiomie 9y ago
"Ethereums first mover advantage for the ICO market will proof to be of a huge value in the race for the dominating world crypto currency." Don't you think if a better alternative comes up companies could deprecate tokens and
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by guiomie 9y ago
"One middle ground between Excel data silos and the utopia of a centralized system is a shared document store like Sharepoint or Dropbox." ... 100% agree, and add I find that Google Sheet is the best for this role: 1 source of tru
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by guiomie 9y ago
This happened days ago. The price of ether was going no where for some time, only in the last few days as the uptrend started.
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by guiomie 9y ago
I recently started to code some Solidity, and there are some syntax expressions in the language (e.g payable function) that you wouldn't find in other languages because they don't deal with those concepts. Could you have used a mo
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by guiomie 9y ago
Patreon is really cool. Thanks for sharing.
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by guiomie 9y ago
"It then displays it in the Brave Payments list, enabling the user to donate back on a monthly" ... So this will block ads on Youtube, and the creators will be compensated on donations? Does someone have a case-study on content&#x
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by guiomie 9y ago
Same here. Smart contract look interesting, but I haven't found a use case the WOW'ed me.
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by guiomie 9y ago
I thought they had changed Battlefront 1.
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by guiomie 9y ago
Not are they monotonous, the game is constantly broken. And they seems to have learnt from that South Park episode about micropayments by putting rewards and sound effects when you get the rewards to trigger the addiction part of your brain
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by guiomie 9y ago
Ahah, not surprised. That game felt like a beta when it was released, I could not comprehend how they could release something like this. I only started getting back into gaming recently, and to my surprise, the issue of launching broken gam
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by guiomie 9y ago
I like your graphic. A cool metric to have on it would be transactions per second for each new fork.
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by guiomie 9y ago
Yah.

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