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by hamburglar1 9y ago
Does it really take 232M to make a formally verifiable smart contract language?
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
As a NYer it's pretty clear that going cross town on a bike or skate board will be faster than a car, especially during rush hour. Moving through tight areas like Soho and Greenwich village, I would say that a skateboard is probably th
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Can you be nuked (bw DotNet Core 2.0 and vanilla Js)(cannorthkoreanukeme.com)
1 points by hamburglar1 9y ago|0 comments
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
Am I the only one who thinks that getting all of this stuff for free is a bad thing not a good thing? If you don't know how your auth works, how your server is running, and what exactly all these third party business logic libs do unde
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
This looks like B.S. to me. - Who would store date of birth as a string? - If we are stringifying dob why is address still seperated? - Why are the credit report reasource Ids in the thousands not 1M +? - Why is the file size null b
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
Very cool, I'll still be avoiding Time Square at all times though
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
I noticed the same thing. I posted a similar question today on HN. No responses tho
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Ask HN: Why Does China Download US-Only iOS Apps
2 points by hamburglar1 9y ago|1 comments
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
Does THAAD actually work?
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Can North Korea Nuke Me?(cannorthkoreanukeme.com)
26 points by hamburglar1 9y ago|15 comments
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
Looks great, is there any way to add VS Code extensions / configure the build process (linting, testing etc...) / Is that on the roadmap?
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
Spotify was also doing this until very recently
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
Has anyone tried this? Seems like it wouldn't be worth making the switch from VS Code on mac
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Rider: A Cross Platform .NET IDE by JetBrains(jetbrains.com)
1 points by hamburglar1 9y ago|1 comments
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
the 110/111 stat is incredibly misleading. The article even says that "many families have donated brains specifically because the former player showed symptoms of C.T.E.". Its unfortunate that the NYTimes sentimentalizes like
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Coinjob – A distributed labor marketplace for computer-based work(coinjob.net)
14 points by hamburglar1 9y ago|17 comments
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
This is a win for a free society
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by hamburglar1 9y ago
After stumbling upon of 5 /100,000,000 I personally would like to have ~3 sentence summaries rather than snippets. Theres probably a db out there somewhere
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by hamburglar1 10y ago
I wanted more explosions. SAD
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by hamburglar1 10y ago
I get Bill and Warren, but Mark?
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by hamburglar1 10y ago
"Wage-based hiring means companies may miss out on mid-level workers they still have trouble filling with qualified Americans." This seems a bit ridiculous. Yea, they will miss mid-level workers at the current price point but if t
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by hamburglar1 10y ago
Why would a nation like Russia or the US give in to total nuclear disarmament without a missle shield like this? A nuke free future is impossible without a shield like this available to all. All countries serious about disarment should be j
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by hamburglar1 10y ago
Is it possible that successful companies devote more resources to increase diversity? Implying that companies are more diverse because they are successful. What tests have been done to tease out which is the causal factor?
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by hamburglar1 10y ago
I lean towards indictment
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by hamburglar1 10y ago
I made an account just to upvote this. I think it also leads to the possibility that even if the authors simplistic conjecture that ~10% of MIT graduates actually use math, potentially this number (10%) doesn't vary with tremendously w