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Coinbase: Using Crypto Tech to Promote Sanctions Compliance(blog.coinbase.com)
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by herendin 5y ago
Chinese surnames pronounced 'Mu' are similarly common to 'Xi'. There is a Mu variant of Covid[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SARS-CoV-2_Mu_variant
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by herendin 5y ago
The source of that quote, which adds a little explanation of his reasoning and thought process: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/06/24/liu-cixins-war...
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I was at Orson Welles’ legendary drunk wine commercial(melmagazine.com)
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by herendin 5y ago
I can think of at least two potential downsides Fear of losing control in future. For example Ethereum presently seems to be quite secure based on the potential reward of an attack vs the assets that might be deployed to attack Ethereum. Bu
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MLB: Trevor Bauer and the $40m brain behind baseball's biggest bluff(bbc.com)
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by herendin 5y ago
The author makes good points about the poor documentation and vagueness of details of the current Zip format. That is something worth criticizing. But I think criticizing the 30-year-old 'design' is pointless. So this is a good ar
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by herendin 6y ago
>ThIs iS AdOptIoN gUyS Please don't do this juvenile crap here. If you have an argument to make, then make that argument.
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by herendin 6y ago
Every address, not every 'wallet' - it's a big difference
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by herendin 6y ago
Compare property price to land price. Then consider that apartments need windows, so building footprint is limited
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by herendin 6y ago
If you mean 17th century trading companies, their sailing ships had one way journey times of six months to one year to practically anywhere in the world. So it's an interesting example, but interstellar distances are usually many times
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by herendin 6y ago
From a human perspective, it's difficult to imagine a civilization that could remain cohesive when its territory is thousands of light-years wide, and therefore separated by time as well as space. Every significant journey is a trip in
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by herendin 6y ago
I think there's some confusion in English between 泡沫紅茶 (literally bubble tea) and 珍珠奶茶 (pearl milk tea or boba), because the words bubble and boba sound quite similar, particularly for someone speaking English as a second language. The
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by herendin 6y ago
If that's true, then the longer they wait, the worse it gets. That's not good.
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by herendin 8y ago
Adopting an extreme view to illuminate the argument, perhaps there is no such thing as free will.
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by herendin 8y ago
Yes, it gets really complicated. I also don't know. Maybe there's no nice answer. Regrettably, people who write company policies and federal laws aren't always so ready to admit their own ignorance.
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by herendin 8y ago
>insurers should distinguish between controllable and non-controllable factors, and they should not be permitted to discriminate on the basis of non-controllable factors. For instance, if someone chooses to ride a motorcycle instead of d
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Common attacks in Solidity and how to defend against them(medium.com)
2 points by herendin 8y ago|0 comments
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by herendin 8y ago
That advance investment in infrastructure must be a very important part of this effect. Those sunk costs probably are most important thing here. ASIC lead time is months and not the only advance investment. But betting on future price, spec
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by herendin 8y ago
Ordinary users and commenters should ignore trolls, but administrators and moderators should not. They should use every underhand trick in the book, just as trolls do. Users only add fuel to the fire. Administrators can extinguish it.
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Tether Hired Former FBI Director’s Law Firm to Vet Finances(bloomberg.com)
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Canadian clarinet player sues ex for deleting his scholarship offer(bbc.com)
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by herendin 11y ago
Fixed. Thanks. Maybe autocorrect was trying to tell me something.
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by herendin 11y ago
Perhaps I missed it, but the article does not seem to mention the obvious personal incentive for public officials: an exchange of free vacations. That seems naive.
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by herendin 11y ago
FWIW, I think that hypecycle graph is almost totally garbage. Nobody knows where Bitcoin and the Blockchain are going. Maybe it's a false dawn, or maybe it's the future. But I think predictions are worth very little. Nobody knows.
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by herendin 11y ago
Though you love using the extremely incendiary term "pump and dump" in your numerous comments, you obviously don't even understand it. Look up a definition. A pump and dump is type of fraud that cannot, by definition, be &quo
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BYZANTINE HADES:An Evolution of Collection [pdf](spiegel.de)
2 points by herendin 11y ago|0 comments
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by herendin 11y ago
If it's really a rip of the Gothamist content, without much value added, I hope the link can be changed by admins. Such behavior should not be acceptable.
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Real-Time Expression Transfer for Facial Reenactment(graphics.stanford.edu)
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Has France's Charlie Hebdo's legacy gone sour?(bbc.com)
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