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by hippich 7y ago
Even more than that - crypto developers can decide they want to have more than 21m (or whatever fixed number) of coins out there changing the whole mechanic of it. But it is one fork away if majority disagree. Try to fork USD.
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by hippich 7y ago
Couple points: 1) If we are talking about central banks such as FED - non-QE QE happening right now in the USA could be good example of why one would not be want to be part of the game. 2) If we are talking about centralized banking as a gr
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by hippich 7y ago
From my (a very layman) understanding, the price of the security is stochastic can be assumed only during a very short period, which does not include major moves. If this is correct, does it mean all these models are useful only for market
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by hippich 7y ago
Because of risk. For each landlord "entitled to all of the new wealth" in a few successful cities, there are bunch of these less lucky.
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by hippich 7y ago
Significant correction about Austin, TX - it is not city removing them, it is Abbot (state's governor) disliked his home city attracting too many homeless people, and decided to override policies Austin's residents voted for. I do
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by hippich 7y ago
It is hard to deny all of that. It was just a response to a "just let them vent it out, folks" :)
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by hippich 7y ago
Sorry for a wrong impression, I am not saying "socially normal" ones are psychopaths. If their natural reaction to someone's suffering is emotional support - it is totally normal in my book to do it. But for me to fake emotio
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by hippich 7y ago
I am not sure it is that simple. When someone vents off to me - I can't ignore it, I am no psychopath. This is especially hard with people whom I am close with. Having a solution is what gives my brain to "check it off", whic
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by hippich 7y ago
Unless you consider that randomness, whatever source, is some form of intelligence. (I am only half-joking here).
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by hippich 7y ago
Ah, haven't experience such thing yet. But if such thing happens, indeed it becomes way more complicated.
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by hippich 7y ago
> Pornography consumption generally does not represent "moderation" of sex What about couples with different libido (and functioning well otherwise). What about people who can't find a couple. What about people from any LG
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by hippich 7y ago
Assuming it is not trolling. Every time you get new IP from the ISP, you update DNS record for that domain. And browsers can connect to it to the exposed 80/443 port.
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by hippich 7y ago
At my last place "architecture by committee" did not appear to work at all. I think there were two reasons: 1) Lack of focus - everyone had their own annoying part of the system they wanted to fix badly and were not aware much abo
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by hippich 7y ago
Who is paying for the incoming call in Europe (honest question)? If it is caller only - perhaps it is a reason? In my home country, where receiver of the call does not pay for the call, robocalling would be uterly unprofitable.
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Ask HN: Anyone dealing with sellers from China hijacking Amazon listings?
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Microsoft wants anyone to be a developer, whether they code or not(qz.com)
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by hippich 7y ago
I am (slowly) working on a project with similar tool (postgraphile) to eliminate most of CRUD stuff. One thing I always wondered - how you would version control the schema itself? I settled on Skitch - https://sqitch.org/
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The JCAT Signature LAN – A $1k Ethernet Cable(audiobacon.net)
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by hippich 7y ago
Great job! For people not very into BJ - there are rules available with pretty binary decisions trees (depending on rules). Quick google search brought https://www.blackjackapprenticeship.com/blackjack-strategy-c... but the
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Poloniex Spins Out from Circle with New Backing and Global Focus(medium.com)
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by hippich 7y ago
I am pessimistic by nature + I've seen and experienced a lot of failures. I still go into startups, but I account for likely failures by allocating resources in a way where I will not be wiped out in case of likely failure. I guess suc
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by hippich 7y ago
My (very personal) differentiation of pessimism and depression - pessimism is focusing on anticipating potential negatives (what you described) and depression - is where one would get into the endless loop thinking over particular set of ne
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by hippich 7y ago
Sorry about your loss =(
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Public Education’s Dirty Secret(quillette.com)
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by hippich 7y ago
From the video it seems they had instructor's access. But in the real life they could save a draft and view it a student to see if they can hijack the session. Another perhaps lesson - if security really matters - perhaps instructors a
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by hippich 7y ago
I totally agree about open source devs doing it voluntarily. But I disagree they have no right to stuff terminal full of ads. It is their code - they can do whatever. Ever change their mind and license from there and into the future. Just l
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by hippich 7y ago
Looks like perfect fit, I wonder why I never stumbled at it before. Thank you!
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by hippich 7y ago
I do not have anything to support it, but I think if you will be able to make such a study comparing women-into-programming vs men-into-programming there might be no difference in cleanness of one's house.
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Ask HN: Personal Cloud Solution? (Mail, NextCloud, etc.)
16 points by hippich 7y ago|6 comments
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Beware: Alibaba IPO Isn’t Selling Alibaba(marketwatch.com)
4 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments

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