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by hulahoof 6y ago
Bitcoins usefulness is not just in its utility, but also it's creation and governance. When you highly value a decentralized, trust-less environment it's hard to look past the decade long success that the Bitcoin experiment has be
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Of course not, but taken to extremes we would have nothing to compare actions to. At a certain level of abstraction we need to be able to compare at the fruit level and not apples or oranges.
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by hulahoof 6y ago
They are taking about the miners, not the grid as a whole. There are some massive operation utilising hydro setups in the middle of nowhere that were otherwise unused
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by hulahoof 6y ago
A good idea in theory that hasn't seem to have taken off in any major way is designing a PoW that is mobile device optimised so that the consensus can be driven by idle phones that are charging etc., Major problem being how can you ens
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Definitely a stablecoin, perhaps USDC
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Why go public if you already have money?
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Agreed, though without considering it as such if someone asked me to compare to an airliner I would have placed it between 10-100x the emissions, and would not have been surprised at more!
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by hulahoof 6y ago
I am disappointed that people remove humanity from people who are successful. We all make mistakes and any prominent figure that doesn't is presenting a facade. I'd rather see someones imperfections and know where I stand than hav
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by hulahoof 6y ago
All seasons are on Amazon prime! I love to put on Seinfeld as a background show
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Third party apps can handle payment however they want (e.g. gambling apps) but I would expect apps downloaded from the play store not to work if they are connect via play services
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by hulahoof 6y ago
There is surely some location in the Australian outback that would meet this criteria, as we have quite little seismic activity
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by hulahoof 6y ago
I can understand not wanting more actors that can initiate MAD. I sure would feel safer if my country had nuclear weapons, but the risk of every sovereign being armed is too high.
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by hulahoof 6y ago
A number of years ago I trialled a reverse look-up using this method (for both mobile numbers and email) as a grey hat project for a data aggregator I contracted to validate existing email / phone pairings (bad email and numbers gets y
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by hulahoof 6y ago
"Receiving messages in order might increase latency." It would be good to know what sort of overhead we are looking at here; very interested in this feature
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by hulahoof 6y ago
The articles and sources from the articles you have linked seem to refute the claim that the virus was artificially engineered from scratch; rather than having a lab accelerated evolution towards 'desireable traits' for human infe
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by hulahoof 6y ago
TSV, CSV, PSV etc. all share the same class of problem. The important thing is that you are quoting your fields and escaping your quotes, regardless of the symbols used.
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by hulahoof 6y ago
I enjoyed wolframs framing of the problem, yes it wasn't peer reviewed or asserting new claims - but everyone is acting like it was. I think it's a cool idea that may have results in the future, which is how I felt he presented it
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by hulahoof 7y ago
Australia was already at war from '39 and against Japan since '41.
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by hulahoof 7y ago
I can't reply to your comment, rectang, so I hope this will suffice. You will notice I did not call out anyone for denying help to make rape victims, merely that I believe bad actors exist in all facets of society. I by no means am put
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by hulahoof 7y ago
I personally believe that some charities / relief services in almost all areas are in it for the money. Of course, my beliefs don't amount to anything other than researching who I personally give money to, but I do not find it far
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by hulahoof 7y ago
I guess this comes down to whether a country is its government or its people.
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by hulahoof 7y ago
Looks amazing! How often can we expect new issues and do you expect around the same volume of content each issue ? Edit: I can see it's quarterly in FAQ
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Libra White Paper(libra.org)
198 points by hulahoof 7y ago|132 comments
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by hulahoof 7y ago
Currently 404 for me, was the site up ?
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Chinese warships depart Sydney Harbour, leaving an important strategic lesson(abc.net.au)
1 points by hulahoof 7y ago|0 comments
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ANU data breach stretching back 19 years detected(abc.net.au)
2 points by hulahoof 7y ago|0 comments
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by hulahoof 7y ago
It returns to the known unknown of dark matter on a few galaxies than a new unknown unknown on the remainder of the universe.
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by hulahoof 7y ago
Can wait for confirmation, wichert's comment on the original thread[1] (that I can't link to directly for some reason) mentions the gcloud listing these regions as affected: " gcloud tells me: WARNING: The following zones did
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by hulahoof 7y ago
Thanks for sharing, that was an awesome read!
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by hulahoof 7y ago
Right, so is your point that everyone experiences bias? I was not disputing we all have an internal bias built up by our experiences. The crux of that point is you try to minimise your own bias and try to further reduce that bias by includi

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