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Etherdelta DNS temporarily hacked(twitter.com)
2 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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by hw 9y ago
Sometimes a product team think they know what their customers want and are tunnel-visioned with their 'wheel' too much to see the forest through the trees. Also, it's not uncommon that product teams prioritize feature request
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by hw 9y ago
Wow, $15m for 3,300sqft [0], with a yearly upkeep of close to $1m. I guess when you're that rich, the annual costs are just chump change [0]: http://aboardtheworld.com/sites/default/files/Residence-1001..
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A Crypto Kitty was just sold for $100k(twitter.com)
28 points by hw 9y ago|5 comments
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Why Apple Is Best When It Comes to Understanding Customers(betterthansure.com)
2 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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by hw 9y ago
> Bitcoin is a poor currency and a crazy investment Bitcoin has long moved away from being a currency and is now more of a value store like gold. Yes, Bitcoin is horrible as a currency, and that has been the fact for a long time now. Thi
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by hw 9y ago
supply vs demand. More and more people are getting introduced to bitcoin, understanding it and buying into it. There's also a cap on the total number of bitcoins, so scarcity is another factor. Just like why gold is worth X instead of
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by hw 9y ago
The thing is, bitcoin in its current state isn't exactly decentralized - a small amount of miners control a fairly large % of bitcoin's hashrate. Not to mention most of those miners are located in China, which is also where most o
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by hw 9y ago
Why does it need to create a lot of negative publicity for Apple? Is there something you don't like about them? Responsible disclosure needs to be valued given the number of macs out there in the wild that could potentially be suscepti
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by hw 9y ago
There’s no need to do this yourself to verify it. Doing so creates a “root” account that others may be able to take advantage of if you don’t disable it. That should be much higher up in the article.
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by hw 9y ago
I totally get that that's how businesses are run now, and I'm sure that the OP would have to lawyer up and be prepared to spend time and $ regardless if he wants to pursue damages. My argument is that the OP should have at least r
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by hw 9y ago
Not everyone wants to 'make a quick buck'. It's a shame that one has to get a lawyer to draft a letter to get noticed when it comes to something like this. We're in the digital age. Email should work. Customer support sh
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by hw 9y ago
Isn't it obvious, that some people might not see the obvious, like the fact that social media is bad for your health?
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by hw 9y ago
still holding on and using my 2012 15" rMBP. Was tempted to upgrade to the new one, but the absence of USB ports on the new ones makes me think twice about letting go of my 2012.
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Shopify's Black Friday Cyber Monday Numbers Live Stream(shopify.com)
1 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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Exploring the transactions behind the $31m Tether hack(elementus.io)
2 points by hw 9y ago|1 comments
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by hw 9y ago
I'm super pumped and bullish about crypto and the whole idea of a decentralized world, but there's so much money involved right now (most of it speculative money, and arguably lots of illegal money), that there needs to be some re
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by hw 9y ago
This is awesome. It would be nice to have a list of local farms that produce them, as well as farmers markets that offer them (when and where)
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by hw 9y ago
Quite a few companies have gone down the crypto ICO route to raise funds instead of dealing with traditional investors / VCs, which I think is a great (albeit unregulated) way to raise some money without giving out a huge chunk of your
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by hw 9y ago
The price of bitcoin may be bubbly but the tech isn't. Most of the people buying in to bitcoin and crypto right now are chasing $ and are mostly driven by speculation instead of an understanding of the tech behind it and its potential.
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by hw 9y ago
Would ludicrous mode for the roadster go 0-60 in 1 second? the 620 mile range is super impressive. How??? Or is it just that the roadster is super light?
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by hw 9y ago
This is great. Companies will now have to deal with this, along with the General Data Protection Regulation (which is a huge fine if in non-compliance) It's a lot of friction and hoops to go through, especially for smaller companies, t
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by hw 9y ago
Trying to compare a piece of art, history and culture, with a weapon of destruction. Great job.
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by hw 9y ago
As we move towards a more decentralized future, it's hard to see governments controlling or regulating something like IoT. Sure, the idea of billions of devices around the world connected somehow is scary, but government regulation is
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Answers to deep questions about Ethereum's Solidity and the EVM(gist.github.com)
2 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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by hw 9y ago
If it's a one time thing, then sure, accept the apology. But if that person is known to be a jerk often, and apologizes often albeit sincerely, I can't expect anyone to be that thick skinned, nor would I advocate for that
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by hw 9y ago
Promotion is a touchy thing. As a manager, promoting your top performers seems like a no brainer, but sometimes if an employee is above a certain quality bar that warrants a promotion (as you mentioned), even though there are others who pro
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by hw 9y ago
In terms of documentation I do agree with you, although I suspect that's just due to the complexity of Facebook and its vast array of products, vs Twitter. My bad experiences have to do with the actual API calls themselves which aren&#
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by hw 9y ago
My experience with Twitter API has been horrible to say the least. Plenty of API errors, service over capacity, and instability. So now I have to pay to get access to an API that's stable? Step 1 - build a product. make sure it has lot
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The struggle with the iOS Safari keyboard and fixed position inputs(hackernoon.com)
1 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments

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