j_bond

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   by j_bond 9y ago

   I am curious why go doesn't just vendor dependencies like npm does when confronted with conflicting requirements instead of trying to figure out a version that satisfies all worlds? I always found this to be a nice feature when workin
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   by j_bond 9y ago

   Kim LaCapria I think.
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   by j_bond 9y ago

   Serious question, why doesn't core switch hashing algorithms at the fork to something ASIC-resistant like Dagger-Hashimoto PoW. Seems like a win-win for them since they don't have to worry about the competitive faction causing ha
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   by j_bond 9y ago

   That is a pretty weak example since it even says in the article that the window dressing maneuver was probably within the GAAP principles and the regulatory bodies were aware of the practice. It kind of goes to my point that it seem to be m
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   by j_bond 9y ago

   I don't really understand why people say this. 2008 was really the popping of an investment bubble due to business incompetence and exuberance among many actors. I don't really see that as a criminal act. If that were the case,
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   by j_bond 10y ago

   There seems to be a lot of focus on the popular vote and the fact that Clinton won the popular vote but lost the presidency. But is it really useful to look at the popular vote for a close elections like this? I feel like people's be