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by jafaku 13y ago
And which country doesn't do that kind of thing nowadays?
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by jafaku 13y ago
You don't need to cross borders either. Guess what, I happen to live in a country where everything is banned (USD, Euro, gold, silver, etc.). That didn't stop me from saving in USD, Euro, or Bitcoin. I couldn't buy gold becau
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by jafaku 13y ago
What a surprise, tptacek defending Google no matter what... /s
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by jafaku 13y ago
You are correct. No, because the payer can decide the fee to pay, and the miner can decide the minimum he will accept. So the free market will take care of the fees for the miners.
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by jafaku 13y ago
The free market will decide on that, and it will be fair. Even if we end up with ~3% fees, it would be totally worth it knowing that your account can't be randomly frozen, or your funds stolen by whoever is in charge of the fake wars (
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by jafaku 13y ago
I know the CAP theorem, but that's not what is going on here. And now again you are saying that the data loss is a bug. It's not! Like I said, it's by design, they are probably using a fire-and-forget methodology for writing
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by jafaku 13y ago
In your first comment you implied that it was a problem with PHP. I told you they are doing it on purpose, and not because their code or language is bad, and you now agreed. So I don't know where you are trying to get with this discuss
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by jafaku 13y ago
That's probably by design. Would you prefer one unimportant message lost here and there, or be able to handle 1/1000 of the current traffic to make sure every single message is delivered?
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by jafaku 13y ago
Would you mind using a stronger font/color? This is unreadable for me.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Yes, because some people might not have it and the training will be useless.
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by jafaku 13y ago
So which language does a person of your knowledge use?
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by jafaku 13y ago
Libertarian ideals don't include shutting down the police.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Still not an employee. If I inherited a big fortune would you put me too as an example of how lucrative this career is?
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by jafaku 13y ago
> As for the couple hundred guys making multiple millions a year who you hear about all the time? Well, there’s even more engineers who have struck it rich with a startup, and no baseball player will ever come close to Zuckerberg-level w
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by jafaku 13y ago
http://blockchain.info/charts/miners-operating-profit-margin
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by jafaku 13y ago
I don't have a definition, I just use the thing. That's why I'm asking, I'm not a computer scientist. Eg: $f = function helloAction(Http\Request $request) { $response = new Http\Response("Hello "
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by jafaku 13y ago
What do you mean?
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by jafaku 13y ago
> Typed Clojure is one of the biggest advancements to dynamic programming languages in the last few decades. It shows that you can have the amazing flexibility of a dynamic language, while providing lightweight, optional typing. I'm
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by jafaku 13y ago
Oh I see, I didn't know that. Thanks.
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by jafaku 13y ago
> I'm honestly not that impressed by this. Not that impressed? I'm impressed they are not even ashamed of showing things that are probably the default in most web frameworks nowadays, as if they were features they had to work o
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by jafaku 13y ago
So why didn't Clojure have this from the beginning? Wasn't that on purpose?
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by jafaku 13y ago
I'm talking about the typography. It's very thin and light.
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by jafaku 13y ago
StartSSL will also refuse to give you a certificate based on some sort of blacklist of words, which they won't disclose. I remember they didn't even want to tell me why they refused my domain, I had to send many emails asking for
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by jafaku 13y ago
This site is unreadable for me.
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by jafaku 13y ago
More reasons to use Bitcoin.
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by jafaku 13y ago
It's not a half feature. But yeah, I can see that "engineers" like you don't understand it. The same duck metaphor is stupidly used to criticize interfaces. And then you have everyone trying to use hacks to get around th
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by jafaku 13y ago
Ruby devs don't understand the need for interfaces or type-hinting either, so this doesn't surprise me. But then they go and try to make fun of PHP.
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by jafaku 13y ago
What makes you think that?
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by jafaku 13y ago
Oh nice. A black screen -.-
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by jafaku 13y ago
Both are true. Not sure if you are agreeing or disagreeing though.

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