jameskegel

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   by jameskegel 8y ago

   I was not aware that The Verge was still moving forward after Joshua Topolsky left, and their show "On The Verge" was cancelled.
2. 62.▲
   by jameskegel 8y ago

   I wish HN handled long horizontal scrolling lines on mobile better. It’s aggravating that we are a site full of programmers and we can’t get the basics of usability in 2018.
3. 63.▲
   by jameskegel 8y ago

   Interesting. I'm curious how that TLD was conceived. Surely it's for the host, right?
4. 64.▲
   by jameskegel 8y ago

   I’d be interested in picking up what you are putting down. Do you have a blog or other content channel?
5. 65.▲
   by jameskegel 9y ago

   Do people affected by this get any consideration if filing today?
6. 66.▲
   by jameskegel 9y ago

   You resort to personal attacks; is this to say that you’re unable to factually substantiate your assertions?
7. 67.▲
   by jameskegel 9y ago

   As with all extremes, the pendulum must return to its path, and soon we will see a return to a meritocratic approach. Approaching the lack of diversity in this industry from a hiring perspective is too late stage and short sighted- the chan
8. 68.▲
   by jameskegel 9y ago

   Kubernetes is the product I’d mention, if I were making this comparison.
9. 69.▲
   by jameskegel 9y ago

   More of a Portland-culture Mecca, as redundant as it sounds
10. 70.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    I'm back, and forgive me if we're going in circles here, but I still am confident in my assertion. Is there something specific that you know that the general public does not?
11. 71.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    >tezos is a full fledged Eth competitor This is inaccurate
12. 72.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    No active markets.
13. 73.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    He would probably have someone print it for him, similar to his email queue. I email him from time to time and his disclaimer says this.
14. 74.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Are you repeating something you think will get votes or have you actually checked the mempool recently?
15. 75.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Cryptonote currencies like Monero have elastic block sizes for this reason
16. 76.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Are you saying that exhibitors are having to pay their own power Cost?
17. 77.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    I find that writing down stage times when I’ll be at various stages of the experience ahead of the event helps gather some perspective
18. 78.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    One small nitpick, the first iteration of bitcoin was BC not BTC. He’s not entirely wrong, I still have the software if you’d like a screenshot.
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    by jameskegel 9y ago

    This is all we had in the beginning; I did all my meets on a basketball court next to a police station because I was a teenager, and that’s where I would meet people from forums to sell my other stuff online like X-men cards and MTG cards.
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    by jameskegel 9y ago

    This needs a source because it is not true at all >Zcash has more advanced crypto
21. 81.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Thanks for sharing this; I've been doing the same thing mentally for years to get around a memory issue and a need for unique passwords.
22. 82.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    These types of memory hard operations also have other popular uses; Keccak and other modern variants like Wild Keccak in proof of work operations which favor consumer hardware for example.
23. 83.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Well noted. There is another project that I'm fond of in the Monero ecosystem called 'Kovri', which means "to cover, veil, or wrap". It is a router that is i2p compatible, used to further obfuscate personal informat
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    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Regarding OpenDime, I found these two relevant exerpts browsing the site, which were easy to find. >How do I know the manufacturer doesn't know the private key? >When you first plug in a new Opendime, it has no private key. It sh
25. 85.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Block explorers work great. Is that what you mean?
26. 86.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    If I give you a paper wallet or something like openDime? You now have BTC and nobody knows about it.
27. 87.▲
    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Interestingly, a project I have been tracking, called Monero, has an Esperanto-centric nomenclature for all of their projects, with Monero itself being the name for “coin”
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    by jameskegel 9y ago

    I was ready to write this off as early humans ancestors depicting basic shapes of objects in their surroundings, until I got to the upside down and right side up “brush shapes”. I’m not sure what that would mean, something descending and as
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    by jameskegel 9y ago

    Your snark is noted. However, unlike those that come here to delay their day's tasks, I come here to learn and be exposed to new things. As such, humor has never been a quality I seek from HN, and it detracts from the point of being he
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    by jameskegel 9y ago

    I'm going to let this one slide, because most of us are not working today for various reasons, but I must note, I've never seen this side of GitHub. I probably spend too much time cloistered in work projects to notice.