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871.
by jarsin 10y ago
Most dev's don't go back to step 1 when interrupted. They go to checking out hacker news :)
872.
by jarsin 10y ago
Because it replaces the job of the american worker with a foreign worker. It's illegal to replace a job of an american worker using H1b Visa's. Maybe insourcing is a better word :)
873.
by jarsin 10y ago
Disney has been illegally replacing american tech workers with H1b Visa Holders for years now. I was making a smart ass comment about that, but ya it makes no sense for them.
874.
by jarsin 10y ago
OMG it's a match made in heaven...
875.
by jarsin 10y ago
They will replace all the devs with H1b Visa holders, and then censor any tweet calling them out on their illegal business practice. * Edit removed the word "outsource"
876.
by jarsin 10y ago
> It can be disheartening to realize that your most unique and amazing idea is not unique or novel in most respects and that it will be competing in a pool of several thousand games with similar ideas This is why you should only make stu
877.
by jarsin 10y ago
Ya if you are developing for mobile and/or primarily working on a Mac then UE4 is not as good of choice. I develop on the mac and pc in UE4. On the mac ue4 performance is bad and you need the top of the line mac to deal with it. Pers
878.
by jarsin 10y ago
> unity has built this plugins ecosystem that is sort of a mess. I regret every non-art unity asset store purchase I made. Need behavior trees pick one of 10 crappy maintained assets etc etc. Constantly felt like I needed to purchase s
879.
by jarsin 10y ago
The biggest asshole I ever worked for had a "No Assholes Allowed" rule. I came to learn that it meant if you ever say or do or criticize anything this guy did not like he would label you an asshole and then your career path was ov
880.
by jarsin 10y ago
I was introduced to the world of fake house offers sometime ago. I could not believe that there are people in this world that literally have no job or nothing and go put offers on expensive houses. After it happened to me twice one of the
881.
by jarsin 10y ago
It just got listed on poloniex and bitfinex is now going to add it. 20k BTC volume on polo in less than 24 hours. Interesting times ahead..
882.
Ethereum Classic(ethereumclassic.github.io)
12 points by jarsin 10y ago|4 comments
883.
by jarsin 10y ago
I think Thiel is crazy if he thinks Trump is going to change the government in a way Ron Paul would have, or would have tried to change. I highly doubt Trump will even attempt to shutdown any of these agencies Thiel hates so much.
884.
by jarsin 10y ago
Yes it can be legitimate but it's my belief that true "Communication" issues are not that difficult to address. Such as, the team is all over the place you need to do daily standups to get everyone on the same page. Once the
885.
by jarsin 10y ago
"Communication" issues is a catchall b.s. reason rarely used for legitimate reasons. Whenever i hear it my b.s. radar sounds and I instantly suspect the person claiming another has communication problems as trying to undermine th
886.
by jarsin 10y ago
"If they do it in front of you then they will do it to you"
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Ethereum: The Remnant(medium.com)
1 points by jarsin 10y ago|0 comments
888.
by jarsin 10y ago
Gatecoin got robbed of over 185k ETH and they asked if they could get those back when Vitalik first mentioned they were going to hardfork in the hours after the attack. They were obviously denied. It's my understanding they know what
889.
by jarsin 10y ago
I also have been questioning why at this point you would ever build on ethereum because if its not truly decentralized then whats the point? If a contract can be updated then its not decentralized so now you are trusting some dev or some gr
890.
Ethereum: Cross-Chain Replay Attacks(hackingdistributed.com)
2 points by jarsin 10y ago|0 comments
891.
Ethereum: Hard Fork Security Issues(vessenes.com)
3 points by jarsin 10y ago|0 comments
892.
by jarsin 10y ago
> That means up to that point, 40 people had either quit or been fired. (And of those who quit, nearly all did so when they found their peers increasingly unwilling to tolerate to their disruptive attitudes, and thus less fun to work wi
893.
by jarsin 10y ago
I posted it as "How to build server-less applications for Ethereum" because I assume most people don't know what Mist is. But someone changed it back to Mist.
894.
How to build server-less applications for Mist(blog.ethereum.org)
68 points by jarsin 10y ago|12 comments
895.
Ethereum's DAO Wars Soft Fork Is a Potential DoS Vector(hackingdistributed.com)
21 points by jarsin 10y ago|3 comments
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Smart-Contract Escape Hatches: The Dao of the DAO(hackingdistributed.com)
5 points by jarsin 10y ago|0 comments
897.
Ethereum is the OP_EVAL of cryptocurrency(medium.com)
1 points by jarsin 10y ago|0 comments
898.
Ethereum: DAO White Hack Attack(reddit.com)
8 points by jarsin 10y ago|2 comments
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Solar-storm: A security exploit with Ethereum, not just the DAO(blog.blockstack.org)
2 points by jarsin 10y ago|0 comments
900.
by jarsin 10y ago
> I wonder how many of them are still undiscovered... Yup. I find it interesting how everyone only thinks it's these couple of issues. I wouldn't do anything beyond experiments with it at this point.

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