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   by jatsign 8y ago

   My wife got an XC90 about 2 years ago and I have to agree. Even changing the channel on the radio is bad - I press next channel, next channel, and it takes me back to the first channel repeatedly. The car looks and handles great, but we won
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   Digg Was Just Bought by an Ad-Tech Company Called BuySellAds(fastcompany.com)

   2 points by jatsign 8y ago|0 comments
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   Cryptocurrency Is Not Just a Boys' Club(glamour.com)

   1 points by jatsign 8y ago|0 comments
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   How a network of food banks fed more people by embracing the free market(slate.com)

   1 points by jatsign 8y ago|0 comments
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   You Think Discovering a Computer Virus Is Hard? Try Naming One(wsj.com)

   1 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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   by jatsign 9y ago

   Not a bad idea, but the first writer I checked, Dexter Filkins, doesn't seem to use it. :\ The most reliable method might be to grab RSS feeds from a lot of online magazines like the New Yorker and parse the Author field. But that&#x27
7. 187.▲
   by jatsign 9y ago

   Loved the way the article was written. I read a lot of long-form articles and have a few favorite writers. Is anyone aware of a service that will track individual writers and give an alert when they post something new? Sort of like an RSS
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   by jatsign 9y ago

   What's interesting to me about this dip/pop is that the money isn't rushing into Tether (USDT). Normally in a dip people sell for USDT, which drives up the price of USDT over $1. But right now Tether is at $0.97. It seems tha
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   by jatsign 9y ago

   Apologizes for blockchaining every comment, but one of the cryptocurrencies I'm interested in, from a tech perspective, is doing something similar. It lets you host your website on IPFS as well. http://www.shiftnrg.org/
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    After some googling I found a SV company that already does everything Kodak wants to do. Not saying there can't be competition, but storing data on the blockchain just isn't that hard... https://www.binded.com
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    It's very hard, probably impossible, to come up with a specific list. The list will either be incomplete (the trolls are cunning) or overly broad and spark anti-authoritarian feelings. If you've ever been an online forum mod, or s
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    Economists Have a Dark New Theory about Why Its So Hard to Get a Raise(slate.com)

    9 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    I did not :) good catch!
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    Recently, I read a great book that goes into Shannon a bit. It's called "The Information: A History, A Theory, A Flood" by James Gleik. It starts by talking about African drum speech, and how it is a very simplified version o
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    I wrote an open-source cl utility to query the apis of exchanges like kraken, bittrex, bitfinex, etc, and had to basically abandon the kraken portion back in November. It started to become incredibly unreliable, even back then. I moved all
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    I don't think it's for a rational reason tbh. Maybe I just like the stupid name. The two are very similar (with znodes now out for zcoin).
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    Can you show a dark market actually discussing it? Verge has got to be the worst privacy coin.
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    I'm not working on it, but it's a very cool project. I'm not sure of the details, but this blog post may answer your question about dispute resolution (& malicious actors) https://blog.district0x.io/introd
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    https://z.cash/technology/zksnarks.html I suppose by "advanced" I meant new. It's equally fair to say "not as well validated by crypto researchers".
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    Distric0x is a project working on this. Not necessarily for criminal markets, but for decentralized markets. https://district0x.io/
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    Monero's big problem, right now, is that the fees are high - around $3. They're working on "Bulletproofs" that will reduce the size of transactions, and hopefully fees, by 80%. Zcash has more advanced crypto, but it tak
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    Uber says they already mostly comply: "The ruling is the first to apply to Uber across the European Union. In a statement, the company said that it already operated under the transportation law of most European countries in which it di
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    What is IOTA?(bitcoinbeginner.com)

    1 points by jatsign 9y ago|1 comments
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    Calling Lee a shill for Litecoin is like calling Jobs a shill for Apple.
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    It's a collectible market, like beanie babies or pokemon.
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    Stitchfix has done a good job learning my size, but I wish I actually could "shop" at stichfix. When you get a box, there's a foldout paper that shows you examples of what you could wear these new clothes with...but I don&#x2
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    I use Hugo for a blog. Works well, decent free themes available. https://gohugo.io/
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    I subscribed to the print version about 6 months ago and I think I've received one issue. I like the articles, but something is rotten in the state of Denmark.
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    CryptoZombies: Learn to Code Ethereum DApps by Building Your Own Game(cryptozombies.io)

    8 points by jatsign 9y ago|2 comments
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    by jatsign 9y ago

    98% of their funds are stored offline in a cold wallet. I bet they exhausted their hot wallet supply. https://www.coinbase.com/security?locale=en-US