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tldr: Light badges that breed patterns by communicating with each other. Worth skimming the illustrations are great. "I wanted to make a bit of lighting that my campmates could use to stay safe – and optionally stay classy by offering
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If you don't mind spinning up your own server instances, our open source mobile JSON stack handles application level concerns like access control and data routing. Might be worth taking a look, as it gives you access to a whole open so
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We have a mature JSON database with p2p sync capability, that is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. http://developer.couchbase.com/mobile We have native implementations for iOS, Android (Java), Windows (C#), and play
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I was hopeing that it'd be gamified protein folding.
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The City of London – eaten by code, replaced by robots?
(contributoria.com)
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Oblique Strategies
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Good take. There is some hope from the new information-driven ways of organizing, that at least they can make cooperation more profitable than hoarding http://breakingsmart.com/season-1/the-zemblanity-of-containe...
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I'm not sure if CockroachDB has multi-DC async replication, but the challenge I've always found in this stuff is ensuring the transaction also commits on remote replicas in an all-or-nothing way. Maybe I didn't read close eno
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It took me a couple of years after college working in restaurants etc before I had the skills to pat the bills. The only way I could afford the time to teach myself code was due to the relaxed schedule that comes from knowing you can ask yo
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"Of course, we care about our wages, and we wouldn’t work without them." - maybe a sign it's time for a career change?
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Rethinking Work
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I've been thinking about this for a while http://thenewstack.io/why-art-could-become-currency-in-a-cry...
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The problem is that it's not decentralized enough. Bitcoin is still scarcity economics when we are ready for abundance.
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The EFF blog post was also posted to HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10133669
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Bitcoin Technology Piques Interest on Wall Street
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Why Paris Is Going Car-Free for a Day
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A little reading would let you know that there is a significant chunk of happily married people who don't think monogamy is for them. They think honesty is more important. I don't know if these folks are AM users or if they'v
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Bitcoin's problem is that it pretends to be distributed when it's really decentralized. Or vise versa, depending on your definition of those terms. What I mean is that Bitcoin is a distributed way of building a global variable (th
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Ha! I just used a cheapo off the shelf website that featured slide to unlock on web forms for spam prevention. Not posting the link because I don't want Apple breathing down their neck.
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The lambda architecture and the split between the heavy slow processing and the interactive processing reminds me of how a few of our customers are blending Hadoop and Couchbase for similar use cases: http://www.couchbase.com
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US has 5% of world's population, but had 31% of its mass shooters from 1966-2012
(phys.org)
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If you are interested in mobile JSON databases, we've been working on our network-enabled native databases for iOS, Android, C# and PhoneGap, since 2010. The library size is less than 500kb and we are compatible with the Apache CouchDB
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The price is called your sanity.
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They are called TempCFO, but cost more than that. Saved my bacon.
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Twitter should print out these comments and throw darts to pick their new executive team.
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Not to mention that generations of cops are selected from folks who think alcohol is the only legit psychoactive substance. If more cops had experience with mind-expanding drugs, they'd be better at their jobs (both from having a broad
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At Couchbase we did a survey of developers (this was ages ago) and the biggest motivator for NoSQL was schema flexibility. Not having to coordinate migrations is seen as a productivity boost. [1] The other thing document databases can offer
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I ride an ebike and I take more longer faster trips than I used to, so I'm getting more exercise...
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The electric longboard is the non-goofy version of this.
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Maybe they are just about catching lies, so if you are honest about it, no problem?
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