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by je_bailey 5y ago
Yes, When large amounts of money are deposited into an account there is an automatic notice sent to the government. A One time event shouldn't be an issue however if you have multiple events of large deposits then it's going to tr
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by je_bailey 6y ago
To say that "Etherium has not proven proof of stake can work at scale" is true but means not a whole lot. Since it implies other's haven't. Cardano, as an example, will be 100% decentralized Proof of Stake within the nex
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by je_bailey 6y ago
Your assumption is off base. Cardano has PoS, hovers between the top 5-3 cryptos. It works,and works quite well.
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by je_bailey 6y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but Cardano's Proof of Stake seems to be working rather well while rewarding everyone who gets involved. Whale status or not. So I'm not understanding why you seem to disregard PoS as a solution wh
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by je_bailey 6y ago
I really don’t understand what you mean by this. I’ve never thought http was difficult. What is it that you find problematic?
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by je_bailey 6y ago
Your making assumptions here. There's no details on what exactly was needed from an engineering perspective. Was it design? Was it merely the knowledge to work the tools? She hired this person, but would any engineer have worked? If al
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by je_bailey 6y ago
No. She came up with the idea, she built the prototype, she had the vision. To name some lackey who only did what they were told an inventor is a disservice.
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by je_bailey 6y ago
unless you are referring to multiple sets of distinct dice.
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by je_bailey 7y ago
This may seem petty but it annoys me that after all this time I still can't make a hands free call to anyone that has more then one phone number in my address book.
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by je_bailey 7y ago
My apologies if I get this wrong. Is this stating that the many possibilities are all coexisting and that our brain is acting as a filter to provide a view of possibilities that we define as ourselves?
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by je_bailey 7y ago
You've obviously never googled for "transparent sodium" there's multiple articles about it
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by je_bailey 7y ago
That is a beautiful interface. I'm really impressed with this.
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The worlds most accurate mechanical watch(ablogtowatch.com)
2 points by je_bailey 9y ago|0 comments
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Introducing: The Zenith Defy Lab(hodinkee.com)
2 points by je_bailey 9y ago|0 comments
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by je_bailey 9y ago
I would have thought something along the lines of an acyclic graph ala git.
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by je_bailey 9y ago
I have two thoughts about this submission. First, this is a funny and well written blog entry about someone trying Soylent. Second, Hacker News is not the right place for this. This is humor and viewpoint. HN wants, or at least pretends to
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by je_bailey 9y ago
Interesting. So he's started a new company to focus on products that have "play well with others" as a design concept. I like the idea he's promoting with the phone where all the accessories either magnetically connect o
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by je_bailey 9y ago
Breath of the wild consuming way to much of my time and Darkest Dungeon, the despair and melancholy in that game brings me happiness
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by je_bailey 9y ago
What bothers me more is that when people say "we're destroying the planet" or "the planet is dying" they are not sitting there thinking that the literal physical solid rock of the planet is somehow going to go to pi
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Ceylon 1.3.2 is now out(ceylon-lang.org)
2 points by je_bailey 10y ago|0 comments
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The Real Point of Laziness in Code(existentialtype.wordpress.com)
2 points by je_bailey 10y ago|0 comments
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Top Interveiw Questions(blog.proven.com)
3 points by je_bailey 10y ago|0 comments
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by je_bailey 10y ago
We get the prioritized list, we review our other commitments in the upcoming Sprint, and starting from the top of the list we go down and developers pick which ones that they will work on. Since we've groomed these stories, we have an
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by je_bailey 10y ago
The aha moment for my team which changed us from a mindset of dealing with scrum to enjoying it was when we moved from aiming towards a number of story points to complete towards committing to the stories that we could individually complete
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Should I continue to work for a company that MITM all my web traffic
8 points by je_bailey 10y ago|11 comments
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by je_bailey 11y ago
Well yes, if you're only option is to send them to a sub-par public school then the government is going to force you to send them to that school. If you don't have the means to move to a better neighborhood, if you don't have
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by je_bailey 11y ago
One of the biggest complaints I have for websites that host software projects is a tendency to assume you know what the project is about. A couple of clicks to look at the main page, documentation, and getting started, and there is not a si
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by je_bailey 11y ago
Besides some of the other advice offered. You're probably looking in the wrong place. Anecdotal story: I found myself working at a warranty company and a friend of mine worked at a specialized software company. We got together one day
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by je_bailey 11y ago
I think it's important to differentiate that it depends on the company and the field. For lack of a better phrase there are sexy companies and not so sexy companies in the IT world. They get different people applying to them and they h
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Freeping the Hugo Awards(dailykos.com)
1 points by je_bailey 11y ago|0 comments

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