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by jgrowl 11y ago
I'm no expert or anything, but I think studies saying that volcanic eruptions not being a driver of climate change is based off of co2 release, not high altitude particulate. edit: Meaning normal volcanic activity (in a modern context)
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I was about to respond with something similar. Sometimes profanity is the most effective way to express yourself in the face of complete absurdity.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I feel bad for Pao on a personal level, but I feel like she is too divisive to be an effective leader of a site like reddit. All people deserve respect though and should not have to put up with hateful personal attacks. I think mainly this
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by jgrowl 11y ago
From the whitepaper: 8.10 Bitcoin Wallet 1. Decentralized private key generation – Multiple Enigma nodes locally create a segment of the key, whereas the full key is only ever assembled by the user. No trail of evidence is left anywhere. 2.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
So if I am understanding correctly, this could compete with services like s3 and ec2. People can earn money by attaching their machines to the network (but they have to include a security deposit). Then they will collect fees from users for
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Here's the whitepaper: http://enigma.media.mit.edu/enigma_full.pdf
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Besides just actually running software, I also find it really neat when projects use docker to build their entire application. It provides an effective means of documenting all of your dependencies and making reproducible builds. Take the d
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by jgrowl 11y ago
What exactly are they measuring for the sun's data? Observed temperature? Is the frequency/intensity of CME's included?
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Ahh, gotcha. I misunderstood.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Hah, I was about to get mad at myself for not realizing retina biometrics were built in to OpenCV. As someone who has worked a bit using OpenCV to detect eye features, I can say pretty confidently that it isn't THAT easy. OpenCV can he
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Good points. I've just been too lazy to encrypt the directory myself. Running a separate vm is an interesting idea that I had not thought of.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
It may not be as polished as some of the other options out there, but it is what I use. I am mostly happy with it. I just wish there was a built in way to encrypt the folder structure to hide what sites I have credentials for.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I think great things that can be done poorly should still be done for sure. I guess I am not really arguing against you. I am just emphasizing that there could be severe future consequences for increasing palm oil demand specifically. I d
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by jgrowl 11y ago
You're right that there other contributing factors with the production of any product. I feel like you still have to take them into consideration though. Many are specifically worried about palm production because a lot of the areas th
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Fitting for this bill named FREEDOM.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Neat! This reminds me of my fiancée's project: http://steamy-screenshots.herokuapp.com/ https://github.com/moneypenny/steamy-screenshots You can specify a steam username or game title and it will
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Yes
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I don't get it. This seems like a ploy by google to trick users into leaving their microphones open so they can collect data. If you already need an internet connection to visit the url it gives you, why not transmit the url via the in
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Guess what I do when I hit a paywall like this? I get annoyed and close the site. Just because I click a link doesn't mean I value it. I would be just as happy if no one ever sent these links to anyone. As far as I'm concerned peo
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by jgrowl 11y ago
It mentions that it doesn't replace chips, but this seems like it would be pretty amazing if it integrated with a bitcoin wallet!
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Looks like it is the only C# project in their github: https://github.com/Netflix
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I feel like his point was that OP needs to make an effort to find something that works and that no amount of online advice will likely help.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
IANAL, but that would essentially require contributors to sign a waiver correct? That seems like a fairly large barrier compared to just being able to take contributors code and incorporate it into a closed project, no?
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Not really. I'm a big fan of MIT style licenses, but it also means that Microsoft could at anytime start making proprietary updates. It could mean we could start adopting it and then at some point down the road they could discontinue t
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by jgrowl 11y ago
This is what worries me. What if we all start using these tools and then new management comes in (or if it was the plan all along) and poisons the well.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Vice did a show on synthetic drugs recently. This isn't the full episode but includes parts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLD3AKoyV5Q
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by jgrowl 11y ago
That's pretty messed up!
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Neat! I'll have to see how you ended up using Vault since your project uses a lot of the same tech my personal webrtc server project uses. I'm also using ansible, docker, consul, registrator. Excuse the mess, I'm still workin
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I was about to point out the same thing. I left shortly before the program got cut. Everyone saw the writing on the wall. I remember some talk about it being more about politics than saving money. I can't remember what politician it wa
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Joe Rogan Interviews Alex Winter about His Deep Web Documentary(podcasts.joerogan.net)
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