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jnmandal
7y ago
It is amazing how much impunity billionaires the wealthy and powerful seem to world.
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Moscow's Blockchain Election Decrypted
(meduza.io)
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Link to the pdf of the actual study: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/365/6448/76.full....
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Yeah, this whole comment section is a dumpster fire I noticed. A bunch of people didn't even read the article.
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7y ago
Its actually 400 positions according to the article. Another 25000 are to open in the next decade.
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What's funny is actually that "chrome" option was just a stand in for "browser". I was also in Firefox and I clicked "continue in chrome" and the notification just went away. IIRC Reddit was first site to
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7y ago
I cant imagine how much Johnson&Johnson regrets their decision to take this to court. This is gonna hurt their reputation for decades. Its basically the second opium wars, except they went to war against their own country
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7y ago
Anyone has a link to read the underlying study?
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8y ago
This is outrageous. 团结
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8y ago
Why would they chose a swastika for a logo?
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8y ago
Yup, I found my current job via HN who's hiring.
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Very cool to see how this is coming along. I remember when you demoed codec-beam and the early version of a gen server implementation at the Chicago elixir meetup. Good work man. I have to disagree that elm should aim for assembly. I think
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There is no "generally accepted value" here. Its contentious to say there is a natural limit at all. Dunbar's number also has nothing to do with this type of society. The American Amish community (150k population) is basicall
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I've thought about something similar. I think a 3-4 person consultancy could actually be run well as a co-op. It's not ideal though. It would be better to have some sort of agricultural tangible export from the community I think.
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Athens, Greece is a pretty decent bet.
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This is great news but sadly 10m is still a drop in the bucket for this context.
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He is also a very large shareholder
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8y ago
I think he is saying this because of the risk of his going to jail. If it comes out that he was bluffing, statements he made could very well be considered securities fraud since it amounted to an announcement on a public forum and he had ci
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8y ago
This is awesome. There are a so many places in the aegean where its cost prohibitive to connect to existing electricity (even when its available within a few kilometers). That problem, coupled with consistent presence of wind and sun, makes
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I would absolutely fund and support this project. It should be done. Personally I am fine with my touchpad experience right now on arch but it can be improved and it should be. These are the offerings we need to make linux more mainstream.
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> Libertarian > with its own government What?
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Its annoying to me that they basically are just copying the interface that google maps SDK has. I would have hoped for something more declarative and easier to use from a framework like react/vue/elm etc.
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1. A lot of places that are remote will cover or subsidize internet costs for employees 2. I think the the poor access to Internet in rural areas is more of a US thing. In LDCs we have often wider availability for low cost 4g and/or m
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I think its doubtful a society like that would adopt a capitalist land rights system.
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I was really impressed with Concurrent Ruby ( https://github.com/ruby-concurrency/concurrent-ruby ). OpenSC2K is also really impressive ( https://github.com/rage8885/OpenSC2K ).
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9y ago
The part about normalized data being (re)transformed across the stack is so true. I don't know what the answer is but it's really funny how we are doing that. GraphQL does seem to help but I don't think it's a silver bul
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There's nothing really substantive here but I am happy to see that journalists are investigating privacy issues in other countries also.
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9y ago
I mean just having a Facebook login on your own website can be useful. I believe even that qualifies as a Facebook app.
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Washington Strikes Back Against Chinese Investment
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I think its basically that the malware uses telegram bot API as a CGI. Probably not a smart attack and sounds like something someone naive but familiar with writing messenger bots might try.
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