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by joeyspn 11y ago
Yes, they use this stuff as supplements, but thing is that they do real exercise. If you think that a pill is gonna make you healthier than 1-2h of daily exercise you're in for a surprise... These journos and their misleading reports..
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by joeyspn 11y ago
There's also MaidSafe-Routing / Safecoin, which is production-ready. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFV908uoLPY https://github.com/maidsafe-archive/MaidSafe-Routing/wiki
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by joeyspn 11y ago
For pop-rock and other styles of mainstream music there are massive libraries of chord progressions that analyse all the "hits" structure (or big picture). Those would be really helpful with the "planning" layer... I.e:
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by joeyspn 11y ago
This is something that has crossed my mind recently... Did you reached any conclusions/results? How did you layer the different midi tracks? It would be pretty cool to build a VSTi or AU with some AI implemented...
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Janus: the general purpose WebRTC Gateway(janus.conf.meetecho.com)
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I've used both, they're a good start, but any sophisticated rootkit will be able to work under the hood and these tools won't detect it. Also some malware functionality can be injected into legit processes that make use of th
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by joeyspn 11y ago
Let the framework wars begin...
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by joeyspn 11y ago
Allowing submissions only from users with a minimum karma (50, 100, 200, x) would be a better solution for preventing spam and flooding. Something similar to down-voting permissions that currently requires 500 points. It would be also much
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by joeyspn 11y ago
> What you say makes no sense. There is a server , you just don't manage it yourself. Specifically, each Lambda function is a containerized app...
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by joeyspn 11y ago
Really cool... Now we just need longer Lambda execution times (current limit is 60s) and a proper crontab. For a complete auth flow you can also check: https://github.com/danilop/LambdAuth It would be nice to integrate
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Will Trade Large Pizza for One Ether(reddit.com)
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If you are not paying for the product... you are the product
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Stateful? https://github.com/roots/bedrock
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Sorry I downvoted by mistake... I was trying to upvote so quickly that I pressed the wrong button. I love what you have built! Definitely spending the rest of the weekend playing with this...
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by joeyspn 11y ago
I was going to post this... In order to understand the two big bitcoin bubbles you need to know all about "Willy the Bot"... Apparently Karpeles was operating a fractional reserve since the first breach, and he expected to return
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Thanks captain obvious...
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... or getting back the mysteriously missing german gold reserves... http://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2015-02-05/germany-s-...
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That's because you're looking at the platform with the wrong perspective... When the Uber app needs consensus with the banks in order to mark a payment as "legit", it uses just few kb's of bandwidth and a couple of
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It works if what you upload is already encrypted, which is the case here... Apparently it uses https://github.com/spideroak/crypton
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by joeyspn 11y ago
I thought the same. Their wording is a bit misleading. There's nothing like a private cloud here. In my eyes it's like bitnami [0], "cloud hosting" (or a convenient way to deploy apps in few clicks). [0] https:/&#x
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by joeyspn 11y ago
I'm not sure if "better", but more versatile for sure since it accepts Git and Mercurial.
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Bitbucket is not as good? Feature-wise they're almost identical.... I use github for my FOSS projects and bitbucket for stuff that shouldn't be public, like for-profit soft and side-projects. If you don't see added value in f
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by joeyspn 11y ago
Question for all the redditors: Is there like a ShowHN on Reddit or you just post a story and hope for the best?
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How a broker spent 520m in a drunken stupor and moved the global oil price(2010)(telegraph.co.uk)
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A gentle introduction to Ethereum... http://guide.ethereum.org/ethereum.html
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Another study that shows the awesome properties of this spice. I included it in my weekly diet few years ago (along with walnuts and red wine) as meat/fish seasoning and salad dressing. Ideal replacement for things like ketchup or must
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by joeyspn 11y ago
It regenerates to previous levels but the time depends on the amount you donate. For instance a small donation from the pelvis regenerates in few weeks.
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by joeyspn 11y ago
> I think it's an interesting industry with tons of data and tons of problems that need solving but a very hard one to crack. I'm currently building a B2B SaaS app with the help of a small oil company and the few months I'
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Not sure if it’s different than using the brightest minds of our generation to sell ads and contribute to build a panopticon society.
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> There are other things you can do, but I find this to be the lowest hanging fruit for the best security. During the years I've found that changing the port to something like 7865 decreases login attempts up to 100%. Personally it&

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