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by josu 12y ago
18 pages of pure bullshit. I devoted 10 minutes to reading parts of it; I couldn't find anything of value. It goes as far as to compare the "highly probabilistic predictions" of psychology to those of quantum physics, and it
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by josu 12y ago
The theory of natural monopoly is an economic fiction. No such thing as a 'natural' monopoly has ever existed http://mises.org/daily/5266/
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by josu 12y ago
>I think it's a good idea, but falls short in reality. Celebrities arguably don't want it, you'd be a babysitter between them and their devices/APIs. Something they'd likely hate and continuously undermine, espec
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by josu 12y ago
>One of the ways that virustotal IS used however is by checking the hash of their malware to see if it has shown up yet. That lets them know if someone has taken an interest in it yet, and if they have, it means they need to start rollin
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by josu 12y ago
Two remarks to your comment: They haven't only closed the doors for Uber, they have prohibited Uber and any other potential competition. Thus, perpetuating a cartel with huge entry costs. Uber's prices are competitive and they are
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by josu 12y ago
Don't undersimate the power of 140 characters. It helps you convey your thoughts. Take Plato's Republic as an example, most of the conversations could have happened in twitter-form, and not much would have been lost (assuming that
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by josu 12y ago
This bump http://i.imgur.com/dt0iVfG.png
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by josu 12y ago
Nowadays the public expenditure of many European countries is above 50% of the GDP. This is, more than 50 cents of every monetary unit are being expropriated and distributed according to a central planning. Even for the US, the figure is ar
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by josu 12y ago
Why is there a peak at 3 am for legal? It looks like an statistical error to me, unless it has something to do with conference calls and people starting their workday in Europe.
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by josu 12y ago
The problem with the word capitalism is that there are at least four definitions for it. The meaning usually depends on where you are coming from in the political spectrum. The author should have used "the current system" instead
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Also >And although the legislation allows users to opt out of the feature after they buy the phone,
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by josu 12y ago
Is this a loss leader? Or what's their revenue model? I'm aware of this: > WSJD: What is your revenue model? And what is your target? Hsu: Mozilla is a nonprofit organization. We do need revenue for sure. For now our revenue is
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by josu 12y ago
>The customers will end up asking for more regulation in a few years Consumers hardly ever ask for regulation.
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by josu 12y ago
I think that the solution is much more simple. Print formula > Convert formula to image (screencap) > Paste image
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by josu 12y ago
"Error establishing a database connection"
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by josu 12y ago
I don't think that they have to necessarily be green. So the fact that you don't see them may not mean that they are not there. He may be using blocks the same color as the structure for aesthetic purposes.
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by josu 12y ago
I don't know much about MC or computers, but as far as I understand each bit has both blocks, shift up for blue=0, shift down for green=1. Here: http://i.imgur.com/rqZm4DU.gif
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by josu 12y ago
Internet is no longer just a public service, it's a Human Right http://www.wired.com/2011/06/internet-a-human-right/
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by josu 12y ago
Twitter and Facebook have changed the world; I don't have a doubt about it. And not only in a micro scale, also in a macro level. I have gone from writing letters to my distant friends, to writing them emails, to writing them facebook
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by josu 12y ago
I see. Thanks.
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by josu 12y ago
How do you plug in the mouse and keyboard?
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by josu 12y ago
>* Must have Chrome This is just a guess: Compromise. They are running Ubuntu on a Chromebook, they probably don't want to anger Google.
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by josu 12y ago
"The cycle of greed" also created a drug to cure a chronic disease, keep that in mind.
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by josu 12y ago
>Habit #2: Fraudsters Are Night Owls Are they using local time? Or is there a chance that they are not accounting for the fact that most of the fraudsters are foreign and in a different time zone?
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by josu 12y ago
I don't know much about the physics field, but in economics all that davorak says applies [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8115275
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by josu 12y ago
Nope, I am saying that Chinese science is not reliable. I'm not saying that they lie about all their science, or that no good science is done in China. But when you have to go with your gut, and there are only two sources and one of th
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>two independent organisations Sorry, but one of them being Chinese, I would say that there is only one reliable source, and the chances that they made a mistake are high.
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The actual AMA: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2c5f1l/bitpay_here_...
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They said in their recent AMA that they have no plans of accepting altcoins.
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From reddit[0]: > Hey, everyone! This is BitPay. We know you have a lot of questions so we'll be doing an AMA at 12:00PM EST (today) on r/Bitcoin [0] http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2c51

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