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by jyap 5y ago
It’s because we have established living and survival conditions based on decisions we have made through life. These then form biases. E.g. * iPad vs Android ecosystem * Bitcoin/crypto vs fiat A lot of these takes are from disruptive te
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by jyap 5y ago
Lots of companies you can get fired for saying certain things or have HR policies against social media or speaking in public about your company unless you are an authorized person. That’s what CEOs are for. You may not be allowed to even di
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by jyap 5y ago
Hacker News crowd is biased towards being anti-blockchain and knock on effect occurs with decentralization.
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by jyap 5y ago
The article doesn’t make any proper arguments or present any logical flow. All I can gather is the author once worked in blockchain and is now burnt out by the monetary side. Everything they describe such as Git and email work fine. A stron
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by jyap 6y ago
In the art world they use the term provenance. Random web definition: Provenance is the chronology of the ownership, custody or location of a historical object Even in the blockchain world anyone can deploy a token with ticker USDT. There i
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by jyap 6y ago
I’d downvote this if I could. Not much details on this. People just blindly upvoting this to #1 with no research? Also a possible security risk/attack on HN users.
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by jyap 6y ago
It doesn’t do anything performance critical. nginx-rtmp-module Handles the media streaming. Use something else like ffmpeg to stream.
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by jyap 6y ago
Considering: 2019 estimated Texas population 28,995,881. Remove non-adult driving population. U.S. Census data from 2010 indicate that .. 27.3% is under 18. Roughly say 75% of the population has a license. An overestimate, I'd say. So
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by jyap 6y ago
You don’t need a CDN if what you’re serving up in this case is mostly all text. Just need good stable code and server side caching.
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by jyap 6y ago
Yeah. Golang projects like to have a play on words with “go” or just prefixed like “go-commander”. Such as Hugo static site generator, the mascot gopher, Gorilla web toolkit...
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by jyap 6y ago
It’s not dissimilar to a commodity like Gold with some extra parameters like number of stocks. Comes down to an open market and buy/sell demand. There are other parts to your example such as depth of order book (orders on the buy sell
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by jyap 7y ago
There’s also coming up: 02/02/2020 02:02:20.20
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by jyap 7y ago
The Black Mirror episode “Nosedive” comes to mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosedive_(Black_Mirror) “The episode is set in a world where people can rate each other from one to five stars for every interaction they
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by jyap 8y ago
Reason why you would do that (and I often do) is that you have further piping options so it becomes standard work flow and muscle memory. What I usually do is cat the file to inspect it, hit Control+C, then up arrow for previous command, th
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by jyap 10y ago
Posting this story since people seem interested. The Untold Story of Silk Road, Part 1 | WIRED https://www.wired.com/2015/04/silk-road-1/
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by jyap 10y ago
Sounds like greed to me. Don't invest more than you can afford to lose. At one point his $12k became $40k. Proper risk management and he can then invest with his profits.
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Show HN: Cryptocurrency Weekly – Curated cryptocurrency links(cryptocurrencyweekly.com)
6 points by jyap 12y ago|0 comments
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by jyap 12y ago
Download a lightweight wallet that support SPV such Multibit. That doesn't download the full block chain.
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by jyap 13y ago
I can think of quite a few reasons off the top of my head. Working from home - Perhaps you or your employees home machine is a Mac. An alternative is poking a hole in your office internal network to RDP to your PC. Conserving office energy
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by jyap 13y ago
Ugh it's $2.99 a month if you have Amazon Prime. Otherwise it's $4.99 month. That kinda changes the deal since $4.99 a month gets you closer in cost to other services.
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by jyap 13y ago
I wrote something which allows storing encrypted files in a Git repository. The main difference is instead of encrypting a full file it uses a template mechanism to encrypt just values. I wrote a quick start which covers it further. I&#x27
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by jyap 13y ago
Here is the bug closed as "Won't fix" (so yes, it is the same exploit/bug): https://hackerone.com/reports/5200
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by jyap 13y ago
Apparently these names and email addressed have been gathered: http://pastebin.com/RzWipJFb Source: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/21wx59/coinbase_ema...
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by jyap 13y ago
You should fault Sendgrid as they specifically have a policy NOT to perform this change of email request (from the article). Sendgrid can also change their systems so that phone support personnel can NOT perform this change or perform this
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by jyap 13y ago
Correction on the queries pricing: $0.500 per million queries – first 1 Billion queries / month $0.250 per million queries – over 1 Billion queries / month
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by jyap 13y ago
Here is an example I wrote about: http://julianyap.com/2012/03/01/compromised-linode-vps.html
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by jyap 13y ago
On the Installation page you linked to it clearly mentions: PLATFORM-SPECIFIC INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS These guides go into detail how to install salt on a given platform. A QuickStart is just that. Something which serves its purpose as a
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by jyap 13y ago
Initial work on Go started in 2007. Go was announced to the public on November 10, 2009. So Go did not exist when the decision was made in the first place.
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by jyap 13y ago
This won't work because to me this is similar in concept to URL shorteners. The difference being in the shortening algorithm and the use of expensive domains. So for example with current shorteners you have: http://shorturl
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by jyap 13y ago
Acquisition announcement blog post from September 16, 2013: http://blog.bu.mp/post/61411611006/bump-google "Bump and Flock will continue to work as they always have for now; stay tuned for future updates.&quo

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