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by kefka 9y ago
Yeah, primarily, OpenBazaar did it a way, and the #ipfs team in freenode isn't sure if that's the best way. It primarily has to do with Kadmelia and DHT. How does one consider an adapter or transit to IPFS as a "secure don&
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by kefka 9y ago
> I wish machine learning research didn't respond so strongly to trends and hype, It's really because nobody actually understands what's going on inside a ML algorithm. When you give it a ginormous dataset, what data is it
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by kefka 9y ago
It already does. Check out OpenBazaar's patches that include Tour and I2P functionality.
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by kefka 9y ago
Doubling the cube was being ridiculous to prove the bad language to explain the problem. If it really meant doubling the volume of a cube of X unit size, then absolutely it's (2 * x^3)^(1/3)
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by kefka 9y ago
>• Stupid Question 3: Double the cube. (X^3) * 2 -- Done. >• Stupid Question 4: Square the Circle. r is known. X is not. pi * r^2 = X^2 sqrt(pi * r^2) = X , for positive X oh, geometrically? No. Algebrai
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by kefka 9y ago
It is effectively uncensorable because the world is not 1 government, but 200 something. And no matter how much kicking and screaming the US does, not every country will comply. It also uses the fact that the IPFS cache is also used to deli
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by kefka 9y ago
> The US has a history of settling refugees here. Oh please. You don't know your history then. We also refused Irish during the Potato Famine. This time it was because they weren't "healthy" - aka, no damn Mics. After
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by kefka 9y ago
For me, I've always liked highlighting the problem at hand. It can be multi-faceted with different actors wanting mutually exclusive things - where the resolution is violence. But in talking of these, I see it more akin to the way Open
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by kefka 9y ago
My comment was too long, as deemed by HN. So I posted it here. https://pastebin.com/hLBbqk24
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by kefka 9y ago
Then lets be blatant and straightforward then. "If you're rich and willing to spend, we want you. If you're average or poor, fuck you."
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by kefka 9y ago
I flagged it because I saw this as a hand-wavey "magic code" combined with a website filled with market-ese. I've been long enough in this industry to smell this at a distance. But I see the [DEAD] was rescinded. Ill be willi
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by kefka 9y ago
Wow. This is a 30 day trial offer over supposed "hardened controls". Pardon my skepticism, but proof or GTFO. I already have access to ZeroMQ, RabbitMQ, Mosquitto, Californium, and plenty more. And they all are open source under r
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by kefka 9y ago
Hmm.. Randomly generated real-world traffic based from traffic sensors and cameras. The key here is, if they use the same data and feed every car the same, then it can be easily gamed with overfit techniques. The better question is, what ha
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by kefka 9y ago
Seriously? Wow, well fuck that. If I buy a VPN, I expect data_in = data_out , not sanitized(data_out)
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by kefka 9y ago
Is this a joke? Because this is already added to password crack dictionaries now... If it is a joke, then they need something to indicate that, and very blatantly at that. Because there's a great deal of people who'd see that
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by kefka 9y ago
Yeah. I spent about 20 minutes mulling over how to respond, and instead opted not to. But yes, you hit it in 1. Maybe the conservatives have their own. Pretty sure they do. Ive seem some kicking and screaming with Christianity, but even in
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by kefka 9y ago
And add in the fact, that until recently, insurance was available for only specific destitute or employees whom worked at jobs that provided insurance. And we have a party that wants to dismantle everything, including Social Security.
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by kefka 9y ago
Well, point made. I've seen a bit of these types, but usually they wore iron cross rings, or white robes (KKK). Even some of the more extremist Christians I know haven't acted quite like that. Yes their preference is very much aga
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by kefka 9y ago
> Do we want to be in a society where only things deemed non-offensive are protected? Well, offensive to whom? There's obviously "Nigger"... But wait. It's offensive if a white person calls a black person that. But ma
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by kefka 9y ago
Yep, pretty much. It really reminds me of this: https://xkcd.com/1200/ for obvious reasons. The only ways I can think that would be able to prevent this are: 1. Physical non-networked device password manager
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by kefka 9y ago
My comment on checksums was a overall comment of shoddy and embarrassing hacked crap they call Ethereum. They claimed again and again that the code is the contract and vice versa. That was proven not true by the VIP() function. And seriousl
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by kefka 9y ago
That's primarily because Ethereum is pure amateur hour. When Bitcoin had built in checksums on addresses, Eth Dev's just said "watch where you send money". They ended up having to later add in a capitalization scheme to
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by kefka 9y ago
Well, if they're tech, you can use HN to name and shame. If they're elsewhere, you use Twitter. It's the new "Fedex to CEO" solution, where now everyone sees dirty laundry regarding grievances. And the companies wha
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by kefka 9y ago
> Uh, that's the entire premise behind the free market. Money decides who is right and who is wrong. The Invisible Hand doesn't have morals. Yeah, free market. Like "I have more money, and I dont like your face, so I nuisa
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by kefka 9y ago
Lets be serious here. This is a standard "I'm wrong, but I have more money so Ill exhaust your resources to get what I want." There's no trademark devaluation. There's no copyright infringement. There's no pate
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by kefka 9y ago
It's the similar power arrangement when an employee has legitimate grievances with their employer. Individually, they are a speck. Nothing. They can be gotten rid of like the chattel they are. However, when Unions show up, they are the
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by kefka 9y ago
Gotta love capitalism, eh? Just like votes, more money = more protection. This certainly wasn't a trademark issue. Trader vs Pirate. There was no question this store wasn't run by Trader Joes/Aldi North. They were buying in b
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by kefka 9y ago
> Why make the printer "think" it's printing. Why not just literally measure and record the pulses sent to the actual print heads? That's what my shim would do, is record the signals to the ink solenoids. The reason t
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by kefka 9y ago
The root problem here is , that Amazon Glacier is as opaque as mud about pricing. Or did the words "Starting At" not pique your buzzword bullshit detector? It certainly did mine. Pricing means sifting through a legalese dense bloc
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by kefka 9y ago
Before you mention "Cheap options" and Amazon Glacier, read this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10921365 "How I ended up paying $150 for a single 60GB download from Amazon Glacier" > If you’re

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