kleer001

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   by kleer001 12y ago

   Maybe one day we'll grow houses.
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   by kleer001 12y ago

   Same boat here. I lose jewelry. In my time I've worn earrings, ear cuffs, necklaces, dreadlock weaves, bolo ties, neck ties, zipper ties, hats, etc etc etc... they all get lost, they all get damaged quickly. And really, in the end, the
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   by kleer001 12y ago

   Well, having a bullshit corporate slogan is par for the course for a muiltinational, right? I guess if they're not legally enforceable any slogan or advertizement is crap. I would consider that there's plenty of people susceptible
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   What does “Don't be evil.” mean to you?

   1 points by kleer001 12y ago|2 comments
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   What does

   1 points by kleer001 12y ago|1 comments
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   by kleer001 12y ago

   I'm afraid you and I have different definitions of discipline and consistency.
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   by kleer001 12y ago

   Is this for tax, convenience, or other reasons? I thought one of the powers of Bitcoin was not needing a 3rd party. Then again there's lots of reasons not to roll any part of your own payment process.
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   by kleer001 12y ago

   > I think pretense is valued above consistency and discipline. And what has led you to that thought?
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   by kleer001 12y ago

   +1 Oooh, yes. Your pithy comment reminded me of this vlog brothers post where he relates his small Midwestern town to Renaissance Venice. I couldn't find the video if I wanted, the search terms are too popular. Still, same thing, local
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    tl;dr lots of nerve endings and large mapping on the brain
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    That would be practical, but something tells me it's not legal.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    > push for universal encryption. Where, who, and why? http://xkcd.com/927/ Right? Funny aside, I could see Gov't agencies pushing for it, but getting little traction any time soon.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    I've done creative sprints like these a couple times. And while they're fun, and while they're entertaining and creative and inspiring, they've left me kinda dry. Why? Because I found them unsustainable, for commercial p
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    howsecureismypassword.com estimates a 26 character alpha numeric password (that I entered psudo-randomly) as taking 230 Sextillion years on a desktop computer to crack. So, that extra year they have isn't going to help much. Following
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    How did I disagree? I was asking for more information and assuming the best.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    I think the question you're really asking is "How can I deal with not being the best at anything?" How? Get a new perspective. No one can tell you with one will work for you. Try a few on for size. See how they fit.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    I think it's a good emergent quality of varied points of view, that we don't always like or are interested in every post, or even appreciate the flow the post's comments are flowing. I don't discount your observation and
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    Poverty is crippling, not just in the lack of money, but in the severe amount of time that it takes just to get the basics of food, shelter, and safety. Reminds me of Mazlow's pyramid. There's no time for coding if you're hus
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    And this opinion comes from? Personal experience? Research? Are you a social worker or anthropologist?
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    I don't know how or why, but I get the intuition that significant computation should be able to be done with this process. It's an entirely subjective and probably incorrect intuition. But I imagine blocks of software filled with
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    Yes, Bitcoin, like a publicly traded security, is vulnerable to pump-and-dump schemes. Very very vulnerable.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    > over-zealously sold. Right there. I think the technology is great, but it has been speculated into the stratosphere.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    Bitcoin isn't a ponzi scheme because nobody is being promised a gain in wealth.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    It's a slide show. Is the talk its self available somewhere? Link anyone?
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    Am I getting old? I used to think they were funny. The quirky ironic nostalgic news, the impossibilities, the 'creative' lies. Then, somehow, in the last ten years or so it kind of soured for me. I think it might be the relative l
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    I am considering a career AND industry change, and I'm almost 40. Can you give me some general advice or pointers about career switching. I'm not entirely sure why I would think you might have a basis, just reaching out.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    Sounds good. Does it work? Let's see some demo videos. I'm not convinced by an image flip/flop.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    tl;dr ... because what I do for work is fun.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    Whoa, that's kinda spooky actually. I'm getting goose pimples. I vote for some kind of slow galatic router ferreting packets around.
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    by kleer001 12y ago

    Actual news to me. But I should have just thought about it a bit more. Kinda makes me sad that we're so driven by emotion, even to the point where it's against our own best interests. Then again: 'When you've done someth