kobeya

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by kobeya 10y ago
You can end up on a less work chain because your ISP filtered all connections to the real bitcoin network and you only connected to Sybil nodes. You never hear about the real blocks, just the handful of blocks mined by the attacker.
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by kobeya 10y ago
Prediction networks. But I don't think TFA is actually doing what is claimed, by the looks of it.
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by kobeya 10y ago
Not really. It also fetches new bootstrap nodes from DNS servers. But neither is very much trusted as it takes only 1 valid connection to relay other valid network addresses.
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by kobeya 10y ago
Because my distro signed it? That is pure centralized trust.
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by kobeya 10y ago
> The only necessary assumption is that 51% of the hash power is not conspiring against you. Or s network operator , to be pedantic.
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by kobeya 10y ago
Many of us are interested in foreign affairs?
937.
by kobeya 10y ago
So.. 20% doesn't exist anymore. What you've describe is nothing like the original 20% time. "if the project is related to your job" -- the whole point of 20% time was that _you_ choose what you work on, not the manager t
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by kobeya 10y ago
Thank you.
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by kobeya 10y ago
I'm geoblocked. Can someone explain what this is?
940.
by kobeya 10y ago
20% time doesn't exist anymore.
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by kobeya 10y ago
They offer margin and after hours trading for a price.
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by kobeya 10y ago
Yes, but not because laziness was a technical failure, but for something more resembling PR reasons. Haskell's laziness by default ends up being a large stumbling block for many developers not used to thinking in that way. Although I u
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by kobeya 10y ago
Interesting. I haven't encountered that edge case. I've many times filled /boot and resolved by doing an auto remove.
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by kobeya 10y ago
LUKS.
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by kobeya 10y ago
You can configure apt unattended upgrades to autoremove by default, perhaps you did that?
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by kobeya 10y ago
Um, isn't the fix `sudo apt auto-remove --purge`, which autodetects unused kernels? What am I missing?
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by kobeya 10y ago
Somebody introduce this guy to the Mandlebulb.
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by kobeya 10y ago
I was only aware of the Reyes architecture, I didn't know they moved to path tracing. TIL.
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by kobeya 10y ago
Pixar's RenderMan is not a ray tracer, btw.
950.
by kobeya 10y ago
> Part of the reason is that you need a-priori knowledge of the causal relationships (coarse grained I.e direction) between your variables. Isn't there a whole book, titled Causality by Dr. Pearl, on teasing causal relationships out
951.
by kobeya 10y ago
While true, the reality is that they will seize your home computer equipment as evidence, and you'll have to fight tooth and nail to see it again. Tor exit node operators are heroes in my book.
952.
by kobeya 10y ago
Run a Tor exit node.
953.
by kobeya 10y ago
... did you read the thread you are replying to?
954.
by kobeya 10y ago
Here's a great BBC series if you want to get up to speed on the issues involved: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00nz3b7
955.
by kobeya 10y ago
I expect support periods for my device to start when I bought it from the manufacturer, not when it happened to first go into production.
956.
by kobeya 10y ago
Because the truth matters. You're reacting to this based on the politically spun narrative that was fed to you when you first encountered the issue. The truth is actually a fair bit more complex. This is a case of a regulatory agency o
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by kobeya 10y ago
https://www.quora.com/What-is-life-like-in-a-Singaporean-pri... But I don't think the question matters. Prison could be relative heaven and you'd still be denyng the basic human right to liberty.
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by kobeya 10y ago
People who write emails.
959.
by kobeya 10y ago
Not in US standard keyboards, no. You're using an international keyboard layout with dead keys.
960.
by kobeya 10y ago
I know you're joking but what is this in reference to?

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