komaromy

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by komaromy 9y ago
For ETH, that's not really true: you can use it to pay for computation on the Ethereum blockchain. The value you assign to that computation may not be very significant, but it's hard to justify the notion that it's zero.
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by komaromy 9y ago
What % of all ETH is currently held in ICO accounts?
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by komaromy 9y ago
The best way to do this is probably to force the customer to specify a refund address at time of purchase, which is what ShapeShift does.
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by komaromy 9y ago
> 2/3's of the total amount was owned by Ethdevs Source?
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by komaromy 9y ago
It could be that post-series-B companies are less attractive acquisition targets. I don't have any data on this.
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by komaromy 9y ago
He'd also be the true inventor of Git then. It's a widely useful data structure.
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by komaromy 9y ago
> but perhaps the most anti-leftist aspect of them all is how the show is utterly grim and hopeless and nothing ever changes. all radical initiatives are shut down and ruin lives, and it works more as a cautionary tale than an inspiratio
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by komaromy 9y ago
vs simulation, it lets you get trajectories from the way people actually move without having to make insanely complicated models. vs. precollected training data, maybe the recording apparatus is less expensive/complex?
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by komaromy 10y ago
Not just strong; it hasn't failed to place at least second in any TCEC season (the de facto computer chess world championship) since 2013 [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Chess_Engine_Championship#...
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by komaromy 10y ago
Good. I hope they're looking into a pipeline that reaches these students before they're junior- or senior-aged as well.
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by komaromy 10y ago
Yes, probability is helpful to me in everyday life.
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by komaromy 10y ago
I'm ~2200 and I wouldn't say it helps me much in everyday life.
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by komaromy 10y ago
Use of Weapons - Iain M. Banks
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by komaromy 10y ago
Looks really cool. I recently hit a roadblock when trying to implement the original DeepMind Atari algorithm [0] with TensorFlow. They don't mention this in the paper, but the network wasn't trained to convergence at each training
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by komaromy 10y ago
I'm not sure about the quality for standard, but the overall chat community is more like modern-day Reddit than 00s ICC. That place was a garden.
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by komaromy 10y ago
> And there are very few establishments that are designed exclusively for the wealthy. This is an excellent description. Some people still flaunt their wealth, which is true everywhere, but I feel a sense of the city belonging to everyon
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by komaromy 10y ago
Slavery never struck me as something that one believes in.
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by komaromy 10y ago
The NRA's past is grounded in the interests of gun manufacturers. There's no equivalent industry with an existential interest in selling as much free speech as possible. Media orgs would only care if an appreciable portion of what
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by komaromy 10y ago
I'm not too familiar with Go, but in chess we have millions of text-format games and very little real-time footage.
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by komaromy 10y ago
> Almost every good place pays their CS PhD students enough to squeak by without getting into debt. I wish this was more widely known. Right. The debt problems that people have after PhDs are more often due to their undergrad loans sitti
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by komaromy 10y ago
ICC, unfortunately, was built around a desktop CLI, BlitzIn, that really suffers from the transition to mobile. BlitzIn can do both of those things but I have no idea how you would accomplish them through the app. I'll always remember
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by komaromy 10y ago
> The fact that you can't run Python 2 and Python 3 at the same time I'm confused by this statement. I can start a python2 interpreter, background it, then start a python3 interpreter. Is there some other area that they inhibit
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by komaromy 10y ago
I thought about it over a few hours last night and decided against it. In the worst scenarios, it won't matter what country I'm in as long as it's still on this planet. In the merely really-bad scenarios, people that look lik
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by komaromy 10y ago
My mostly-uneducated o/u on the time to beat the best human players is 8 years.
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by komaromy 10y ago
If you're considering Linode, you should read up on their history of security incidents and make sure it's a risk you're willing to take.
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by komaromy 10y ago
> almost-free VPS service I guess, if most VPS services cost >$5/minute: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/53xt58/daily_dis...
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by komaromy 10y ago
There are two widely-used implementations, and more that don't have as much adoption: https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum https://github.com/ethcore/parity
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by komaromy 10y ago
That's why the proposed solution is 'Sure, we'll do the time-wasting thing, but it's going to cost you more to pay us to do it'.
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by komaromy 10y ago
Fix is now merged into the development go-ethereum branch: https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/pull/3006#pullreques... Excellent turnaround time, especially considering that most of the principal develope
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by komaromy 10y ago
> They are basically saying it's useless to them so why not let somebody else give a try. Their standard reason is that most products use tons of internal API calls/private modules and it would take a lot of hours to replace th

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