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by kordless 9y ago
Or, maybe only depressed teenagers use Facebook.
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by kordless 9y ago
> Bitcoin dominance has been plummeting in the past few months. Bitcoin's price is at an all time high. Please clarify what "dominance" means from your perspective.
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by kordless 9y ago
For all of Ethereum's features, it has a minimal amount of moderate value use-cases in production. I'm not talking about wishful thinking of future use cases here. Ethereum has yet to find a killer use case to take it mainstream.
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by kordless 9y ago
Considering how much effort this took, I'm wondering if learning to be more patient might also be an option?
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by kordless 9y ago
Thanks for taking note the entire thing was being presented as irrational. I determined my phone was not leaking this data, so decided to say as much. I appreciate puddintane's work in collecting this information for us. Unfortunately,
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Litecoin's SegWit Activation: Why It Matters and What's Next(coindesk.com)
1 points by kordless 9y ago|0 comments
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Charlie Lee's Vision for SegWit and Lightning Networks on Litecoin and Bitcoin(segwit.org)
1 points by kordless 9y ago|0 comments
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Kubernetes is king in container survey(infoworld.com)
2 points by kordless 9y ago|0 comments
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by kordless 9y ago
Rancher has been around for a while now, at least a few years. http://rancher.com/getting-started-with-rancheros/
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How Kubernetes is making contributing easy(opensource.com)
1 points by kordless 9y ago|0 comments
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Keeping State and Networking in Kubernetes(linux.com)
1 points by kordless 9y ago|0 comments
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by kordless 9y ago
I'm just posting this here for posterity. It's disappointing to not see ANYTHING about Segwit or Lighting on a board that proclaims itself to be "hacker" news during these exciting times. ;)
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Testing Lightning on Litecoin with Eclair(youtube.com)
1 points by kordless 9y ago|1 comments
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by kordless 9y ago
I watched this last night. His stuff is awesome. This is basically a low-fi trip hammer powered by water for smashing grain.
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The Bitcoin Lightning Network: Scalable Off-Chain Instant Payments [pdf](lightning.network)
1 points by kordless 9y ago|0 comments
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Creative people physically see and process the world differently(newscientist.com)
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Taep'o-dong 2 (TD-2)(fas.org)
2 points by kordless 9y ago|0 comments
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by kordless 9y ago
No, it's not. You, like the linked article, should reconsider speaking for others.
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by kordless 9y ago
> Your phone is basically yelling every name of every network it has ever been connected to No it's not.
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by kordless 9y ago
I'm currently in Las Vegas, and I was struck once again with the realization about how big the place is. The airport is huge, the streets are huge, the buildings are huge. And, it's all air conditioned. Power here is cheap, but ge
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by kordless 9y ago
Who here visualizes, but does not have strong spatial skills?
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by kordless 9y ago
I'd like to build something that attaches cryptocurrency payments to API calls, basically a 402 payment required implemented with the Lightning Network. With such a system in place, pulling updates could be pinned to a particular API c
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by kordless 9y ago
I already need readers, so putting on my visor magnifiers will probably do the trick!
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by kordless 9y ago
Trimming someone's comment to suit a desired reply is akin to speaking for someone. Read the comment again. Empathy for others is included. Accepting blame (giving a shit) is not.
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by kordless 9y ago
Nonsense is irrational, but not all irrational logic is nonsense.
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by kordless 9y ago
> How to Become Well-Connected > “If you find yourself keeping score in your professional relationships, you’re on the wrong track.” Being "well connected" is an objective here, given it's lead by "how to". Th
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by kordless 9y ago
My unconsciousness has no choice but to speak to me, given I can't visualize.
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by kordless 9y ago
<rant>There is no fucking way I'm getting a neural implant. Musk, Zuck and their likes can go fuck themselves for even daring to put money behind these ideas before working on the larger problem of understanding how the Interne
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by kordless 9y ago
Chris acted irrationally and had the right to do so. However, by his intent to spread irrationality by removing the officer's choice, the officers were eventually baited into acting irrationally which then led to the arrest. If they
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by kordless 9y ago
> And why shouldn't they? This is a leading question, which is to say it's not a question that can be answered in a rational way. If one desires removal of choice in the conversation, they may answer it irrationally. > Look

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