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by krichman 13y ago
Everyone needs to be taught about jury nullification for cases like this.
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by krichman 13y ago
An hour of GPU is not much. I think a single GPU can do a few Megahashes per second. To hit one BTC/day you would need about 20 Gigahashes per second all day. I think they'd make a bunch more by showing you the ads. http://www.bitcoinx.com
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by krichman 13y ago
While it seems ridiculous to complain about which FOSS license is being used, it's a legitimate observation since there are certain app stores that disallow GPL'd code entirely. It'd be nice if the author was willing to change the license b
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by krichman 13y ago
I don't think it's necessary to bring out the FBI on this one, but it is nice to see the government focus on actual crimes instead of inappropriate downloading of public resources.
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by krichman 13y ago
I agree. I don't pay for anything unless I can try it or read a ton of reviews about it first. I've still gotten burned a few times but never felt any moral outrage over it. It's not some inalienable right to download stuff for free.
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by krichman 13y ago
Instead of making high quality games in the game, the pirates should make crap knockoffs of already popular games and then spend most of their effort on publicity stunts; that seems to be a better strategy.
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by krichman 13y ago
The screenshot is basically a direct copy of Game Dev Story down to the perspective.
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by krichman 13y ago
That's because they are talking about the pinnacle of chipmaking tech. There are many more companies that can make chips on a larger scale.
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by krichman 13y ago
Are you writing that they should have been pro-sterilisation? They could just round up and shoot all the slum inhabitants so they wouldn't need to wait an entire generation to be rid of them.
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by krichman 13y ago
It's a bad situation to be sure, but it's still rude to denigrate the entire country like that.
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by krichman 13y ago
If I were an old man I would be delighted to find that my future self was a young woman.
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by krichman 13y ago
This is disappointing. I'll say that I wish the situation would change so that you would be able to get funding without the dog eat dog, allowing you to share source code and ideas. Think how much would the next version of you be able to do
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by krichman 13y ago
I guess the real solution is to get society to agree that a minor crime shouldn't be a barrier to employment.
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by krichman 13y ago
That sounds tough but feasible. I think the consultancy bootstrap is a good idea. I'll get in touch via email, I'm quite interested in knowing how it goes :)
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by krichman 13y ago
The world is turning SaaS-only because it's easier to do business when you have predictable monthly income, processes that are easily debuggable because they are only on your platform, and a far simpler customer support scenario (fixing one
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by krichman 13y ago
This is exactly what I'd like to do with my life if I could afford to. How is it going so far?
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by krichman 13y ago
I suppose I just don't know what to blog about. I should really learn how or hire someone to do it for me.
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by krichman 14y ago
Something like this should be passed out to every young person that enters the workforce along with a pamphlet outlining the expected odds of being promoted from a low-level position to a managerial position.
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by krichman 14y ago
How is overcharging clients a crime? You mean billing for time that wasn't actually spent on the client, right?
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by krichman 14y ago
That sounds good. Think about how, e.g., Gmail lets you persist sessions on each device. They're doing a password auth over HTTPS and leaving a cookie with some session token.
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by krichman 14y ago
This sounds like a lot of fun. I wish I had an amount of visitors to make A/B testing viable. Maybe in a few months.
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by krichman 14y ago
The drones have flux capacitors, they are near-infallible machines.
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by krichman 14y ago
This is a fantastic point. Someone should make a pull request so that the app requires some CERTIFICATE_PATH variable set and won't work without it. HTTPS or equal security is absolutely required for anything to do with online payments.
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by krichman 14y ago
In this case it was obviously intended to be a criticism of Bitcoin enthusiasts. I personally don't see a problem with online dating.
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by krichman 14y ago
I thought this was funny, but downvoted because it was also rude and unproductive. I wish we could talk about Bitcoin without saying either 1. that its expected value is negative infinity dollars and pyramid tulip 2. that its expected value
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by krichman 14y ago
If you want inscrutable Haskell you should go with the <$> operators :) I'd personally still rather have a vvs.reduce(env){|env, (a,b)| M.insert(a, b, env)} but the for loop is perfectly readable also because it fits on a s
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by krichman 14y ago
Different domain is fine. [1,2,3].reduce([], &:unshift) #=> [3,2,1] I don't see a problem with writing a for loop, but I think it's not as composable and it can be a little harder to read. So I don't think it's purely relig
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by krichman 14y ago
It promises to give benefits for hashing to PPCoin holders. Won't it be even harder for poor people to get ahold of when the currency is the means of production?
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by krichman 14y ago
Hello. I don't have any strong pro-Google feelings. I used to really like Apple. iOS is only good for people that want something which works and which they don't need to spend any effort on maintaining. It is a complete joke for people that
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by krichman 14y ago
There were many, many transactions with amounts of 0.02 BTC. I think P(attack|0.02 BTC * n) > P(~attack|0.02 BTC * n). The reality is probably six of panic sale, half a dozen of DDOS.

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