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541.
by kruhft 14y ago
All of this talk of how Bitcoin sucks, it's fundamentally flawed and how some other technology would be so much better sounds a lot like programmers talking about PHP and how it sucks, it's fundamentally flawed and how some other technology
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by kruhft 14y ago
4 dividends over 17 years, starting again about 7 months ago. Sorry for not knowing the latest news as all I've been hearing is that they don't. And what formula will give proper and accurate pricing on that many data points? Don't answer
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by kruhft 14y ago
It creates discussion. That has to have some value on the internet, especially for ad based sites.
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by kruhft 14y ago
Backed in the structural sense not the monetary sense. I should have written 'Bitcoin is a commodity with a solid foundation of Mathematics.'
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by kruhft 14y ago
Bitcoin is a commodity backed by Mathematics with the convenience of transfer of ownership through electronic rather than physical means. When the last coin is mined in 2140 the point of deflation might hold if it was a currency, but it's
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by kruhft 14y ago
APPL doesn't pay dividends.
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by kruhft 14y ago
And you have set the last sale price of APPL at 1 Tablet. If the current price of APPL was higher than the sticker price of a Tablet you have just gotten ripped off and vice versa. Some of the value just evaporated until the next sale, AK
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by kruhft 14y ago
Try buying something with your APPL stock before converting it back to USD at the current market rate and tell me where your value went, especially when your probably don't even hold the paper the stock was printed on, if it ever was. Maybe
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by kruhft 14y ago
That edit was meant to be a joke based on the type of typical, echo chamber, limited knowledge response the s/he gave. And since the repeal of Glass-Steagall who knows where the money in bank deposits goes.
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by kruhft 14y ago
The original bailout plan, announced last Saturday, would have raised €5.8bn by skimming nearly 7% off all bank deposits of less than €100,000, and 9.9% of bigger bank accounts. Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/wor
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by kruhft 14y ago
The value of bitcoins goes up because the entire system is a store of value. When bitcions are bought, people are transfering "real" value (USD or any other government backed currency) into the Bitcoin system where the value is being held.
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by kruhft 14y ago
Here's a piece I did a while back using a similar technique: http://www.myspace.com/kruhft/photos/19626037#%7B%22ImageId%... Myspace lowres'd it and I can't find the original, but if there's any interest I can keep looking. I did a ping
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The Century of Self(thoughtmaybe.com)
2 points by kruhft 14y ago|1 comments
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by kruhft 14y ago
Watson in your pocket or a UI on your phone to a Watson in the cloud? Given the number of servers they used for the Jeopardy Watson I'm sure it's more like the latter.
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by kruhft 14y ago
> 10,000 measurements using an 81 qubit version of the experiment gave the correct answer just 13 times > It’s also worth pointing that conventional computers could already solve these particular protein folding problems So if one
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by kruhft 14y ago
The bigger a news site gets, the more it starts to resemble Orwell's Two Minutes of Hate. The irony today is that it's not some overbearing totalitarian power that's doing it, it's the users themselves.
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by kruhft 14y ago
Exactly.
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Re: Computer Based Math - Differentiation in Code(samograd.ca)
2 points by kruhft 14y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 14y ago
Any word on what the cost of this card will be?
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Symbols of Power: Adinkras and the Nature of Reality(being.publicradio.org)
2 points by kruhft 14y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 14y ago
> You know close to 50% of new grads are unemployed right? I've been waiting for almost 20 years for the rush of jobs due to the Boomers retiring. I feel sorry for the kids these days.
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by kruhft 14y ago
> start thinking about a country and society (I'm talking > about the US here) that tells you that you MUST go to > college in order to get a job, forces you into debt to do so This is an old game played by most societies know
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Can MintChip Transform Money?(txchnologist.com)
1 points by kruhft 14y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 15y ago
I thought c++11's lambda's would be great until I tried to pass one into std::transform.
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by kruhft 15y ago
> multiple outputs for a target I just had to figure out how to do this today with GNU make. It was something like this: %Parser.c %Parser.h %Lexer.c %Lexer.h %.tokens: %.g antlr $< With the object files required by the
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by kruhft 15y ago
How about Common Lisp? http://common-lisp.net/project/movitz/
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by kruhft 15y ago
This is similar to something that I've been working on called sxc (S-Expression C). I'm not sure what language he's writing it in, but without a powerful macro language that can manipulate the s-expressions/lists the lisp syntax is just co
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by kruhft 15y ago
$ echo '#shitmydadsays' | wc -c 15
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by kruhft 15y ago
Yes. There's a limit of $500 you can store on the chip.
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by kruhft 15y ago
Ah, that's why nothing happened when I plugged the USB stick in. I never noticed that it was an adapter for the chip.

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