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by kruhft 9y ago
Belief is real.
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by kruhft 9y ago
From their Learning IOTA FAQ: What makes IOTA quantum-secure? IOTA uses hash-based signatures ( https://www.imperialviolet.org/2013/07/18/hashsig.html ) instead of elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). Not only is
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by kruhft 9y ago
Is not a race a way to delay individual transactions and essentially an DOS for targeted members of the network?
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by kruhft 9y ago
Also: Source Mage Linux https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_Mage
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by kruhft 9y ago
A real open source Magic Spell Book 'Sorcerer Linux': A new "grimoire", which is a catalog of software supported for immediate installation, is made available daily. When new sources are available, the spells in the grim
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by kruhft 9y ago
What's your paradigm?
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by kruhft 9y ago
I always wanted something like this for video, rather than just audio: http://plugin.org.uk/timemachine/ Thank you. I'll give it a try.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Thanks for explaining. I wasn't sure which pain killers you were talking about. Cannaboids are highly effective at pain relief. I"m glad they're being legalized soon here.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Any particular reason 'usual pain kiilers' don't work?
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by kruhft 9y ago
By far my favourite computer ever. I recommend it to everyone that asks me which computer to buy. The battery life is what makes it. The first time I could leave the house without a charger and not be worried. Interactive performance feels
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by kruhft 9y ago
My friend's theory was that once the derivatives contracts come in and the big boys start playing, they would drive the price down with them to the point where they were comfortable and then do a buyin, after all the other ones have ex
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by kruhft 9y ago
When it's built in your muscle memeory and you're a bit 'stressed during an interview', yes it's difficult to write code without your normal set of movement shortcuts and having to adapts to an alternate interface l
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by kruhft 9y ago
Buy a $100 4TB external and put it on there. Problem solved for ~2.5 years.
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by kruhft 9y ago
The Facebook interview process was a bit of a joke. Writing code without being able to evaluate and test it is for people just out of school, but that's what they gave for an editor (which didn't have emacs keybindings either IIRC
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Learn to Program with SICP and LambdaNative in This Facebook Group(facebook.com)
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by kruhft 9y ago
And of course after actually reading the article, that's what he used. Oh well, here's a link for the 99%'s that don't read the article more than the headline (myself included).
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by kruhft 9y ago
For the hardcore that actually want to try it, here's an x86 version of V7. The assembly boot code is gorgeous. Installation is a bit of a pain, but possible. The ISO goes live, so that's good enough to start. http://
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by kruhft 9y ago
Yes, I've heard that as well.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Capitol Gains when converted to cash, in Canada. Keep your records.
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JavaScript Spectre Check Implementation Page
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JavaScript Spectre Check Implementation(xlab.tencent.com)
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by kruhft 9y ago
One the most fun ways to learn assembly is on older systems like the Gameboy using something like the excellent no$gmb[1] emulator and some of the really well developed docs[2]. Full graphical debugging capabilities and an excellent tool f
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by kruhft 9y ago
'I' does not mean all. Individuals can, but overall, the net gains by all players is the risk free rate.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Reminds me of an older (unfinished) project of mine, sxc: https://github.com/burtonsamograd/sxc
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by kruhft 9y ago
It's what is taught, but I wouldn't say it's entirely accurate though unless the market is fully 'efficient', which we know it's not, or at least not all the time.
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by kruhft 9y ago
The SP is not the 'risk free rate of return', but yes, it can be difficult to beat in the long run overall by individuals.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Where can a machine be got to run this system?
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by kruhft 9y ago
Theory is an 'efficient' market model. Practice is not. Reminds me of the old joke: An Efficient Market Theorist sees a $100 lying on the ground, and passes it by saying "If that existed, someone else would have picked it u
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by kruhft 9y ago
True enough, we're all dead, but the mathematics can lead to a bit of depression when it comes to investing once you think about it a bit. Given all portfolio returns are based on the Prime Rate and modeled after random walks, it can
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by kruhft 9y ago
4th year Introduction to Mathematical Finance, but basically 101 in a sense. Using a binomial model (essentially a random walk) and using 'the formulas' for portfolio calculation, you will find that in the 'long term' (i

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