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by kruhft 9y ago
Overall Rate of Return over the long (infinite) term based on MC/random walk/binomial models. It was quite a dissapointing result when I learned it.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Better than the Emotiv locked down software I hope? Worst part of the Emotiv experience is simply registering to be able to use their software...
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by kruhft 9y ago
I guess nobody here has taken that course?
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by kruhft 9y ago
After taking a basic Mathematical Finance course, you'll find that nothing does better than the Prime Rate in the long term, unless you get lucky, or unlucky.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Funny, support said they weren't effected when I called them after I absently mindedly installed the next macOS 'patch' and thought it had bricked my Mac Pro. This lead to a long conversation with support where they showed m
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'Typing – Common Lisp Edition' Source Release(github.com)
1 points by kruhft 9y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 9y ago
Added as this might be a very useful add-on with the current rage of possibly remotely exploitable CPU bugs.
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NoScript: JavaScript Blocking/Whitelist Add-In for Firefox(addons.mozilla.org)
2 points by kruhft 9y ago|1 comments
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by kruhft 9y ago
Will there be a 'fork' when PoS is released such that there will be 2 types of Ethereum after the split (one PoW and the other PoS), much like Ethereum and Ethereeum Classic?
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by kruhft 9y ago
So why did I remember it the that way? It must be part of history somehow, I didn't make it up.
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by kruhft 9y ago
I stand corrrected. Thanks.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Contents of Address Register and Contents of Decriment Register. Two instructions on the original IBM that the first LISP imterpreter was written on. I heard.
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by kruhft 9y ago
There's a better way using an obscure Coin algorithm.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Yup.
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Investigating the Plan9 Operating System (2006)(osnews.com)
3 points by kruhft 9y ago|2 comments
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by kruhft 9y ago
Plan9 was the 'next version' of Unix made by the people that originally made Unix. It was a small (tiny!) network packet routing kernel (routing 9p, a layer above IP) that is meant to be fully distributed and networked. https:&#
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by kruhft 9y ago
Quickstart: https://github.com/Harvey-OS/harvey/wiki/Getting-Started
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Hellaphone: A Project to Replace the Java Android Stack with Inferno/Plan9(jfloren.net)
3 points by kruhft 9y ago|0 comments
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A Blockchain in Common Lisp: Scheme Coin #showmethecode(gist.github.com)
2 points by kruhft 9y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 9y ago
Something a bit more like this every morning at work? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCfW6HFP5cI
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by kruhft 9y ago
I don't see why Usenet couldn't be used as the backbone for a complete social media platform. Give it a better interface for reading and peer finding (possibly through a re-interpretation of 'friends') that doesn't
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by kruhft 9y ago
True enough. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Excellent, much more concise. Now, how to exchange IPs to find upstream/peer servers?
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by kruhft 9y ago
Are not today's standard systems similar to those giant run ISPs today of yesteryear? I agree, everyone should run their own usenet server and build some sort of mesh network to create a new usenet, I just don't see how the softw
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by kruhft 9y ago
No, it's not. I assumed that it was 'like cartographers putting in fake streets into maps' and put that to them. Not common practice in software, but something that other industries have been doing for a while.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Here are the logic levels in standard VHDL: https://www.cs.sfu.ca/~ggbaker/reference/std_logic/1164/std_... Maybe some of those can be multiplexed to create Ternary chips with todays tools?
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Lispchain: A blockchain sketch written in Common Lisp (with a useful PoW)(gist.github.com)
3 points by kruhft 9y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 9y ago
Supposedly it creates lower power chips.
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by kruhft 9y ago
What's wrong with Ternary? Other than being obscure? I'm not happy they seem to be spending more on PR than development, but that does seem to be the case for most startups these days.
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by kruhft 9y ago
The Spam problem is difficult to solve with IOTA and 'valueless' transactions; the Tangle is elegant but doesn't seem to be standing up to real world usage just yet. I'm looking into helping verify the IOTA network by wr

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