lsseckman

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by lsseckman 10y ago
Can you provide examples here?
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by lsseckman 10y ago
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by lsseckman 10y ago
Additionally, won't most of the efforts & impact be cyber security? The ole "what good is an army with no orders"
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by lsseckman 10y ago
nice! just out of curiosity, what city are you in?
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by lsseckman 10y ago
Yes. Though of course only one (ETH) is the 'official' Ethereum chain. But that in and of itself is being debated.
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by lsseckman 10y ago
Chicagoan here, lots of drivers I've spoken with prefer Lyft. Most reference the great support they get from Lyft corporate.
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by lsseckman 10y ago
it's good to see Yodlee have some competition, hopefully they can choose to compete as well.
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by lsseckman 10y ago
"Go huge" for some reason sounds like incorrect grammar. Is it correct?
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by lsseckman 10y ago
Surely someone's done this, but I can't find any examples
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by lsseckman 10y ago
Nice! (Typo on government)
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by lsseckman 10y ago
realistic & efficient, good thought
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by lsseckman 10y ago
HN is particularly great at making the first / best digestion top comment as well
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by lsseckman 11y ago
What areas are these applications in? Mining keeps getting tossed around but nobody's put out a clear roadmap / business model for it
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by lsseckman 11y ago
Hey awesome list! Do you feel like the additional work required on the front end is repaid by the productivity gains in the morning? Like one hour of added prep, two hours of morning work?
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by lsseckman 11y ago
Is there any other evidence of this being a coordinated attack?
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by lsseckman 11y ago
currently creating a smart contracts application on a private blockchain and came to a similar thought as your #2 > using pieces of Bitcoin ECDSA is great, have you run across any db's using it? Seems like a great component to extra
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by lsseckman 11y ago
That's true, even with less pressure it would have been in their reach to work on those projects. Seems strange to be just happening now.
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by lsseckman 11y ago
You misunderstood him. He was talking about running a non-bitcoin program on that small computer.
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by lsseckman 11y ago
What about, and this is an attempt: "A Merkle tree of transactions signed using an elliptic curve digital signature and validated using a consensus algorithm"
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by lsseckman 11y ago
thats the best consolidated broad definition of a blockchain I've heard. Do you mind if I use it? Should we also include elliptic curve signatures?
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by lsseckman 12y ago
We're going to be running into the same problem as we're planning to roll out thousands of new Gmail & other google app accounts over the next couple of months. Has Google made any statement about whether these will be operabl
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by lsseckman 12y ago
Thought this was weird. Flight aware shows flights for the two days around the missing flight but no records for the one that's lost. I assume they took the record down when it went missing? http://m.huffpost.com/us&#x2
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by lsseckman 12y ago
stats requested, stats delivered, hackernews
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by lsseckman 12y ago
I certainly hope it's hackable as well. Doesn't look like they're offering any options for developers to get in on it though.
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by lsseckman 12y ago
This is cool - I didn't see any detail of the mic array on the site, where did you find it? Also, do you think it's feasible for Amazon to keep a voice profile on the speakers? I'm thinking if they are going to tout perfect v
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by lsseckman 12y ago
Comment C) is right on! The amount of coordination and planning it would take to secretly pull it off greatly surpasses even the most talented and motivated groups. It's interesting you use Gandhi as an example, there is some substanti