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mavdi
8y ago
Exactly my thought. They could have these produced for cheap and throw an army of them into the oceans. Pretty sure the new Escobar equivalents are already working on it.
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mavdi
8y ago
These are the guys behind www.onyxplatform.org. That alone tells me this is legit stuff. We will give it a try.
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mavdi
8y ago
You've only scratched the surface of cryptocurrencies and come here to make bold, completely untrue statements about their properties. Having a central actor, like a government, would solve a lot of scaling problem, as well as transact
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mavdi
8y ago
Scala is a very confused language and specially about the use of Options vs null. I find that Rust and Swift enforce Options a lot better.
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Atari's new console
(atarivcs.com)
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mavdi
8y ago
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mavdi
8y ago
In this day and age, it is beyond my comprehension why anyone would choose waste a major part of their day in long commutes, pay extortionate amounts to rent and be bound to a single location. Most coders are way more productive away from t
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165 days to earn enough to cover the rent in London
(bbc.com)
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mavdi
8y ago
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mavdi
8y ago
That statistic in skewed because most of the murders happen in the favelas within drug gangs. City areas are ripe with petty crime but murder is perhaps as widely seen as London. Plus... it's not infested with security cameras.
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mavdi
8y ago
I'm a Londoner living in Sao Paulo for a year now. I haven't had any security issues whatsoever for now. I do however follow the Brazilian common sense rules of keeping one safe when going out.
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mavdi
8y ago
This is just depressing. A lot of the people here can get a remote job for perhaps 10% less income, move to somewhere cheap but with great internet and spend 50% less housing/food and leisure. My internet connection in Brazil is 10x be
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mavdi
8y ago
> Simplify where possible > eliminate inconsistencies and surprising behavior Oh dear god please.
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mavdi
8y ago
No need for this really. whoishiring.io aggregates most of these already.
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mavdi
9y ago
You're incorrectly assuming that a shit giving parent will have shit giving kids.
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mavdi
9y ago
> die young No thanks, I'll just not have babies.
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mavdi
9y ago
The kinda comment that shows how arrogant we are in thinking if there are no humans, the planet isn't worth saving.
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mavdi
9y ago
The description and intentions seems disingenuous from what I see and what others have commented. Please flag this.
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mavdi
9y ago
You'd have to try it for yourself I guess. I loved Lisbon as a place to visit, but living there was a totally different story. Sadly (and apologies to the Portuguese here) Portugal is a harsh country to immigrants, especially Brazilian
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mavdi
9y ago
Yes well paid US based programming job. I transferwise.com funds, you have to read rules about your country of origin and double taxation laws. Brazil is a bureaucratic hell. I speak very basic Portuguese but taking lessons. I would definit
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mavdi
9y ago
I moved from London to Lisbon and then to Brazil. I get the same kinda "wtf" reaction from Brazilians. The bottom line is, with all that's wrong in Brazil and given my circumstances and my remote well paid job, I'm a lot
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mavdi
9y ago
Well this is exactly what I was wondering last week after noticing the USB-C port on the switch dock is labelled "Power Adapter". I thought it was a little off that there is no mention of USB-C, either not to confuse the users or
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mavdi
9y ago
I'll question the information merit of any rotten source. I suggest you do the same.
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mavdi
9y ago
In that case, that would be absolutely none of your business. You're making assumptions and jumping to conclusion about what went on.
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mavdi
9y ago
We'll end up doing exactly the same here in the West. Just after much drama and a few terror attacks. I admire the Chinese for their efficiency.
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mavdi
9y ago
It's obvious that you probably only read the first paragraph of the article.
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mavdi
9y ago
Right coz Ponzi schemes never happen with fiat currencies? Again, the level of ignorance here is just beyond belief.
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mavdi
9y ago
As always HN has this sore anti-crypto bias.
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mavdi
9y ago
Erm from what I'm reading it sure looks like they included what is practically a trojan in their software that only got activated when a pirated copy was detected. Obviously exposing their users to a whole set of new security attack su
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mavdi
9y ago
We all ultimately follow the Chinese when it comes to tech. Just after much drama and a couple terror attacks.
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mavdi
9y ago
The real value of BTC is argued to be around $500K mark.
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mavdi
9y ago
Neither lucky nor smart. When the technology came out, I put the work in, studied it, realised the potential and invested what I could afford to lose in it. Calling us lucky is very condescending, but I really don't mind it with my cur
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