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menzoic
6y ago
You trust a decentralized network of computers running code, not just a single one, that's the main point. There's both centralized and decentralized exchanges available.
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6y ago
Could be both
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6y ago
Another idea aside from living 4-5yrs on savings is to save towards F.I.R.E and get financial independence for a lifetime https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/financial-independence-...
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7y ago
I would agree if these systems weren't being used to accost and prosecute people in the affected groups in the real world today. Considering that humans are willing to blindly follow these false results I'd say it's even more
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7y ago
3: Work, personal, independent business
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7y ago
> The PS3 shader compiler infamously had a random search for an optimizer, and Sony's recommendation was to just run it continually with different random seed inputs in hopes it found a better optimization for your shader. Sounds li
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7y ago
I think it's fair to say if something is before its time then it's poorly implemented because it doesn't address any audience. Sometimes newer tech compliments older tech but "before it's time" almost feels lik
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7y ago
It doesn't seem odd when you consider the effects of supply and demand. Many players in the app market are willing to price their apps much lower than the price of a cup of coffee. Maybe the way we got here is odd, but maybe not since
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7y ago
That's the issue at hand. Singapore's economy can't support retirement in the way you think about it from your country.
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We won't be using bank notes in 50yrs. Should be all digital.
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7y ago
Because no one wants it
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7y ago
There's a lot more attention to this threat than there would be if the cloud wasn't ubiquitous. Could be a net positive.
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7y ago
What does speculative mean in this context?
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7y ago
Reddit
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7y ago
> What humans have in common is that we are descended from the most aggressive, fastest breeding population that killed off all our close competitors. We didn't necessarily kill 100% of all our individual close competitors. We might
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Eternity even
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7y ago
It could still use authentication
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7y ago
Fuzz testing could help
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7y ago
Libra isn't completely centralized. There's a long list of other corporations and institutions that will be validators. Facebook won't have 100% or even 10% control.
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7y ago
Even with sharding the scale is significant. The QPS is massive because everything is real-time. Optimized matching and routing decisions based on many factors are instantly made on a large scale even locally.
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7y ago
Dark Patterns 101 in 2019
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7y ago
Reminds me of Neil deGrasse Tyson's comments on the "intelligence gap". If bees can do this, how smart are we really? Compared to generally intelligent AI or extraterrestrials, the difference between our intelligence and a be
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7y ago
> How do we keep economic growth going if our main driver (human capital) is disappearing? The majority of the population does low or unskilled labor. This can be replaced by machines. Reduced focus on low skill work will also give more
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7y ago
Scale is all about numbers. Solutions that work for small scale don't always translate to large scale. Plenty of information about Uber scale is publicly available on the blog and YouTube.
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Drivers don't really compete with each other. Maybe in some extreme future case, but its hard to imagine driver/rider ratio going out of control. So far more drivers just means lower ETAs which means more riders.
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> In our world, you cannot patent theorems but people publish them anyway. Why? You'll never have enough information to know what theorems went unpublished. You can only speak to the probability based on incentives. Public instituti
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7y ago
All debt isn't the same. I see it as savings when the debt is backed by an asset like a a mortgage is, then paying it down gives you more equity in the asset. If you sell the home, this equity converts into cash. You could also get ano
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The fact that it was undumped until recently makes me want to understand this more. Can you ELI5?
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End to end means from client to client. Facebook wouldn't be able to see the messages.
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A co-worker of mine (lead architect) passed away a few months ago and his messages still show up frequently in Slack history searches and git blames. Feels weird that I could still DM the account.
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