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mgalka
9y ago
Useful website!
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Four years of token sales in one animated graphic
(elementus.io)
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mgalka
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Goldman CEO on Bitcoin: “A Vehicle to Perpetrate Fraud”
(bloomberg.com)
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New ICO backed by Hyundai
(hdac.io)
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9y ago
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mgalka
9y ago
Really cool. I've always wondered why nobody was doing this. Just about every website in the world could benefit from it. Nice work!
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Blockchain 3D Explorer
(blockchain3d.info)
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mgalka
9y ago
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Incredible jumping robot
(youtu.be)
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mgalka
9y ago
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Amazon has patented beehive-shape drone station
(pdfaiw.uspto.gov)
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mgalka
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The Parity fallout: Which ICOs are affected?
(elementus.io)
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mgalka
9y ago
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People killed in terrorist attacks in 2017: Europe vs. Africa
(rts.ch)
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mgalka
9y ago
Surprised I've never seen metaballs before. Very cool.
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mgalka
9y ago
> Jamie Dimon's reaction is not IMO unreasonable given the hype and the contradictions inherent in the position of most bitcoin advocates - contradictions laid bare in this article (fast, decentralised, consistent, pick two). His ul
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mgalka
9y ago
Really cool! Is the code posted anywhere? Would like to see how some of these work.
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mgalka
9y ago
Funny? Yes. Relevant? No. The post makes the case for why IPFS should replace HTTP -- has nothing to do with how well the technology works right now in its infancy.
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mgalka
9y ago
1. The amounts raised so far are small, a few $100k. That's tiny compared to what ICO lose in hacks. 2. These are not high tech crypto startups, as most ICOs are. This is some guy selling diamonds. The text from the website sounds ridi
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New whitepaper by Vitalik Buterin regarding the ICO market [pdf]
(people.cs.uchicago.edu)
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mgalka
9y ago
> Way back then, the web was locked in a competition with other proprietary platforms like Flash, Shockwave and Java Maybe this is just semantics, but it sounds like "web" is being used as synonymous with "JavaScript."
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Announcing the Winners of the First Underhanded Solidity Coding Contest
(medium.com)
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mgalka
9y ago
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AXA Is Using Ethereum's Blockchain for a New Flight Insurance Product
(coindesk.com)
32 points
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mgalka
9y ago
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mgalka
9y ago
Agree with your point on Experian absolving itself, but there are many scenarios in which Alice is also the victom of the thief. With enough info about someone, you can steal digital assets too.
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mgalka
9y ago
>I apologize to consumers and our business customers for the concern and frustration this causes What a cop out. "Concern and frustration" are not the problem here. Identity theft is.
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148 Lost Documents by Alan Turing Accidentally Found in Old Storage
(sciencealert.com)
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9y ago
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Beginning in October, Chrome will show “not secure” warnings on HTTP pages
(blog.chromium.org)
4 points
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9y ago
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mgalka
9y ago
There was a class action suit about this a few years ago. Completely inappropriate. Though I don't think it should have any bearing on whether or not it's OK to scrape their site.
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mgalka
9y ago
Have no doubt this will be unpopular, but I think LinkedIn is right. Most news sites publish to the world. But scraping a news site's content and monetizing it yourself is not ok. Legally, it violates intellectual property law. But law
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Global multiproxy temperature reconstructions over the last 2000 years
(nature.com)
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mgalka
9y ago
A lot of people roll their eyes at the idea of addictions to something other than drugs -- gambling, sex, video games, etc. Having done some in-depth research on gambling addiction, I am firmly convinced it is every bit as addictive and pro
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Activity inequality
(activityinequality.stanford.edu)
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mgalka
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mgalka
9y ago
Love the concept! Clear value proposition for anyone who knows both worlds (code + data). Look forward to giving it a try.
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mgalka
9y ago
This is great, such a useful function. Thanks for posting.
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