mhluongo

25 ms·

271.
by mhluongo 8y ago
I don't think that's the reason :)
272.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Classically liberal is a term that predates libertarian, and is distinguished from American liberalism. Thus the modifier
273.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Hey, we're working on blockchain "somewhat homomorphic encryption" (SHE) via multiparty computation. In particular, a privacy layer for Ethereum.
274.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Last commit on master was 5 days ago, and appears otherwise to be maintained. A lot can change in a repo in 2 years
275.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Did you read the article? Clearly the resolution tweaked the US- eg threatening to withdraw military aid from Ecuador- implying there's a large couched interest.
276.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Have you thought that through? Sounds like an argument for eugenics
277.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Of course you can- many did that before CSS preprocessing was a thing.
278.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Government intervention, in the form of easily accessible student loans, is a huge part of what brought us here.
279.
by mhluongo 8y ago
I was certain you didn't have kids before I hit the second sentence. Imaginative play is important. But developmental psych suggests that a certain amount of order is necessary for later ability to focus and reason later. And honestly,
280.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Well-funded fintech co that just ran into this- going to check it out!
281.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Anything involving a clearing house.
282.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Two different techniques here. One-time pad is a strong random cipher, versus a typical "lookup" substitution cipher which is garbage.
283.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Currently, I'm implementing BLS signatures in Go and Solidity. A couple co-workers are implementing a threshold ECDSA signature scheme from the paper announcing it. Last night we had a jam session with a cryptography professor at a top
284.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Fold, Keep | San Francisco, CA; Atlanta, GA | Software Engineer | ONSITE & REMOTE | Full-time | $100k-180k with equity We are a cryptocurrency production studio backed by a number of well-known investors in the space. We have opportunit
285.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Yep. When people say calories in nutrition, they usually mean "kcal".
286.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Yes- you can burn through your runway, or you lose the opportunity to a better capitalized competitor.
287.
by mhluongo 8y ago
It can be great for the state and a "smart move" and still be exploitative. There's a middle ground here. I used to feel the same about the lotto being a game for "consenting adults", but it's a game that the s
288.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Important to remember it was paid for from Georgia lotto proceeds, making it a tax on the poor to pay for middle-class education. Disclaimer: Hope recipient
289.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Eh, that's always been a struggle as a crypto startup- BitPay had the opposite issue for years. Consider reaching out, I'm not sure they've published the latest stuff
290.
by mhluongo 8y ago
He's not. The first time I pitched him, I was blown away by how quickly he understood our business. He thinks differently, but from what I've seen contrarian bets are a good way to succeed as a VC. He also doesn't care about
291.
by mhluongo 8y ago
It's not.
292.
by mhluongo 8y ago
Talk to the guys at HashRabbit. They've been quietly working on this for years
293.
by mhluongo 8y ago
XPS 13 user here, big fan
294.
by mhluongo 8y ago
So my global, remote team isn't diverse... because they're remote? The shared office doesn't matter IMO.
295.
by mhluongo 9y ago
"Oh, you're a theoretical physicist? I find theoretical physics is just thinking. Think hard, and repeat!" There's more to both the study of systems and the mindset than "think". Knowledge of a subject is knowl
296.
by mhluongo 9y ago
Leverage doesn't make the blockchain aspect useless- in fact, the chain means the consumer can choose their insurance provider based on backing asset characteristics and how leveraged the risk pool is. Similar to what we had before, bu
297.
by mhluongo 9y ago
They aren't providing software as a "service"- they're providing user data and eyeballs as a service. You're confusing the business model (advertising) and the medium (software).
298.
by mhluongo 9y ago
What makes you think they produce software as a service? Their users aren't their customers, advertisers are.
299.
by mhluongo 9y ago
Most wallets these days don't reuse addresses, but without mixing, confidential transactions, or another approach, it's trivial to cluster a wallet via its chance outputs, etc. Iota is/was incredibly broken, and shouldn'
300.
by mhluongo 9y ago
You're thinking donkeys and horses. I believe a mule is the sterile result of that interbreeding.

More ›