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by miketery 8y ago
I agree in principal to an extent - however economics need to be tied to the end product somewhat. Otherwise many people would opt for $100k healthcare cost (at the expense of the public) to extend their life for a few more months, this is
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I've been pondering a trusted network using shamir secret sharing for this case - where you can rely on other parties to hold the secret key and call on them. For example, origin player loses 2FA to system A, origin player calls out to
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by miketery 8y ago
A metaphor is a good literally tool, just because it's quoted without support doesn't mean he doesn't support said assertion in the article. If you say he's biased you need to support that statement.
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Pretty sparse on details. I presume local SQLite files for backend systems are unaffected, can anyone confirm?
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It doesn't need to be repaid. It creates relationships, in the form of ownership or shared risk. Its why inflation is key and having control over interest rates and quantitate easing is such a powerful tool for managing all this. All t
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Fixing laws starts with awareness. This is it, were more aware and discussing as a result.
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His technique is the same one that Netflix uses to recommend shows and movies afaik. Products have a market fit, and those markets are typically segmented by stereotypes. Nothing nefarious here. Edit: though his technique seems less impress
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Most likely they realized it wasn't as profitable when compared to other options.
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My heuristic here is that if they don't say abstractive then it must be extractive. Simply because the former is so much more difficult.
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Assume not, many of the moments in the show have been lived by myself and others. More so - I think the reality is that the truth goes even further than the fictional works we see.
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In such cases what are models that are more effective?
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I think prior to cyber 9/11 we're more likely to see actors executing attacks for financial gain. i.e. for competitive advantage or market manipulation. > A hacker took over the Twitter account of the Associated Press in 2013,
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Off top of my head: - voting rights - profit sharing (dividend) - on leaving you would sell your shares back to the trust - on hiring you would be granted shares (w/ cliff and vesting)
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Links posted are still real, maybe by same account to give impression of more activity. But it was to get real people. It's not like they were selling those fake eye balls to advertising. This case is totally different and is fraud.
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If by blockchain you mean a database that has cryptographic security (e.g. signing by various parties) then yes. If you mean proof of work or proof of stake based blockchain, hmm unlikely. Though those that are proof of work or proof of sta
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Oh cool! where do i get one?
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I've been struggling with this for a while and you put it really well. However it frustrates me to no end, that customers are expected to do compensation sharing with the employer. The nefarious thing about this is that the employer ha
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by miketery 8y ago
What are you smoking. Germany has accepted their past, and has moved forward to rebuild and establish an advanced and civilized society.
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Precisely, those things are tiny! Its smaller and less comfortable than a car - so imagine the point which you get tiered driving a long distance, now cut by two - that's likely when you'll start to get fatigued in a small plane l
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3blue1brown has great linear algebra videos that take it from the transformations point of view.
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a group of 6 will have 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1 = 15.
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by miketery 8y ago
Please provide an example of an RDBMS with petabytes of data. Seems unlikely.
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What? Can we start with an example such as: 1) Take a room starting at 20C, how much energy to get the room to 25C? 2) Conversely take a room at 25C, how much energy to get the room to 20C? Intuitively heating should be cheaper, since lose
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by miketery 8y ago
What are you finding the advantages of using JavaScript over another language like say python for those IoT applications?
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Not if you don't have skin in the game. The associated risk and payout equilibrium becomes the prediction. Without skin in the game you end up with manipulated values.
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Can you expand on why one wouldn't want to start with a state bank?
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What's stops people from publishing in both?
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Been waiting for something like this for a while. Much nicer if you can keep a ledger of these auth'd cards and revoke if need be.
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While good in principal and as good as we can get today, we need to be aware of it's flaws. In particular, that certain stakeholders can manipulate, or have outsized influence on the market, as a result the system no longer operates as
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Why does the farming lobby care? Is it because of wake up times tied to sunrise?

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