mithras

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by mithras 13y ago
I use this but I feel there is a lot of room left for improvement, does anyone have a better android OSM client?
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by mithras 13y ago
Just as interest in the conventional economic system is wildly anti-egalitarian: very literally, the rich get richer.
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by mithras 13y ago
Keep on dreaming.
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by mithras 13y ago
Saturation maybe?
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by mithras 13y ago
Did the ™ not give it away?
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by mithras 13y ago
I think this contentment is a good thing to strive for anyway, even if it does not equate to true happines.
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by mithras 13y ago
All transactions on/within exchanges are off chain.
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by mithras 13y ago
Because as far as I know no altcoin has implemented that so OP couldn't easily copy that. (Also why would another altcoin implement it as scrypt has the advantage of being memory hard.)
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by mithras 13y ago
Irrelevant when global production is declining.
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by mithras 13y ago
It implies at least 50% of the startups have no impact at all. Which I think is reasonable to say.
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by mithras 13y ago
Technically I think you mean the impact of the median startup is zero.
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by mithras 13y ago
As a real bitcoin supporter I agree. It's too much for the casual HN reader and the die hard bitcoin users have usually heard the news through other channels.
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by mithras 13y ago
So you'd like your genome to be in the hands of a Cayman Island company?
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by mithras 13y ago
In a serious bitcoin/mental poker implementation you could let people put up a bond that's used to pay the other party if you do that. It's not exactly zero trust anymore but still better than the conventional model.
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by mithras 13y ago
Tehy've been doign that since the beginning of time. It's their thing.
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by mithras 13y ago
Same for me. I enjoy social activities and have learned good social skills, but I still need my recharge time alone.
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by mithras 13y ago
Same for South East Asia.
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by mithras 13y ago
>The transaction has to be verified by multiple other people before it can be trusted. That's not how it works, sorry. If you don't double spend your transaction and you attach a proper fee it's going to get in the chain,
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by mithras 13y ago
Huh, if you make a valid transaction there is no reason why it would fail.
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by mithras 13y ago
If only I had known that before I recommended it to a client.
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by mithras 13y ago
Sure if you like to wait 8 weeks for your money.
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by mithras 13y ago
I live in Laos and can confirm the official doctrine is to not hurt any animals. Many people however use the heaviest antibug spray available. Very very few vegetarians around as well.
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by mithras 13y ago
Are you serious? it's is short for it is and not the possesive pronoun.
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by mithras 13y ago
Usually if you buy a product with a one year warranty you don't expect it to be unusable after 13 months. I don't know if they can swap batteries though, that would change things.
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by mithras 13y ago
I consider this borderline scammy. Products shouldn't be expected to become unusable right about when the warranty ends.
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by mithras 13y ago
All those millions still go to the lowest bidder.
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by mithras 13y ago
at font size 4 this is infeasible. He might have introduced a single error somewhere for good measure.
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by mithras 13y ago
>Bitcoins can be divided into 10^8 small subparts called shitoshis Stopped reading there, do some research. First off they are calles satoshis, also that limit is far from hard.
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by mithras 13y ago
The grass is greener...
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by mithras 13y ago
I don't even know why people pledged over $11000 for this. It will fail, and hard.

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