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by neuralzen 7y ago
CompTIA certs are a mixed bag, some are decent, but many are very surface level. CISSP is broad, and more managerial level, but certainly worthwhile. But if you'd like some in the trenches stuff, I'd suggest the OSCP.
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by neuralzen 7y ago
True, although they do seem to actually have the world's oldest continuous democracy, from what I've read. Could give some credence to their other claim. Ethnologue mentions this fact too, in the comments, although they got the re
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by neuralzen 7y ago
When I visited Himachel Predesh I stayed a few days in a remote Himalayan village named Malana, sometimes referred to as "The Village of Taboos" due to all of the rules they have, largely concerning outsiders. Outsiders are not al
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by neuralzen 7y ago
I would think that depends. In Indonesia a lot of people do just that and seem ok (though lots of hacking and coughing), and in Jordan I saw construction workers toiling in the sun all day who wouldn't drink water while fasting, which
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Look at the long wake of professionals and businesses left by Trump alone, who could out litigate most to get a cheap (or outright unpaid) bill. There are countless reasons to shift trust to a programmatic contract. Plus there are projects
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by neuralzen 8y ago
I think they mean x86, as those dev boards are $1k.
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by neuralzen 8y ago
I believe this is billed as "Executive Creative Time" in modern nomenclature.
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by neuralzen 8y ago
That isn't exactly true, the whole reason IPFS and Filecoin exists is to supply this service.
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Hey, this is out of context, but I noticed you replied on a thread almost a month back saying you were interested in vajrayana visualization practices. Sorry I didn't notice your reply! I cannot reply to that thread anymore, but here&#
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Absolutely crazy. By comparison, Go-Jek in Indonesia ends up paying their scooter delivery workers about about $3-$4 on average per hour (in my experience) depending on traffic, for deliveries (food, shopping, etc). There is also no option
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by neuralzen 8y ago
I'm curious if any of the Buddhist visualization techniques would help, particularly vajrayana practices. I can dig some up if you're interested, but they are boring and very rote. You start very simple and small and slowly add fe
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Good ol' Hanlon's Razor
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by neuralzen 8y ago
The problem to me is more an issue of repeat offenders not knowing what they dont know. They can't conceive of a better option, so they choose the option they understand, which is not usually a particularly helpful one, for themselves
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Well said, this pilgramage is definitely a worthwhile one.
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Trying to get a Glowing Black Stone drop broke me on that game. The final straw was after camping the npc that drops it as a rare drop for days, with like 6-8 hours between spawns (Pyzjn), she finally spawned again and midway through castin
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by neuralzen 8y ago
I'm curious too, would you mind sending me a link?
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Why not just make the seal ribbed, with complimentary ribbing on the other side? ~~~
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by neuralzen 8y ago
PCI DSS allows for "Mitigating Controls" if you need to deviate from specified requirements, provided it is well documented and is equal to or greater in security. Doing teardowns to review circumspect hardware, and applying one&#
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by neuralzen 8y ago
NAND2Tetris would be a much better way to learn how computers work, imo.
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by neuralzen 8y ago
That Dennett quote is fantastic...thanks!
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Certainly makes sense if the holographic principle is correct, and our universe of experience is encoded in the entropic 2D planar surface of a blackhole.
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by neuralzen 8y ago
I love Zach's games, just picked up EXAPUNKS and loving it. My favorite since Shenzhen I/O, but they are all great.
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by neuralzen 8y ago
Banks and financial institutions are also big consumers of blockchain tech. Jibrel is putting fiat, realestate, and other assets on chain, for example, which is convenient for ownership tracking, but banks can also make on-chain/off-ch
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by neuralzen 9y ago
That's very cool! Although wouldn't the UV filter coating on commercial lenses be counter productive? Assuming they are capturing this stuff full (IR to UV) spectrum...
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by neuralzen 9y ago
This is one of the reasons I think Agrello will be a successful project, as it aims to have an AI engine process legal contracts into smart contracts. Granted it currently still currently requires a lawyer of a particular region to create a
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by neuralzen 9y ago
I'm really glad Jibrel's tokens are unlocking in 3 days, don't have to deal with Tether bullshit anymore.
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by neuralzen 9y ago
Look what happened with Kik's KIN though. That had similar positioning (though not the same vision). 1.2B seems insanely high, even with their numerous goals.
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by neuralzen 9y ago
True, but once deployed it's free to execute. The intent is to weed out junk contracts, among other reasons. There has also been discussion of reducing this cost, as the value of GAS rises.
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by neuralzen 9y ago
One of the reasons why I suspect NEO may be more suited for such things. State changes will likely still be a factor, but once the smart contract is deployed, it's free to execute.
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by neuralzen 9y ago
Short video describing this process in Zen: https://youtu.be/Q_VizlDWcTA

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