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by nexuist 6y ago
No, because cold wallets are stored in a physical location without software interaction. They'd have to do what essentially amounts to a terrorist attack in order to break into that location, subdue all the guards, steal all the wallet
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by nexuist 6y ago
> But I also chose to work at a place that has a physician-led and supportive administration Your positive experience seems to confirm that working in a place with good management has a positive effect on employee morale, although I&#x27
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by nexuist 6y ago
Cool project! There used to be a really useful startup in this space, TradeWave, that would allow users to deploy their own custom code onto their platform and run it live against multiple exchanges. It also supported backtesting (testing y
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by nexuist 6y ago
VCUs seem like an excellent solution for this problem and I'm actually surprised they didn't opt to build custom hardware for this earlier on. I wonder if other video companies will hop onto this and start releasing their own VCUs
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by nexuist 6y ago
The AirTag network requires other Apple devices to be nearby in order to register the location. The chip itself doesn't have any GPS capabilities. Ultimately it depends where your cat usually goes; if he's surrounded by people or
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by nexuist 6y ago
If Google could make a few cents from every comment on HN disparaging JS they wouldn't have to show us ads anymore (edit: I realize there are legitimate reasons to block JavaScript so I just wanted to clarify this is a joke and I don&#
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by nexuist 6y ago
Does the FDIC cover any other country's banks than the US?
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by nexuist 6y ago
Is there a particular reason why they had to fight the fire instead of waiting for it to put itself out? IIRC this is what Tesla itself recommends if there is no danger of spreading to nearby objects.
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by nexuist 6y ago
Are airbags and seatbelts also conveniences that do not make the driver safer?
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by nexuist 6y ago
> So evidently it even looks at how long you look at certain content It does. Instagram constantly sends back telemetry including your scroll position, which can then be used to determine what you were looking at and for how long. Scroll
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by nexuist 6y ago
Can you prove neither of you Googled anything related? Surely either you or your office mate could have done further research later on, which would involve searching those chemicals online and browsing Web pages related to them? Alternative
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by nexuist 6y ago
Is it personal health information if it's tied to an anonymous ID that contains no other details about you? I doubt the advertiser knows OP's name or address when they choose which ad to show.
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by nexuist 6y ago
> FTP is clearly a protocol made for command-line comfort GUIs did not exist when FTP was made. Frankly, the concept of user accounts didn't either, so the anonymous access hack was a product of its time and not an intentional desig
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by nexuist 6y ago
> had to run on old machines in a poor district Your problem space is much different than most people starting out, because you already know what hardware your software is running on, and could probably physically go there to test it out
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by nexuist 6y ago
I address this and counter it approximately three paragraphs into my post.
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by nexuist 6y ago
This does not imply that they are okay with Bitcoin's privacy guarantees because my post also does not imply that people are using Bitcoin as a currency. I think any discussion on crypto has to be conscientious of the fact that quite a
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by nexuist 6y ago
Does it matter if the market is manipulated by propaganda? You, the laborer, can either make a native app or a web app, and you know one option is more likely to net a return than the other. Why would you risk making a native app in this ma
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by nexuist 6y ago
That seems to have been because he was Travis Kalanick, not because he had majority voting rights.
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by nexuist 6y ago
The same anti-web sentiment appears on nearly every post about a web app (app in the traditional sense "app", rather than a web site like a blog or something) and I do not understand why it won't die. The market has spoken fo
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by nexuist 6y ago
The front page boldly claims "no data leaks, no hacks." I am immediately suspicious. Nobody in their right mind with sufficient technical background is still claiming that in 2021, for any technical solution.
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by nexuist 6y ago
It's important in the context of NASA's budget, for which $10b is a pretty significant hit which could be going to objectively more useful things.
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by nexuist 6y ago
BO doesn't have the same publicly stated goals as SpaceX so it seems kind of silly to compare them. AFAIK their primary goal is to enable space tourism with reusable rockets with rapid turnaround. This is much different than SpaceX, wh
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by nexuist 6y ago
Is it actually a criminal investigation? Surely this is a civil matter with no chance of jail time right?
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by nexuist 6y ago
With the ability for cryptos to perform hard forks as we have seen with ETH, it seems like technical problems are more or less irrelevant to the worth of a given coin - if there is enough demand then some developers will step up and give th
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by nexuist 6y ago
Hi there! I appreciate you being nice. I guess all Tesla posts are incredibly controversial so we just assume that posters fit into one of several predefined camps. No worries, I understand! > 2010 on a Kia So according to the Wiki artic
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by nexuist 6y ago
You've got it backwards. Supervising an ML model in a lab under perfect conditions is testing the times tables. Putting you in extremely variable situations where you have to solve different problems is learning calculus. No two drivin
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by nexuist 6y ago
I like Elon's personality but I do not particularly care about promoting him as a good person or some kind of hero. I care instead about the goals he is furthering and from my independent analysis Tesla is the best electric automaker a
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by nexuist 6y ago
You are correct that Waymo does operate taxis on cities, however Autopilot collects data on highways and rural roads as well. The Waymo model currently depends on 3D mapping entire cities down to the centimeter and then augmenting that poin
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by nexuist 6y ago
Garbage headline. Nobody had assisted cruise control and lane keep assist for $35k in 2010. Tesla owners have that and better every day, and they use it every day, accruing billions of miles to train the algorithm. Tesla Autopilot directl
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by nexuist 6y ago
That's a redundancy against thirsty developers.

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