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nkuttler
13y ago
Number of users.
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nkuttler
13y ago
Yes, I know.
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nkuttler
13y ago
Well, it seems you can't have so much success and preserve original community values. We've seen that over and over on various websites. If you haven't seen it yet, try http://hackermonthly.com/ . I'm not
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nkuttler
13y ago
I see, thanks. I don't really see how that could lead to so many dealyed transactions though.
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nkuttler
13y ago
If I missed something or if you disagree with me please tell me why.
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nkuttler
13y ago
Freshly mined coins don't make any sense to me. If MtGox needs frehsly mined coins to keep their exchange alive, they are probably dead. When and at which price did they spend their client's bitcoins so that now they have to rely
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13y ago
Wow, that really surprises me. Now I'm thinking Americans must be driving in the dark in foggy situations, or are you required to stop your vehicles when sight is limited? I mean, I realize that fog lights can give you a false sense of
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13y ago
Indeed, I find the article and the objections mentioned in it perfectly reasonable. The only question that interests me is a firmware update would be sufficient if it: - disables non-essential features above a certain speed - makes all esse
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13y ago
Don't overestimate bitcoin's anonymity. Because it's not anonymous. It not CamelCased either. Oh well.
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13y ago
Right, it's called testnet. I left more info in another comment.
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13y ago
Don't do anything experimental with real coins. That's what testnet is for: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Testnet . If you need a coin or two to get started, I run a testnet faucet at http://kuttler.eu
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nkuttler
13y ago
That's cute. I didn't see any science, just badly written infotainment.
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nkuttler
13y ago
I'm interested in your objections.
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13y ago
> They argue this could explain why the children of obese parents are more likely to become grossly overweight. Ugh, wait, what? No evidence presented for "eating fatty food makes you fat". No evidence presented for the diet of
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13y ago
I can't believe you got downvoted for that. And the person you replied to replies with > It's not so much a hunch as it is common sense So you are completely right, he cited no source.
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13y ago
The (preliminary) release notes are full of nice things https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.7/
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nkuttler
13y ago
No. Django is "The Web framework for perfectionists with deadlines". Sometimes you just need to get things done, and not to optimize prematurely. And seriously, if you replace every Django component with something else you probabl
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13y ago
You might be interested in something like https://github.com/buger/gor
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nkuttler
13y ago
Great :-)
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nkuttler
13y ago
Oh well, it's hardly an income but I created a rhyming dictionary years ago where one adsense container pays for all my personal hosting bills. http://rhymebox.com/ http://rhymebox.de/
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nkuttler
13y ago
Finds a cheap person who starts working the next day, on twitter. Cheap, fast, good, pick two. No surprise at all. OP sounds like the kind of client who wants a pixel perfect template and then tells you to "make it responsive" aft
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13y ago
Love it, that's something everybody can understand. I might rephrase it as "doesn't know about sewing" though, as you don't need the practical skill itself but have to understand the limitations of different techniq
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13y ago
Useless link, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZY43QSx3Fk is the source.
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nkuttler
13y ago
What an odd article. Sounded interesting but was painful to read and I don't see anything insightful, unless you include "think before you act". Oh, and silly gif :-(
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13y ago
Pretty sure if all humans stopped working, the human race would be dead in the water. Sorry, but what you said is absurd as long as bitcoin has value.
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13y ago
This guy certainly has a chatty crystal ball. Personally I'd recommend to everybody to ignore such "predictions". And as always, keep in mind that this is a new technology and BTC itself might be worth $0.01 at the end of the
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13y ago
Exactly what I expected.
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13y ago
Thanks, I understand your reasoning, but I think we'll just have to disagree.
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You see the world in black and white. You are right and everybody who disagrees is wrong, a liar, childish or confused (all direct quotes from you). I was simply going to ignore your aggressive behavior, but now that others chimed in... >
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13y ago
Oh, so they wrote their own framework but the site doesn't use a framework.. now I get it.
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