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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Sort of depends on what you consider a consumer app. CryptoKitties and Loom Networks' ZombieBattleground and DelegateCall have some decent numbers. Then of course there is wallet software that interfaces with blockchain (e.g. Metamask)
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Hi Brooke, one thing that isn't clear from reading the links you provided, did Ancestry pay the fee requested by the state? From what I can tell, you refused to pay the fee (rightly or wrongly, I have no ability to assess the cost quot
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
>Those people do not want to learn to program, they want to solve problem I've come to learn that this is why some (many?) established programmers have such a visceral reaction to people using PHP, because at the root it's act
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
It's not sloppy, it's what the law allows for. You seem to have a misunderstanding in stating "the metadata should have only contained anonymized entries for the email addresses of the counterparties." That's simply
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
It'd be helpful to track down where the wealth goes. It seems to be broken down between the care provider, hospital, pharmaceutical companies and possibly the insurance company. Has anyone fully tracked down averages on where the money
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Github did weigh on this now saying they are unaffected https://twitter.com/GitHubSecurity/status/105231733337972326...
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
It was also cheaper for us than Redshift, of course your mileage may vary.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
We've been using it for a couple years and pretty happy. Every once in a while there is a bug that takes a while to fix, but really it's been pretty great compared to what we were using before.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
That's true of just about any technological innovation though. Even look at recent examples with space, self-driving cars, etc. I'd posture that we are currently somewhere in the Trough of Disillusionment [0] and that it'll a
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Samaritan is doing good work and making it easy to get digital credit or other credit to people rather than directly handle cash. Where things really shine though I think is with surfacing the stories of the people you are giving to.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
What's the data store? And apologies if this is a dumb question, but given the number of astronomical objects in the universe that we might identify, is there some special consideration given to how large the amount of data stored migh
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
I participate in Good Judgment, but I think it will be great to compare Augur's results on certain questions to GJP's results (whenever there is a question that overlaps at least).
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Is there anything to learn from the experience of "The Melt"? It seemed they started with a grilled cheese focus, didn't do so well, and pivoted to burgers. Now they seem to be doing well (however this is only through observa
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
There are numbers, linked to in the article: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2018/07/31/1800097115
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Do you have some verifiable information on that? The government narrative is it was a drone attack, but there doesn't seem to be any footage to show that. Has anything been released to verify the attack as being from drones?
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
It's not saying the RAR file is that. It's saying you can only get access to the file through a password-protected website on the dark web.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
This is a nice idea, but F for every coin asides Bitcoin for technical development seems...suspect (D- for Ethereum I'm counting as basically an F by your ratings)
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
I think it would help if you talked more about the need to start with a GSM circuit for communication. For instance, could you instead consider starting with some bluetooth devices? Also, what does "smart agriculture" mean to you?
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
They need 3 machines specifically, one is for heating the material, one for pressing it, and one for forming it. I'll see if I can get the listing of the machines as she has already found the ones available for purchase locally.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
If anyone could help, I'm working with a company led by a young woman in Kenya who is actively creating paving bricks out of used plastic bottles. They need about $25k-$50k for machinery to help scale out the operation, and we're
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Where is 'here'? Also, voter fraud is incredibly rare in the US, and we didn't need ID cards to accomplish that.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
I didn't see a link to a video in the article, but here's one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyjN_ZwJr8Y
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
I'm working with a plastic recycler in Kenya that may be solving issues in a novel way: https://make-it-initiative.org/africa/cpt_startup/gjenge-ent... Contact me if you want an intro to them, they are seekin
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Great read, and nice-follow up to the array.reverse() exploit from last year which I hadn't ever seen fully explained.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Agreed, this is great, though I'm in Nairobi and they have banned plastic last year, setting a great example.
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
We use PerimeterX and it's generally worked well for us https://www.perimeterx.com/ (and more cost-effective than spending our own time on it, at least for us) I do share your desire though to try to direct the traffic
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Yes, I whole-heartedly agree, the user should own their PII and who has access to it, but the KYC and AML checks still have to happen. Having a provider do it is also great, but Civic (as one of your examples) has explicitly stated they can
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
Congrats on getting to this point! Been following Dharma closely for a little while now as we (Kiva) have an interest in trying to increase financial inclusion and decrease lending costs for the world's poor and have been hoping Dharma
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
> I don't see the point. >If you have some specific condition or disease, then just take targeted measures Did you even read the article? That's exactly what she says she is doing. When there's a stomach flu or other
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by nowarninglabel 8y ago
This is one of those interesting knee-jerk HN reactions that miss the entire point. Acorns built a product that people love. As to "why couldn't any major bank or credit card company implement this and blow them completely out of

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