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11y ago
Cue the creation of the "Satoshi Pattern"
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11y ago
> AbstractBlockchainFactoryFactories scary but true
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Hedge fund manager attempts “reverse patent troll” strategy
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You can grab M0 data from the Federal Reserve website each week which contains physical currency stats. https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/MBCURRCIR
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11y ago
Huge fines > According to the Highway Act, Uber has been fined NT$100,000 (approximately US$3,070) to NT$150,000 (approximately US$4,605). Uber drivers have been fined NT$50,000 (approximately US$1,535).
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ASX invests in US blockchain firm to settle stock trades
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Why would the author substitute the terms 'cash', 'savings' and 'profits' in the article given their entirely different meanings? Corporations could be sitting on trillions of dollars in 'cash' if th
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So the article title could be changed to "Peach API has replay vulnerability"? I haven't actually tried this yet but can someone confirm the app has pinning? If so, thoughts on how he sniffed the original traffic and ran the
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Burp is great too: https://portswigger.net/burp/
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what's the context of "application security"?
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Ask HN: Why does the Slack Mac app take so long to start?
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> He confirmed to TechCrunch that 18 people were laid off, mostly in sales. From the original article
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> While visiting France, President Barack Obama authorized the use of an autopen to create his signature which signed into law an extension of three provisions of the USA PATRIOT Act. On January 3, 2013, he signed the extension to the Bu
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Autopen: autograph robot used by celebrities and U.S presidents
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Warburb Pincus VC talking on Bloomberg: “The unicorn bubble is a bubble”
(overcast.fm)
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I actually find working with C in Swift to be far more pleasant than using C directly. The blog post by our friends at Apple on the subject - https://developer.apple.com/swift/blog/?id=6 - gives a pretty good back
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His Linkedin profile sheds some light on this (don't want to be creepy and link to it or anything, it's pretty easily discoverable via his blog if you're interested).
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There's a great podcast with Sam Altman discussing these "valuations" a couple of weeks back[0]. He describes how the valuations everyone talks about in the press often come from preferred stock financing rounds (ie: classes
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Ask HN: Why does podcast discoverability suck?
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Not at all. I'm just saying I don't consider it hugely important in the context of the art world (both buyers and sellers); completely agree that in the past Time had plenty of sway in the areas of politics/capital markets e
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Without wanting to be like "I know more than everyone about art", I have "moderate" insight into the contemporary side of the art world (a couple of friends are dealers in NY, I take a passing interest in goings on and a
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I guess VF hasn't cut beverage expense accounts for its developers yet :)
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Interesting he was kept on for so long. Not sure if you could say Time is much of a "gatekeeper" in the art world though. The guy himself comments on how it wasn't a super important role at Time.
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Scary!
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SNAP-10A was an experimental nuclear reactor launched into space in 1965
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I hear you (I once had someone describe a $125m "PeopleSoft" payroll system upgrade which didn't actually work - far cry from Jira) and I wasn't trying to say that their stuff is bad; I had been hoping to place some comm
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Apologies - I acknowledged Apple (via Swift OSS) in my original post, will update to reflect the ones you have posted. (Actually I don't think I can as PG's algorithm seems to time lock edits - would happily add those names if I c
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No need to make it personal! I was only referring to the people who always complain about their products. I have a huge amount of respect for Atlassian (IMO they're the standout Au tech story as a company), have a number of friends w
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As a former user of Atlassian products in a number of "enterprisey places", and having always myself said something along the lines of "this [Jira/Confluence/HipChat] is a big ball of enterprisey s!&t" I ju
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My last couple of gigs were with banks. At both of them the CTO would use simply the term "cyber" as shorthand for any security related discussion.
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