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nvk
9y ago
Yes, maybe wishful-thinking but could have waited until a alternative was in place or at least have linked to a test implementation or something.
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nvk
9y ago
They should have replaced it with Lightning Network, is amazingly fast and cheap and works on top of Bitcoin. I'm running a test node, this stuff really works! > Lightning is a decentralized network using smart contract functionalit
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The new genetics of intelligence
(nature.com)
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nvk
9y ago
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nvk
9y ago
Odd, not on the first 3 pages.
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JAMES DAMORE vs. GOOGLE, LLC Case # 18CV321529 [pdf]
(scribd.com)
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nvk
9y ago
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Call options used to bet that Bitcoin will go over $50K next year
(wsj.com)
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9y ago
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nvk
9y ago
We earn in Bitcoin and pay many suppliers in Bitcoin. The appreciation between earn and spend is quite nice.
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nvk
9y ago
please do, i'd read it.
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nvk
9y ago
You could say it's much worst to dig gold out of the ground. (even accounting for the percentage for industrial use)
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Heather Heying: Should We “Stop Equating ‘Science’ with Truth”?
(quillette.com)
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9y ago
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Hacker News is more interested in Bitcoin when there's a bubble forming
(incoherency.co.uk)
124 points
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9y ago
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nvk
9y ago
Toronto is a major Bitcoin hub.
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OpenDime V2: Cyberpunk Credsticks Return [video]
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
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nvk
10y ago
Wonder why they didn't mention LiFePo4. Amazing, non explosive production cells. A bit pricier, but not that much.
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nvk
10y ago
I think you nailed it. 1. On top of that, there is also the fact that 100K new ppl move into the GTA every year. A good chunk of the wants to live in DT Toronto, further reducing the small supply; 2. Toronto produces 30% of Canada's ec
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10y ago
100% this, most people don't realize a lot of these corps are the "Jobs Programs". They take huge tax breaks to provide these 40/hr week unproductive boring jobs, or no one else will. In Canada we call them Banks and Tel
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This Currency [Bitcoin] Has Trounced the Dow This Year, 124% to 14%
(wsj.com)
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10y ago
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Announcing: OPENDIME v2 – Now *Genuine Verified* Bitcoin Credit Stick
(blog.opendime.com)
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10y ago
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nvk
10y ago
Just talking about search alternative; DuckDuckGo is my default search engine for over 2 years. It's incredibly good, the only caveat is you need to re-learn how to search. The same way you "changed yourself" initially for go
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nvk
10y ago
They take pull requests https://github.com/whispersystems There are better ways to give feedback than just saying a free app is "crap"
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nvk
10y ago
Every good dev I know makes 100K+, some make 150K+ and cost of living is much less.
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nvk
10y ago
Every good dev I know makes 100K+ and cost of living is much less.
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nvk
10y ago
Every good dev I know makes 100K+
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nvk
10y ago
yes
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nvk
10y ago
Can't compete on cheap booze in Ontario (fancy stuff is comparable).. Everything else is.
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nvk
10y ago
Bay area only pays more because 90% of your salary goes to rent.
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nvk
10y ago
Very welcoming. I was born in Brazil, being here over a decade.
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nvk
10y ago
Corp tax in Ontario is 15% and free health care. Dev pay also comparable. Come over :)
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nvk
10y ago
I've been sitting on an Embody for over 6 years. Since then, never had back soreness again. Best chair I ever owned.
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Yuan vs. Bitcoin Chart
(pbs.twimg.com)
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10y ago
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