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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
As interesting as an idea as this appears, I am hesitant to think that it would do anything other than distract me even more.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
One of the questions I have is why is that a requirement? Why does one network need to support the entire global populations? I mean if it's to be used as fiat currency then I only need it to pay for things roughly in my extended commu
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I remember in the nokia days it took one hand to take your phone out of your pocket, text a friend and put it back in your pocket. If i can't do what I need to do with one hand the phone is basically useless.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I own the 128gb SE. Compact form factor - i thought that was the point of phones - and tons of storage for music. It's like having a smart phone with an oldskool ipod. Sometimes I just don't feel like streaming things.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
Yea, this just sounds like asset-backed securities with central banking cut out.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I've heard of that with farms and land. Is this a thing with assets, like buildings and houses?
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
Is good governance obtainable in a country of such scale and idological diversity?
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
> And then you absolutely do have to give arguments for why you want any inequality to exist in the first place I'm not in favor of inequality, but I can't disregard the fact that it is naturally occuring in most realms. From g
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I am also confused by these people, but I assume the are the type that have no self-doubt and therefore believe their beliefs to be true. The problem I face is that I can see it going both ways. I can human pollution to be the cause of clim
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I find it distrubing that some of the most widely used arguments against Monsanto can be myths. It makes me really question the information I get whether supportive/critical. That aside they are pretty evil.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
Related to prop 13 that is also how golf courses in cali metro areas are able to exist, despite taking up huge swaths of land and having very few members. There was a revisionist history episode on it: http://revisionisthistory.c
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
Your point seems to make sense in GPU lands as well. Nvidia offers ECC on their workstation class GPUs - quadro - but not on their gaming GPU - gtx.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
Robert Sapolsky, a neuroscientist, talking about toxoplasmosis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3x3TMdkGdQ He touches on some very interesting observations that have been made about the infection and behavior.
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Ask HN: What's the worst organized project you've worked on
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
The internet archive is a good resource. I had a professor that researched web archiving. Basically the internet is dynamic and constantly changing. Sites come and go. The same is true for news articles. The example he used was hurricane Ka
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
The most dangerous thing you can do for someone is set their expectations. I think this is true for adults as well. Expectations add more pressure to meet a curtain performance that otherwise wouldn't be there. That along with a lack o
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
What kind of apps can be built in the crypto ecosystem?
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I logged into GDAX, but it requires a webcam to complete the setup. Something that I don't have at the moment.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I'm using coinbase atm that doesn't short. Also has very high fees. EDIT: bitfinex doesn't work on the machine I'm using. Guess shorting will have to wait for later.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
Same here. I'm trying to figure out how to short ETH. Unfortunately, I'm a noob and don't know my way around.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
As a skeptical home-owner of a modest town house this screams housing bubble. The only thing left is to figure out how to make money off of it.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
No worries. I have worked with quite a few developers that share the opinion of inflated wages.
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
What stuff are you referring to? I graduated about 3 years ago. My first job was with a small company. All hands were on deck with little room to mess around. After that I worked for large companies on projects with little organization and
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I feel the same way. I make 83k completing vaguely connected tasks, while mostly reading things on the internet. Even out of college making 60k felt like I was overpaid. The other side of that token is that I know guys making upwards of 120
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
Zed Shaw, the programming motherfucker. http://programming-motherfucker.com/
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I once fell asleep at a customer facility. We had been doing 12hr days and it was a weekend. No one was there. Cafeteria was closed so no coffee. So I decided to find a quiet spot to nap. Needless to say I got a call from my boss's bos
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by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I was tasked to write a restart function for a desktop application. At the time I was straight out of college with no idea what I was doing, so I asked the lead for some direction. He told me to: -write out a script that waits 1 second and
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by oldsklgdfth 10y ago
Serena Dimensions, proprietary configuration management
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by oldsklgdfth 10y ago
The vector is initialized with 500000 widget objects. The size and capacity of the vector are equal. The following while loop is never executed. >> while (vw.size() < vw.capacity()) >> vw.push_back(Widget()); In the si