onecooldev24

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by onecooldev24 9y ago
No your sentence should be that of whats historically been the sentence, not 700% more than average.
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
Acting like a idiot is not ILLEGAL !!!
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
What about the fact that Holmes actually lost money for investors and got no jail time. While martin lost no money but got 7 years of jail time. Where is the fairness? I am surprised by the stupidity I view on this forum, which is suppose t
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
You don't know his case, you better not comment.
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
The end of freedom of speech.
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
Running a hedge fund in completely different than robing a bank. You should use at least an iota of intelligence before commenting.
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
And they charge you expense for 8 years, which is how they make money.
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Credit Suisse Fund Liquidated, ETFs Halted as Short-Vol Bets Die(bloomberg.com)
36 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|13 comments
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Ask HN: Whats the difference between PCA and K means clustering?
2 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|0 comments
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The $25B eigenvector (2006) [pdf](rose-hulman.edu)
342 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|68 comments
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
If the bubble bursts the right place to invest would be bitcoin itself. Whether you like it or not BTC is here to stay and most likely going to be the next currency. A lot of people hate BTC on this forum cause they feel they missed out.
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Mysterious loud booms are being heard around the world and no one knows why(mnn.com)
2 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|0 comments
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fox_and_the_Grapes
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
Cause ETH requires all the servers to process a single transaction to validate it. The tech makes no sense.
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Snap wildly overestimated how popular Spectacles were(qz.com)
1 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Majority of Bitcoin mining can give you control over the block chain
1 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|3 comments
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
I solved this puzzle and it turned out to be complete waste of my time. The email provided at the end does not even work. Please stop pasting this outdated crap, and stop wasting people's time.
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Ask HN: What is the HN for quantitative finance?
23 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|8 comments
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
I think feminism is responsible for this. A man's mental health can drastically affect his testosterone levels.
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Most men in the US and Europe could be infertile by 2060(qz.com)
2 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|1 comments
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
I have applied to 50 companies and have received zero interview calls.
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Ask HN: Would passing certification exams boost my resume?
10 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|9 comments
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
What about the fact of a open system, unregulated by the feds and off-course zero middle men in transferring internationally. No need of a hosted wallet if the BTC address is registered for every individual and he/she can keep a encryp
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
If there is one currency for the entire globe, it is revolutionary.
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by onecooldev24 9y ago
Bitcoin
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Ask HN: Orient DB vs. Neo4j
3 points by onecooldev24 9y ago|1 comments
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by onecooldev24 10y ago
I wish I bought a ton loads of bitcoin just a few years ago.
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by onecooldev24 10y ago
Not only javascript, you can have a http server that can send timed responses/packets and that would still work. If network traffic is being monitored at the modified server and ISP.
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by onecooldev24 10y ago
If the data is just a few bytes, tor would pad it with null and then encrypt it. The final encrypted cell would have no revealing information except for the time it was sent out at.
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by onecooldev24 10y ago
> since Tor always sends fixed-width cells you send 1px of data or 500px tor always send fixed width cells. There is no question of padding here.

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