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10y ago
Thank you! TorrentProject indeed looks like the proper alternative to KAT.
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10y ago
There is a very improbable risk of hash collision for two different original works, so… no, they aren’t? Interesting (and somewhat very worrying) proposal, however.
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>[…] and now there's a whole lot more code being deployed in a hurried manner. This made me wonder, is it possible that the added code were to introduce bugs to the Ethereum protocol itself, allowing for even worse exploits than the
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I am not a musician and, after listening to the piece, I was left with a question. To me, that part does sound playfully dissonant, yet it’s enjoyable. But I wonder, is this dissonance just a product of its key being foreign to the piece, a
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10y ago
“And remember, always leave the bed out before going to a party. ;-)”
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Before I came to live at a dense urban area, I couldn’t imagine myself wearing headphones outdoors. How quickly I changed. There is just too much noise, too many distractions, and wearing headphones with some of my preferred music helps in
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10y ago
I have also experienced this, and I’m pretty sure it’s not an after-image. It’s not “visual”, but “mental”, so to say. It happens to me not only with code, but also some games; for example after a lot of time playing Tetris, I’ll sort of im
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10y ago
At first I thought that simple majority is unfair for decisions so important as this one. But I am not so sure now. Demanding a qualified majority introduces a bias towards the status quo. In fact, demanding >60 % is equal to granting ju
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10y ago
I’m fantasizing this scenario: successful independence referenda in Scotland and Northern Ireland, followed by negotiations for their reentry into the EU (and maybe, regarding Ireland, also a call for reunification?); and London’s self-proc
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I believe one of the earliest 3D games is Elite, from 1984. (Example of gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmCaNwBwXoQ ) But I too didn’t know of it until very recently, when Elite: Dangerous came out. In my social en
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10y ago
141.9 kB! In the future, I expect there will be a demoscene of biosynthetics.
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Correction: ethermine, much to my delight, has enabled individual voting. (I don’t know about the others.)
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Three pools (dwarfpool, ethpool/ethermine, and f2pool) control around 64 % of the hashrate currently.[1] I don’t know how many people are behind these organizations, but their vote, if coordinated, would be decisive in whether any kind
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I agree with your points. But the miners who actually have a say, if I am not mistaken, are the big ones and the pool owners. These are just a small fraction of all people running mining software. A soft fork will undeniably require distrib
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10y ago
Their business model benefits indirectly from the leaks. I’m not sure about the ethics of this. I found one of my email addresses in a couple of leaks, wanted to see the raw data, but the site asks for a paid subscription.
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I have a similar setup, combining a dedicated server and a shared VPN. On the DS I have two outward routes: one for BitTorrent, and the other for everything else. BitTorrent traffic is the one that goes through the VPN. In addition to this,
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> A type system that rejects your code is like a teacher looking at a proof you just wrote, and tells you "this doesn't even make sense, and here's why". Not only that: the Rust compiler, for many cases, will suggest
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Kraken also carries ETH/EUR, with low SEPA fees. Quite handy.
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What I found most disturbing in this short is how devoid of a personality the protagonist seems to be. She appears at times bored, annoyed, exhausted, lost – and all of these, yes, are marks of an individuality still present – but what happ
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I find it refreshing that there is a place for humor in otherwise “dry” contexts, such as academic journals. After all, the joke is obvious to the intended audience, or at least ought to be, and gets published for its own sake.
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11y ago
Thanks to the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20151108234756/http://ai.stanfor...