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We Need Cyberwar Rules of Engagement
(bloomberg.com)
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Bitcoin Rallies as Miners Back SegWit2x
(bloomberg.com)
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This is hilariously wrong. This is like saying the average human body contains twenty to thirty pounds of fat so you should eat 10,000 times more fat than sugar.
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9y ago
Proof-of-stake is coming to Ethereum later this year, so there isn't much point investing in a few more months of mining. Casper is the real reason everyone is selling their mining hardware.
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Ethereum's Wild Ride Needs to Slow Down
(bloomberg.com)
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> Those who keep repeating that Tesla stock is "overvalued" should understand that a stock's "value" is based on the current value of all future cash flows. I'm pretty sure all the people saying it's
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9y ago
If you want a single best practice for working on maintainable JavaScript projects, here it is: Use TypeScript.
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At best, metaphors are a useful mnemonic device. If they had any value or explanatory power, they'd be used in science. But they're not.
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Technology Is Built on a “Stack.” Is That the Best Way to Understand Everything?
(nytimes.com)
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Metaphors and analogies are not tools for critical thinking. When you use a metaphor or an analogy to link two ideas together, you are simply combining things that have no logical connection. It's essentially a quirk of human thought t
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Open protocols are already much larger than closed systems. Look at email (based on SMTP) and the internet (based on TCP/IP). This statement only expects a successful new protocol to follow the same trend.
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European commissioners should read a couple of Paul Graham's essays. No wonder the EU doesn't have the equivalent of a Silicon Valley. "How to Be Silicon Valley": http://www.paulgraham.com/siliconvalley.h
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Europe vs. Silicon Valley: Behind Enemy Lines with Margrethe Vestager
(wired.co.uk)
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Yet... the EU still wonders why they don't have a Silicon Valley.
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Sorry, but you're wrong. You're not reading a book five times, cover to cover. That's not a productive use of your time. Instead, you should breeze through the table of contents. Skim the first chapter. Still interested? Skip
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9y ago
If you're smart enough to pass the competency test, why can't you just make a million dollars in ten years? Essentially, the minimum net worth requirement for accredited investors already serves as a de facto test.
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Google: G Suite and Gmail to more closely align
(blog.google)
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Use Flexbox. CSS Grid doesn't solve anything you can't already do with Flexbox. They're both optimized for user interface design.
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RIP Uber, 2009–2017. It's been a good run.
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How does CSS Grid compare to CSS Flexible Box ("Flexbox") for user interface design? According to W3C: * CSS Grid "defines a two-dimensional grid-based layout system, optimized for user interface design."[1] * Flexbox is
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This raises so many questions... Why is U.S. voter registration made public at the individual name/address level? Why do the states publish their voter registrations in the first place? Why should private campaign operations (or anyone
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What Are Ethereum's ERC-20 Tokens Anyway?
(coindesk.com)
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From the article: 100% MCTs may increase your metabolic rate, but traditional coconut oil only contains about 15% MCTs and isn't good for your health in any quantity.
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Yes, apparently the AHA is still committed to science.
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Coconut oil isn't healthy and it's never been healthy
(usatoday.com)
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Link to request for ideas: https://www.twitter.com/JeffBezos/status/875418348598603776
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Salesforce Einstein: Advanced Analytics Powered by AI
(salesforce.com)
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If the goal was to avoid confusion, it was an incredibly dumb decision. I'll continue referring its standard version number: Node v8.
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“Initial coin offerings” present new danger to investors
(reuters.com)
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The global market recovery is masking a deep imbalance, which is why nearly every major asset class is near its all-time high. Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency could be the world's answer to a "safe haven" asset. The tipping
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