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Will Canada’s MintChip take off?(payglo.be)
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Breach shows credit card based payment systems fundamentally broken | PayGlobe(payglo.be)
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Lazy-seqs from database with clojure korma(paulosuzart.github.com)
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A Brief Beginner's Guide To Clojure(unexpected-vortices.com)
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All Tech Hubs and incubators in Africa(africahubs.crowdmap.com)
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A Venture Capitalist Explains Why There Are So Few Blacks In Silicon Valley(businessinsider.com)
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The May Scale of Money Hardness and BitCoin(stakeventures.com)
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How One Bureaucrat Almost Succeeded in Banning Car Radios - Reason Magazine(reason.com)
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If you did not intend to be bound, why did you bother to write it?(financialcryptography.com)
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Bitcoin & Gresham's Law - the economic inevitability of Collapse(financialcryptography.com)
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by pelle 15y ago
When it comes to security please do not try to hack together your own thing it rarely ends up well. People still think OAuth is complicated. OAuth 1 was very complicated and caused untold issues for implementers who didn't use libraries and
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Let's Kill Cash: Q&A With Author David Wolman on Our Moneyless Future(gizmodo.com)
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Apple's Digital Credits Patent(patft.uspto.gov)
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Betaworks Shareholder Letter(scribd.com)
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Arnon Kohavi Needs a Time Machine, and a Clue(pandodaily.com)
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Nassim Taleb on Antifragility(econtalk.org)
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Ideas Have Sex, and We’re Better for It(reason.com)
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by pelle 15y ago
That is unfortunately what most people in the US and Europe think about most countries in Latin America.
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by pelle 15y ago
St Lucia a small country in the Caribbean with 161k inhabitants has had 2 nobel price laureates. http://www.stlucianobellaureates.org/ This is quite impressive, but is more representative of how good the British system was at educating el
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by pelle 15y ago
Many of the techniques can be done at application level. A great example of this that most of us already use in the database is the hashed password. Wayner's translucent databases book is one of those classic DB works that should be on ever
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Translucent Databases - how to use CryptDB like techniques in normal databases(wayner.org)
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CryptDB - Encrypted MySQL(css.csail.mit.edu)
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Help sign petition for Crowdfunding Startup Exemption(startupexemption.com)
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Niall Ferguson: How American Civilization Can Avoid Collapse - The Daily Beast(thedailybeast.com)
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by pelle 15y ago
While we never got it to production, we had a project based on the transputer in my first startup back in 1987 (a couple of naive high school kids in Denmark bootstrapping a high end workstation company). Our plan was to use it to create a
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Amazing 16th Century Fireworks blueprints(bibliodyssey.blogspot.com)
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Why Bitcoin isn’t a security under federal securities law – Lex Technologiae(lextechnologiae.com)
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Hardlywork.in - Browse Facebook in a spreadsheet(hardlywork.in)
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Driving performance improvements in Couchbase Single Server 2.0 | Couchbase Blog(blog.couchbase.com)
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Jon Matonis on BitCoin vs central bankers(youtube.com)
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