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I'm not too deep into this world, and you can correct me if I'm wrong but weren't those forks of the ledger due to technological disagreements and not folks starting over from scratch? Has anyone said, we are literally copyin
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I mean you can't technically guarantee the scarcity of bitcoin. Even though it is the source code that there should be 21 million, you can just fork the repo and start again from scratch and call the first bitcoins mined epoch-1 and su
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6y ago
I agree with never using latest, but disagree with the use of `major.minor` over `major.minor.patch`. Subscribe to all of your core dependencies release/security notes (OS, language, framework) and bump to the most recent patch version
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Do I think Tesla is overvalued? Yes, but I find it laughable that you think Tesla has no competitive advantages. Off the top of my head I can think of their battery production + supply chain, direct sales to consumers, world class electrica
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They have been through an endless number of scandals and are one of the most boycotted companies in the world. Child labor, baby formula scandals, water rights, pollution, corruption, tainted food, price fixing, and general promotion of unh
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It is a simple and solved problem, you run a dutch auction (Google did it).
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We need to pass the single subject amendment. Legislation needs to be able to stand on its own.
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I still remember when I was first introduced to google in the 5th grade. Our computer class taught us about search engines and how to find information online. They showed us lycos, altavista, dogpile, ask jeeves, etc. and everyone in the cl
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A better way to get the point across with people who claim "they have nothing to hide" is to ask them "do you want to give away your ability to hide something". Everyone's future is uncertain, and even the most tran
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Gmail and Youtube are back online for me. Hangouts is beach balling. There is a warning at the top of my screen though. "Gmail is temporarily unable to access your Contacts. You may experience issues while this persists."
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Land Value Tax for the states, Value Added Tax for the feds.
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The number of engineers working on a product is not the same as the number of engineers needed to build a product.
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The future is induction cooktops.
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Recombinant factor c (rFc) which is mentioned in the article is that synthetic alternative. I have no doubt that it will eventually replace horseshoe crab blood for the LAL test, but it takes time for these things to be approved. You need t
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30% is honestly a terrible deal as Apple does not provide the value for the money they are charging. The difference is you are forced into that arrangement you don't have the option of doing it all yourself. If you had to develop all o
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The west wing should have had a map nerd on their writing staff. It's hard to believe a group of 4300 cartographers would come together and choose Gall-Peters over Robinson, Winkel-Tripel, or Kavraisky 7 as a replacement for Mercator.
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In the case of Mylan the problem is not the drug which is unbelievably cheap, but the medical device surrounding the drug. (the autoinjector) Mylan has patents on the design of the epipen that don't expire until 2025. Other devices suc
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64anPPVUw5U
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chrome://settings/content/javascript -> Add -> [*.]newyorker.com
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We do track methane in the atmosphere, that is NOAA's job. Methane in the atmosphere tripled from preindustrial times to 1995 and has started to level off since then. It doesn't look like fracking has lead to a dramatic increase i
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Advances in high temperature superconductors have made ITER obsolete before it will be finished. They won't ever be able to produce electricity, whereas the current generation of fusion reactor designs have a decent shot at it. Though
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Emissions have gone down because of the fracking boom. Coal power plants are being replaced with natural gas which releases half as much carbon dioxide. https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/electricity/electricity-.
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Uber and Lyft Drivers in California Will Remain Independent
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This API is confusing for multiple reasons. The obvious question is why involve a blockchain at all. I don't think there is a coherent answer to that question. The second is why are we asking people to poll for information instead of b
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Voyager 2 You're leading the rescue Send help soon Well I've seen spirits and children all waiting, waiting for you They're all waiting for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ud0K0eS8EyU
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Does the fraud begin when you serve different food, or does it begin when you represent yourself as the restaurant without their consent? Everyone would agree passing off different food is fraud. Using a different number and marketing yours
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How are you certain that the food you are getting is from the establishment you ordered it from? Why can't I run a shadow kitchen pose as your restaurant and steal your business?
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Why doesn't each client pick a random number and then send it to each other client? When you receive a message add it to your total. Once everyone gets all the messages they all have the same number.
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So there's a couple of things that are encouraging and a couple of things that are worrying in terms of interoperability. The government is putting its thumb on the scale with (meaningful use/promoting interoperability program) so
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Once you grok the language you can easily model the type of situations that they find awkward. For example in erlang/elixir you can keep game state in a series of processes. You model the state changes based on messages that a process
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