placeybordeaux

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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
why are you still there?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
alacritty is an absolutely barebones terminal emulator, no tabs, configuration through a flat file etc. It's main 'selling point' is that it paints through the GPU.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
What attack vector are you thinking of that makes a terminal emulator more vulnerable than any other piece of GUI software?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
I'm largely in the same boat, but I use nvim instead. I already learned how to manage panes and tabs in vim so once the terminal mode came out I went ahead and gave a try switching.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
To be fair marines and medivacs are amazing units in WoL. The same likely wouldn't apply with most other two unit combo. Roach ling maybe, maybe blink stalkers.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
> Starcraft 2 is a game I could get to masters league in, despite only playing make a few hours a week for a month or two. Was this in beta? I played from beta to end of WoL and got masters in NA. It was not easy.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
smart or intelligence is not a scalar.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
> Very few people need to really understand all of that to "get" bitcoin Except when a fork comes, or why control of 51% of the hashing power is bad.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
I really like B, I'd prefer to see killing the goroutine by closing the channel and then adding a ChildChannel.dependsOn(ParentChannel) for explicitly deciding when you want to end a whole tree of computation.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
The patriot act (amazing name) invalidated that statement. Not sure if it applies in this specific case.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Whats the point of a judge handing out a sentence if society heaps on a constant amount of extra punishment afterwords?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Not to mention 80% of the hash power seems to be controlled by one entity. They could roll back tx arbitrarily.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
You first posted > Impossible Burgers contain heme iron, which is disastrous to the body. Then posted > Well, in that case, heme iron may not be so bad. I'm not here to debate that. Are you revoking your initial claim?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
> A bar of gold is always a bar of gold, no matter what the price of gold is. A cryptotoken is still a cryptotoken as long as the network is propagating tx & blocks. The whole point of them is that they continue to function regardles
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
> It is even worse than Gold because you can't just hold when market crash. Could you elaborate?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
My current picks are siacoin (devs seems smart, but had a few missteps, storage could be a real market in the cryptocurrency space), monero (seems like they're doing anonymity right), litecoin (potential for LN first mover advantage) a
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
The reliance of measuring intelligence in only a handful of highly specific ways is a failing that is found across humanity.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
the Soviets were hampered in many ways. One of them was a fundamental misunderstanding of genetics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysenkoism
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Why do you assume that the default is too low? There are obvious tradeoffs here, some analysis would do the coin good.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
One important detail that this article is missing is that the proposed fork forces a new sighash. This is important because it prevents a replay attack. https://steemit.com/bitcoincash/@bitbizke/bitcoin-cash-imple.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
I don't think there was anything about the "original idealistic" vision of bitcoin that was explicitly against secure off-chain tx. Rolling back segwit is shooting yourself in the foot because your enemy told you that it was
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Private by default, but the default of 2 foreign tx seems to be largely what people use. It'd be fun to trace it and start to show the probability that a given tx traces to a given public key. I imagine that the older tx have closer an
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Monero, dash and zcash are the big three that have anonymity right? Any other big coins in the space?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Anyone else having trouble with the audio samples?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
It seems like we're at the point where something might be able to be done, but having the set up be assembly -> RNN -> C Would be asking for a bit much IMO. If you develop something like snowman that outputs many possible equival
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
But you're accepting passengers and what they carry.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
> All of the people who oppose residential development near work sites are to blame. Period. Are you saying that is the only thing that is keeping the bay area's cost of living high?
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Those aren't forks, they are new chains.
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Pretty wild oversimplification there. War is complex and doesn't happen for one reason. For instance Russia's involvement in Syria and Crimea is more about expanding territory and sphere of influence than funneling tax payer'
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by placeybordeaux 9y ago
Looks like third party arbitration. Guessing it ends up being reputation enforced.

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