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by popol12 4y ago
On which planet do you hope they’ll dig him up?
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by popol12 4y ago
After reading the article, I feel like the HN title should rather be « Authors’ status » instead of « Authors’ names ». I expected the study to be about gender inequalities but it’s actually about author prestige (is the author famous or no
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by popol12 4y ago
$10k max deposit. Meh.
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EU Passes Law to Switch iPhone to USB-C by End of 2024(macrumors.com)
636 points by popol12 4y ago|1246 comments
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by popol12 4y ago
I guess they are not able to buy the tooling (think ASML EUV) to make advanced node either. So, they’d also need to throw a shitload of time and money at this.
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by popol12 4y ago
If you’re on Linux, this does the job https://community.frame.work/t/linux-fan-speed-controller-wi...
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by popol12 4y ago
Sounds inefficient How big are the loss on such a high distance connection ?
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by popol12 5y ago
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by popol12 5y ago
whoah, AMD has same marketcap as Intel ? They were worth 2B 4 years ago, now 180B... Feels like they're massively overvalued rather than Intel being undervalued
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by popol12 5y ago
https://www.whygoodnature.com/microclover Great finding, thanks
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by popol12 5y ago
Lawn mowing is among the top most useless energy wasting human activities. It's noisy (of course nobody syncs with neighbours to mow so you can be sure to hear mowing noise every day), polluting, and so fucking useless.
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by popol12 5y ago
And how do you convert back bitcoin into electricity ? How do you turn money into energy ? Can the FED print some money to fill back the empty oil fields ?
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by popol12 5y ago
And whose country's electricity is pumping water up Switzerland's reversible dams during the night ?
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by popol12 5y ago
Not answering to the question, just correcting your last phrase: Uniswap has wrapped monero (WXMR) which is not quite the same as Monero, and with a ridiculous liquidity of ~200k$ currently ( https://geckoterminal.com/eth&#x2
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by popol12 5y ago
It would be amazing if they could also sell repairable household electrical goods like washing machine, dishwasher, etc - in the future. These are plagued by planed obsolescence. I would totally pay for repairable ones even with a premium.
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by popol12 5y ago
This. Plus, if you deposit Eth on Aave, it's not for the 1% returns but because it then allows you to borrow other coins which you can use somewhere else in DeFi, where it can bring you much higher returns (convex/curve for instan
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by popol12 5y ago
Nice piece of shill, mate
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by popol12 5y ago
I don't see where in this report
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by popol12 6y ago
how about adding a second character next ? Then you would count to 100,000,000. Just like we do with arabic numbers actually, putting them next to each others. With a single of our digits you can only count to 10 !
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by popol12 6y ago
Meanwhile I've switched my family and friend to Signal with great success.
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by popol12 6y ago
I'm pretty sure this Hybrid PoW doesn't work. All these arbitrary rules can be circumvented by an industrial miner by generating the right addresses at the right moment with right amounts of coin. It just needs some statistics.
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by popol12 6y ago
Nice tool! The ETH-BTC pair is limited by the 2 decimals display, for instance, is this configurable somewhere? It would also be great for crypto traders to source all trading pairs available on coingecko.com, not just the few available on
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by popol12 6y ago
How do they do when there's a branch on the trunk ?
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by popol12 6y ago
Another scam in the space, yay.
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by popol12 6y ago
Funny, I watched an episode of « Our planet » called « Deep waters » yesterday that is quite related to this article. Life at these depths is really fascinating.
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by popol12 8y ago
On this point, light wallets are just as protected as full node. Light wallets are able to validate blocks just from their header, thanks to the structure of a block. Indeed, all transactions in a block are commited in a merkle root hash t
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by popol12 8y ago
Light wallets validates blocks by checking PoW in their headers. In Bitcoin, a header is 80 byte long, that's about 40MB as of today (~500k blocks since inception). Saving 39.9 MB on light wallets isn't worth starting a new blockc
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by popol12 8y ago
I just lost 10 minutes reading your whitepaper, and your claims are quite bait-clicky. Yes, your blockchain will be "instant sync", but only for light clients. Just like with any other blockchain, you still need full nodes that st
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by popol12 8y ago
You're not a private entity, are you ?
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by popol12 9y ago
That's not true at all. The worst the state can do is to deny votes to be written in the blockchain by mining empty blocks. But no matter how much computing power it has, the state can't write false votes, thanks to public key cry

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