quadcore

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by quadcore 9y ago
I like co-hackers. Sounds exciting without being to formal.
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by quadcore 9y ago
The biggest challenge I've seen so far to find a co-founder is that you need good reasons to spend time with the person before you screw anything because you actually dont "match" with the person. The process is awkward socia
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by quadcore 9y ago
Found in the HN search. It was here: launch.stellar.org
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by quadcore 9y ago
A few years ago, I think I got something like 5K lumens from stripe in some sort of public giveaway stellar promotion thing. I have an account name and a password but cant figure out where those fit anymore. Any idea where that might be?
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by quadcore 9y ago
That's a micro-computer.
576.
by quadcore 9y ago
Why did you do it? Fast and low are relative terms when it comes to marketing, isnt?
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by quadcore 9y ago
99% of people won't be able to run their own nodes Can you elaborate on this please. Why is that? Sorry for my lack of technical knowledge.
578.
by quadcore 9y ago
Anyone has an idea as to when the lightning network will get out and how good it is?
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by quadcore 9y ago
The way I see it, some people' blows are easier to take than some others'. A dumbass doesn't hurt much, most of the time, if you'd pardon my french.
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by quadcore 9y ago
I've found that most of the time, problem solving was not problem solving but working around problem. Good point though. Yes I still code for fun.
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by quadcore 9y ago
Thanks for sharing the anecdote. I think you should ask yourself why are they crying. Is it because they are hurt or because they expect something to happen by doing it, like you declaring them winners? I'll bet they still playing the
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by quadcore 9y ago
I've replaced my job as software engineer for cashier and I like it much. No bullshit, no politics, no bully, no discrimination. Way happier.
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by quadcore 9y ago
could we have functions that evolve as to change (reconnect) the edges and add/remove vertices of said graph? Sounds familiar with someone else's post, specifically, this part: https://youtu.be/qTx98PUW6lE?t=4592
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by quadcore 9y ago
Also, smart-asses have money.
585.
by quadcore 9y ago
Paying people to create value You dont just make people create value. Creating value is the hard part - and the problem is, it becomes harder for humans than for machines.
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by quadcore 9y ago
Already you're jumping to conclusions :D
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by quadcore 9y ago
Can you become a billionaire there and not get all your money taxed?
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by quadcore 9y ago
Side node: is China doing ok in terms of innovation? If yes, how come in such a regime? I would expect everything to be stuck in bureaucracy.
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by quadcore 9y ago
I probably should have just flagged and downvoted their off topic You did the right thing.
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by quadcore 9y ago
Sure but lately "of a particular NYT article" has become a lot of articles. Imagine the front page of HN is filled with articles like that, would you still read HN? I dont think so. Therefore, those articles are at the bottom of t
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by quadcore 9y ago
I agree. I've submitted a Ask HN: ban nytimes lately - and got banned. Ive also sent an email to moderator asking for a feature that allows the ban of domains per user. Note that I've actually enjoyed this post, but anyway, if som
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by quadcore 9y ago
I wonder the impact of social media here again. When I was in high school in 2000, there s been a couple of events that could not be done nowdays: a drunk and naked girl dancing on a table, some other having sex in a bar, oral sex in the mi
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by quadcore 9y ago
Do we really use capital letters for an alarm?
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by quadcore 9y ago
where in germany?
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by quadcore 9y ago
How do you patch a CPU remotely? Are the instructions programmable?
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by quadcore 9y ago
Following this discussion, I've started to study this: https://oyc.yale.edu/physics/phys-200
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by quadcore 9y ago
Thank you. So the fact that you always see light at speed of light whatever is the frame, isnt because light is going at speed of light but because light is light. What's different between a photon and my spaceship is not so much that
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by quadcore 9y ago
Thank you that helps. Question: if I move away from A near speed of light, will I be seen moving near speed of light in all other frames?
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by quadcore 9y ago
If you move at 99% of the speed of light away from the star What is the light ray speed I measure in that case? 1% speed of light?
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by quadcore 9y ago
edited 10 thousand times Very good explanation, thanks for your time. Still something that's unclear to me. Let say I'm observing a star moving away from me at speed of light. Will I see the star? If yes, it means that, those ph

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