randartie

13 ms·

61.
by randartie 13y ago
It has happened to me. I purchased a game and the multiplayer was completely broken/bugged. Like most people, I thought Steam would refund me without much of a hassle. Turns out steam has a very strict NO REFUND policy. This came as a
62.
by randartie 13y ago
It's not possible today because the infrastructure just isn't there. You'll experience trading lag which is just too risky and it offsets the profits. Also, getting money off an exchange takes forever. Someone organized a fun
63.
by randartie 13y ago
I think litecoin will do better in the long run because of faster transaction times. I can't buy a soda with bitcoin because I would have to stand around for too long. If people opt to pay with a digital currency, it will be LTC.
64.
by randartie 13y ago
1) It might be just doing that actually. 2) 500000 satoshis, as it says on http://www.proofofexistence.com/developers 3) If you are tech savvy, the api lets you send a checksum through a curl to their endpoint. http:/
65.
Halftone QR codes: Embed images into QR codes(vecg.cs.ucl.ac.uk)
2 points by randartie 13y ago|0 comments
66.
by randartie 13y ago
I would love to see this code fully commented!
67.
by randartie 13y ago
Judge Denise Cote* (not Cole)
68.
by randartie 13y ago
The donation was 100 grand to 11 different teams. That's about 1 engineer per company for 1 year (if that?), is that really enough to do this? There's first the invention of this thing, then there's manufacturing process, etc
69.
by randartie 13y ago
Based on your comment, I feel like you value tangible things as much more innovative.
70.
by randartie 13y ago
The idea is that it will become stable.
71.
by randartie 13y ago
It has changed, US Government is talking about it. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-18/u-s-agencies-to-say...
72.
by randartie 13y ago
Not if it is a potential safety issue though right?
73.
SEC Issues Proposal on Crowdfunding(sec.gov)
1 points by randartie 13y ago|0 comments
74.
by randartie 13y ago
It sounds like everyone in this thread has built this app before.
75.
by randartie 13y ago
I think 'scaling' in this sense has less to do with data efficiency but how to develop large-scale projects for mobile, as in efficient release cycles and how to catch bugs before they go out into the wild permanently. I think mob
76.
by randartie 13y ago
It's likely that this is a way to get around the visa limits the US is having. If you build a giant cruise ship and park it on the bay next to google then you can have engineers working near HQ without legally requiring them to have vi
77.
by randartie 13y ago
I believe it could have worked if they just gave early access to people who preorder, and even earlier access to those who preorder very early (and so on). Then people get more value for preordering and GTA doesn't get completely swamp
78.
by randartie 13y ago
I think at a very least, votes older than a certain time should not be counted unless a new version has not been released.
79.
by randartie 13y ago
Your comment seems to go against what other people have said is wrong with Ph.Ds. Other people are saying that researchers tend to write code that just works at a bare minimum, but you're stating that they tend to like to rewrite code
80.
by randartie 13y ago
This would have been interesting if it was a self driving car, but it's not. It's just a car with a camera.
81.
by randartie 13y ago
Well, if they do well enough they should buy go.com
82.
by randartie 13y ago
Aren't the 2 probably directly correlated in regards to percentage growth over time (which is what I think they want to show)?
83.
by randartie 13y ago
Regarding people making comments about not seeing why google wasn't already doing this, it's common for datacenters to do DB replication over unencrypted channels, which is what was going on here.
84.
What is the point of a private pure virtual function?(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by randartie 13y ago|0 comments
85.
AdBlock is trying to spread aggressively with a super-bowl ad(swageroo.com)
3 points by randartie 13y ago|0 comments
86.
by randartie 13y ago
At least he had good intentions, I wouldn't call it rude like Rentric did.
87.
by randartie 13y ago
Perhaps it's similar to Go where the default is to break, and you have to explicitly say pass.
88.
by randartie 13y ago
If you already have a project that uses php and can't migrate it all to a more favorable language. You can use some language that compiles to php and just include this compile into your build step.
89.
by randartie 13y ago
I wanted to see some numbers and some stats.
90.
by randartie 13y ago
Perhaps they're hourly.

More ›