relyio

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   by relyio 9y ago

   I guess it would depend how sophisticated the scam is. When I wrote that, I had outright thievery in mind.
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   by relyio 9y ago

   I'm by no means an expert on the matter, but I believe you're thinking of running Casinos specifically. For example, scratching games or lotteries are legal in almost every state in the US. And for those states where casinos are a
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   by relyio 9y ago

   It doesn't bother the government when the middle class spend its hard earned money in gambling, sport events or entertainment. Somehow, there's suddenly a moral imperative to protect those poor sheep from doing as they please with
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   by relyio 9y ago

   Mirror: https://pastebin.com/Wk61SMir
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   If I'd Known What We Were Starting(linkedin.com)

   1 points by relyio 9y ago|1 comments
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   by relyio 9y ago

   >That's a useless definition of an economic system because it grounds itself into a narrow category excluding others when instead it you want it therefore excluding others instead of being as general as possible. should be: That&#x2
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   Cure53 Browser Security White Paper [pdf](github.com)

   3 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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   by relyio 9y ago

   Bitcoin could hard-fork to a memory-hard algorithm (like Lyra2RE), or even change to any hashing algorithm for which ASICs don't exist yet. Even if they switched to Scrypt (from SHA256) for which dedicated hardware exist, it would cost
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   by relyio 9y ago

   No, that's not the argument made. It is a little bit more subtle than that. OP says that the roots of the first ever recorded bubble were in inept regulatory action. He adds that it was financial instruments underlaid by bulb prices th
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    by relyio 9y ago

    The name is poorly chosen imho. This is going to create confusion with an existing high-profile cryptocurrency project (Tezos, written in OCaml).
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    Rewriting 0install from Python to OCaml: Retrospective(roscidus.com)

    1 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    by relyio 9y ago

    https://pastebin.com/csdzDmah anything for you
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    Hagelin HC-520: Pocket electronic cipher machine(cryptomuseum.com)

    3 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    Building Blocks for Theoretical Computer Science(mfleck.cs.illinois.edu)

    2 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    Cultivating Sapling: Faster Zk-SNARKs(z.cash)

    2 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    Programming with Finite Fields (2014)(jeremykun.com)

    3 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    An Incremental Approach to Compiler Construction [pdf](scheme2006.cs.uchicago.edu)

    2 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    Monadic Generators in OCaml(rgrinberg.com)

    2 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    Why Kim Jong-Un wouldn’t be irrational to use a nuclear bomb first(washingtonpost.com)

    2 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    Replacing Python: Candidates (ATS, C#, Go, Haskell, OCaml, Python and Rust)(roscidus.com)

    1 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    What Is Money by Frederic Bastiat(youtube.com)

    4 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    by relyio 9y ago

    >- The automated software updates have no signature and are downloaded insecurely over HTTP I have two conflicting thoughts at the moment: 1. It's insane 2. It's awesome. I wish I could get my hands onto one of those machines.
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    Functional Programming Pot-Pourri(okmij.org)

    1 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    by relyio 9y ago

    FWIW, in France, those who embrace critical theory ( https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/critical-theory/ ) in that fashion are branded radical/far-left (Frederic Lordon, Nuit Debout, Le Monde Diplomatique etc.)
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    Let’s Talk About Storage/Recovery Methods for Non-Volatile Memory Databases [pdf](pdl.cmu.edu)

    1 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    by relyio 9y ago

    >I'm curious: could any of the recently known smart contract bugs have been prevented through the use of a stricter type system? Short-answer is yes, and there's been lots of work done to go even further than having static typi
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    Michelson: The Language of Smart Contracts in Tezos [pdf](tezos.com)

    2 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments
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    by relyio 9y ago

    >It's only feature is on-chain voting on protocol changes >It also assumes hard forks are always bad and that everything can be agreed upon with votes Those two statements are incorrect. If you want to understand what it brings t
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    by relyio 9y ago

    I'm looking for high-quality message boards on libertarianism and political science in general. I know some in my mother tongue (french) but haven't had much luck on the english-speaking web.
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    In Praise of Under-Specification?(cacm.acm.org)

    1 points by relyio 9y ago|0 comments