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Well here this is the CNIL threatening to fine Facebook. The CNIL does not have much power though, and the worst that may happens for Facebook will be to be fine a few thousands euros.
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Once/If ethereum payment get popular message apps like toshi or status.im may get popular as well
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I'd like to have the option to pay for getting a browser without unwantedwares guarantied, let say a 5$ per month subscription. Not sure they would be enough people that would pay though.
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As you're getting close to the top of the Maslow Pyramid. Maybe you need to gives more sense at what you're doing and how you are living. Also as you are working from home it is easy to lose real life socialization opportunities,
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"A person with an IQ of 130 is statistically far more likely to succeed in navigating the problem of life than a person with an IQ of 70 — although this is never guaranteed at the individual level — but the correlation breaks down afte
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which helps mines roughly 7,740,000 USD worth of new bitcoins per day, I'm not sure how sustainable this is.
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"Karpinski and her colleagues developed a hyper brain / hyper body theory of integration. It posits that individuals with high cognitive ability react with an overexcitable emotional and behavioral response to their environment&qu
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no french azerty ones either :(
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being parent of high-IQ children is quite tiresome compare to average IQ children. So you would need a big bang in term of school reorganization and support to parents.
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"if countries like Korea and China weren't poised to exploit embryo selection and genetic modification for increased health and IQ" Increasing IQ could only make sense for me if the society would know how to integrate people
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Indeed I did not understand it in that way, It took so long for adblock to be a thing that I think it is a non issue for now.
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to answer to question 2: I guess they could limit hash rate result by IP address.
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running it makes my laptop fans turning to max
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to earn 0.01 USD you need 1MH at the moment. In my browser I can generate 25H/S so about 44 days on one browser to generate 1$
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network calls for tracking and ads is already a huge performance problem on most sites, but it is still a thing
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In theory it could be a revolution I guess, in practice I'm not sure it would mine enough coin and so generate enough income to be worth it. But having an equivalent using GPU in application like games may be profitable.
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Predicting people faces using genome data
(phys.org)
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"This report contains preview data that has NOT been reviewed by Quality Assurance." Does anybody know the methodology here? I mean it could even be a spike from user now using chrome headless from cloud linux server.
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Yes sadly it never became open source. I guess for those like me using it, it's time to move to fairphone with Android
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Step 1: Simplify. Simplify. Simplify. Step 2: Fill your 'mental matrix' with solutions to similar problems. Step 3: Approach the problem from many different angles. Step 4: Break a big problem down into small pieces. Step 5: Solve
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No guts no glory: Harvesting the microbiome of athletes
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FYI, this is the same scheme about me except there was only me and my sister getting eczema and nobody was smoking in the family. About antiobiotics I had a treatment every fortnight that went from when I was 2,5 years old to when I was 6
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stayfocusd https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stayfocusd/laankej...
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Not necessarily as more profitable means more resources will be allocated to mine it which makes this blockchain more robust and scalable which can lead to higher price as well.
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That is what we saw for bitcoin, however there is still more and more people buying into it.
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At that price I'm pretty sure the battery is not sold with it, which means you need to pay a rent subscription for it. In France this rent monthly cost for a ZOE battery is about 50 euros a month
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Already discussed a few days ago on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14758587
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Again I think it is to reduce cost, you just need to add a layer on an area that is already taken care of (snow removed during winter, object and dust removed by cars and maintenance team).
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I see one reason,the fact that if you put solar panel in a place where the energy will get consume directly or within a short period then you don't need to take care of storage and transport for it.
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No i was thinking about http://www.wattwaybycolas.com/
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