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by rodiger 6y ago
Yes- the OP means to say the issue isn't necessarily the tech but how the energy powering the tech is generated. For example a large amount of miners in China run on the cheapest local electricity source which happens to be hydroelectr
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by rodiger 6y ago
They're generally unique within a country but not between countries. Eg "Intrepid Mines trades in Canada on the TSX as IAU whereas in the US, IAU is the iShares gold trust ETF" [0] [0] https://www.quora.com/Ca
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by rodiger 6y ago
Probably because Dubsmash doesn't have a comparable user base. Fewer eyes -> fewer $$$
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by rodiger 6y ago
Fizz-buzz is a well-defined specific task. It's not a stand-in for a generic easy question. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fizz_buzz
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by rodiger 6y ago
Yeah a little misleading with the 7 year gap. Still impressive! Not many creative projects I've spent 400 hours on...
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by rodiger 6y ago
Genuine question: Do they ever not give a nobel prize? Have there been years where no significant progress was made?
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by rodiger 6y ago
He's just saying that to highlight that we shouldn't be attempting to draw any broad conclusions as other commenters are.
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by rodiger 6y ago
https://cloud.google.com/support It's not ANY, but it's all GSuite/GCP products.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Civil cases still revolve around law violations- they just aren't brought by the government. Edit: I was wrong :)
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by rodiger 6y ago
Seems like that's what Lyft was hoping would be sufficient compromise. Per the release: "We’ve spent hundreds of hours meeting with policymakers and labor leaders to craft an alternative proposal for drivers that includes a minimu
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by rodiger 6y ago
Will be interesting to see how this plays out. Doesn't seem like it would be feasible to maintain all drivers as employees.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Dump it through some mixers and it becomes a lot harder to tell who is who.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Fate similar to Snap? $SNAP is doing just fine and is up 38% this year. 17% DAU growth in the past year. I'm sure TikTok would be thrilled to have 17% user growth and increasing revenues 9 years down the line.
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by rodiger 6y ago
More representative, but difficult to draw any "real" predictive power
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by rodiger 6y ago
As I understand it, they'd buy 90-something% of your shares and you'd keep the rest.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Facts without the corresponding counter are incredibly powerful at being "accurate" but still swaying opinion towards a bad take . Modern media abuses this. There are facts to support most viewpoints, but most can also be readily
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by rodiger 6y ago
...no, you aren't going to get access to all these high profile accounts at the same time with sms porting. This is almost definitely internal.
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by rodiger 6y ago
There's nothing stopping trusted 3rd-parties (e.g. mastercard/visa) from building wrappers to hold the btc in the meantime and mitigate end-user risk (full circle woo!). Definitely fewer protections from bad-actors with direct btc
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by rodiger 6y ago
In case you aren't being sarcastic he likely means $385k in BTC. Edit: I was wrong holy shit that's a lot of money.
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by rodiger 6y ago
As unjust as the results/motivation of this are, the law itself does not vary based on the person committing it.
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by rodiger 6y ago
"Tap-and-go" is an illusion, and like I said the payment is not fully processed for 1-3 days. Low-risk merchants (e.g. under $100) can accept crypto on 0 confirmations (just checking wallet balance) and accept the double-spend ris
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by rodiger 6y ago
Processing != complete. A credit card transaction generally takes 1-3 days to process. Bitcoin is start -> complete in < 10 mins on average.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Do you think the news is designed to provide an accurate representation of reality? I don't necessarily disagree with you, but pointing to the news isn't exactly convincing.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Probably more room for the smaller players to get their ads seen. Idk if pricing or visibility is realistically affected by market saturation though.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Yeah important to note the article is from 2019, and not in response to any recent events as you might assume.
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by rodiger 6y ago
Enjoy the multi-petabyte full node :)
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by rodiger 6y ago
Having done work as an EMT, people get violent on their own volition more often than you may think. Completely anecdotal but I've seen dozens of drunk/high/mentally ill etc people attack others and zero incidents where the co
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by rodiger 6y ago
It's a hard question because many "social services" calls are violent. Do we expect a social worker to protect a child from an abusive parent? Do we send both an officer and a social worker? How do we know the people calling
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by rodiger 6y ago
"Whole" reason seems a bit naive-- that probably plays a part in many of these instances but there are many others where it does not.
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by rodiger 6y ago
"When translating from C++ to Java, 74.8% of TransCoder’s generations returned the expected outputs. When translating from C++ to Python, 67.2% of TransCoder’s generations returned the expected outputs. When translating from Java to C+

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