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by sanswork 9y ago
You can't judge any cryptocurrency by the number of stores that accept it because they all fail at that. Go to any random city and you can probably count the number of locations that take bitcoin on one hand and half of those probably
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by sanswork 9y ago
From what I could find quickly Toronto has over 2.5x as many new condo development projects under way.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Plenty of larger units towards the edge of the city. The core is for DINKs.
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by sanswork 9y ago
You can get a 1+1 for $500k downtown. You can get a 2 bedded for 300k is Saugua. Where did you get that it has some of the highest ppsf? A quick search shows just about every other major city I could check being higher.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Toronto is pretty cheap for a city of its size.
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by sanswork 9y ago
The biggest problem both cities have is that everyone seems to only want a detached house. Condos are cheap in Toronto and they pump them out constantly but everyone still wants a fully detached house.
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by sanswork 9y ago
So their entire business model is lightning which came around 2 years after they launched? How did they convince investors to give them $76m prior to their entire business model existing?
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by sanswork 9y ago
The ones at my gym would be fine since they seem to be about 15cm wider. Mine is fine for running but when walking I seem to have a wider step. Other than that there would be no problem with it.
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by sanswork 9y ago
What specific claims of those patents are being infringed? It looks like that person just posted every crypto patent then could find. Also which of those patents do blockstream own? I looked at a few random ones and none were owned by th
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by sanswork 9y ago
What patents do they have on lightning network? Also how would they make money on the transactions on the lightning network?
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by sanswork 9y ago
So is just about every large bitcoin company at the moment and AFAIK neither of the lightning network main developers are blockstream employees.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Not really. I moved more into product work but I have one existing contract still going for a few hours a week. No finish line but it's a steady income stream and minimal hours so I've not minded it. It helps that the client is
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by sanswork 9y ago
I finally took the step to consciously stop visiting reddit this week. I've replaced it with another forum specific to a new subject I'm trying to learn as my go to distraction place. It's only been a few days but if it goe
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by sanswork 9y ago
1. Sounds like you don't understand opensource licensing. 2, 3. What patents exist for segwit that Blockstream owns? 4. Why? 5. Their code is already in Bitcoin. They have a bunch of the core developers on their payroll. 6. How does i
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by sanswork 9y ago
Firefox worked out ok and that was a very fast switch.
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by sanswork 9y ago
>a softfork implementation by Blockstream that fundamentally changes Bitcoin to benefit Blockstream How does it benefit Blockstream?
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by sanswork 9y ago
One of my most enjoyable periods while working for someone else was at CapGemini when I was between teams and lent out to do short term fixes for teams where they didn't have enough developer resources/the right resources. Typica
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by sanswork 9y ago
I did but the one I bought was too narrow so I've put the idea on hold for the time being.
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by sanswork 9y ago
I just bought a used one for $100 and removed the rails and put the controls on my desk behind the keyboard. It was ok at around 3kph. The one I bought was a bit too narrow though so the rails have gone back on and I just use it for us int
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by sanswork 9y ago
Could you give me a practical example of how you would use one to solve this problem that couldn't be just as easily solved without one?
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by sanswork 9y ago
Toronto seems to have about 5 food festival failures every summer. The last one I remember being everywhere on social media was a grilled cheese one. But there are numerous food truck ones where almost everyone runs out of food or line up
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by sanswork 9y ago
Thank you for the link and the correction.
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by sanswork 9y ago
I don't have the link handy but one of the people tasked with artist relations posted about how it was basically not happening 6 weeks ago when he quit. He mentioned they were so incompetent that they didn't even make him sign an
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by sanswork 9y ago
Bitcoin miners fall behind the curve fast enough that if you aren't running them full time with cheap electricity you are losing money.
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by sanswork 9y ago
How does a blockchain make that setup easier? You need to a system in place to track who is selling to who so if you have that it's just as easy to have it do bank transfers as it is blockchain ones. Do you also imagine there would be
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by sanswork 9y ago
Yeah, they added like Mount Joy and Linconville on the Stouffville line. I think they are almost ready for two-way service on that line as well. Then all they need to do is figure out how to do it for less than $20/day.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Toronto has enough space that LRT makes way more sense financially than subways but Ford ruined LRT in the minds of almost everyone. Even GO could cut down a lot of traffic if they'd just add more parking lots on the edge of the city a
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by sanswork 9y ago
I don't expect the Gardiner will ever be buried but I really wish the vote to tear it down and widen Lakeshore had won. I've read that the backfill land that makes up that whole area south of Front street would make it a lot more
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by sanswork 9y ago
A blockchain wouldn't improve the security of sending a signed message at all it just provides a shared storage of the message.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Look for model jet engines they get to be surprisingly big. I haven't looked them up in a number of years but I wanted to build a jet powered bike in a previous life and if I remember right the only thing stopping me was price. Also r

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