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541.
by sanswork 9y ago
In Australia too when I was in Sydney they were both problems now I'm in Yamba so everything goes via one of two local guys who are both really great.
542.
by sanswork 9y ago
>and that German precision is why they were better than the competition To me seeing that my package will be shipped with them is a negative since I've never had a positive experience. Is a bit better now that I'm regional so t
543.
by sanswork 9y ago
We don't actually know how well Coinbase is doing just that they seem to still be regularly raising money and doing it from weird places.
544.
by sanswork 9y ago
Their first business was mining with their own miners. And they moved a lot of blocks leading up to their jumbo round. They apparently hoped to use that chip set for the whole "an energy sink in every device" business plan which w
545.
by sanswork 9y ago
Yes you can. Rewriting a transaction is exactly what a double spend is.
546.
by sanswork 9y ago
Lots of Torontonians are ESL.
547.
by sanswork 9y ago
Counting the years before it was available to the general public seems unfair.
548.
by sanswork 10y ago
The bitcoin world has a real problem with vanity metrics to call out a few specific ones: It's full of companies like Coinbase and blockchain bragging about number of accounts/wallets but I've yet to see any of them report MA
549.
by sanswork 10y ago
>I am not so sure technology will make them simply go away. Once they aren't in control of the vehicle it won't matter if they are drunk or aggressive or bad drivers. The people will still be there but it won't matter bec
550.
by sanswork 10y ago
Yes, that was my point. There are plenty of windy roads with no accidents and plenty with lots of accidents. When the accident happens though the problem is the same. A big chunk of metal moving through your house at speed. >but I stil
551.
by sanswork 10y ago
http://abc11.com/news/raleigh-man-fed-up-after-house-hit-by-... >I don't think current autopilot technology can handle crowded, low-speed scenarios that you'd see in such a world. Why don't you think
552.
by sanswork 10y ago
You're assuming that the occupants will have control of the things. Once you leave the ground autopilot gets a lot easier as you have more space/visibility and fewer random obstacles. And a car is going to be just as dangerous t
553.
by sanswork 10y ago
>how smart contracts can remove middlemen from financial transactions. These sorts of things are trivially gamed and have been since they were first proposed in the bitcoin space. Besides that you don't even remove a middleman for
554.
by sanswork 10y ago
If HN is the only market for this product then this would make sense as an argument but the OP was talking about the general public.
555.
by sanswork 10y ago
Russia is western now?
556.
by sanswork 10y ago
Is it really part of the European community? And what about America how does that fit in?
557.
by sanswork 10y ago
It slows as it has been doing for quite some time.
558.
by sanswork 10y ago
Isnt malnutrition a pretty huge problem in Russia?
559.
by sanswork 10y ago
That could explain one of the three.
560.
by sanswork 10y ago
Then why the concern with America and Russia too?
561.
by sanswork 10y ago
Most accountants will never make partner. You are taking two exceptions and comparing them to the whole population. You should be comparing them to people who become CTOs. Besides that most people will never even make half of your lower e
562.
by sanswork 10y ago
The OP said they are concerned with birth rates in those countries and they replied to the question why with a post about IQ.
563.
by sanswork 10y ago
I mean the fact that you went and registered a throwaway to head down the path you're intending to gives away what you are really thinking.
564.
by sanswork 10y ago
Are you saying people in Europe, north America, and Russia are smarter than people in the rest of the world?
565.
by sanswork 10y ago
Why? It's not like we are in risk of running out of humans on the planet.
566.
by sanswork 10y ago
Brookfield is another.
567.
by sanswork 10y ago
Sadly I don't think there is any risk of them running out of money anytime soon.
568.
by sanswork 10y ago
Surely nullc's company could sell their expertise even without segwit getting pushed given the number of core developers on their payroll?
569.
by sanswork 10y ago
-disappointing screen quality(size isn't the only thing that matters) -twice the weight -1/4th the battery hours -one of the worst touch pads around
570.
by sanswork 10y ago
Does anyone use one of these? I was looking for one for a long time and ended up just getting an Ergodox since I couldn't find one I could actually buy(twiddler3 wasn't on sale at the time).

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