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In case it's not obvious, DeepMind is Google: >> "DeepMind was founded in London in 2010 and backed by some of the most successful technology entrepreneurs in the world. Having been acquired by Google in 2014, we are now par
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Agree with the analysis, puzzles me why the currency doesn't balance the cost of mining in a way that doesn't significantly devalue existing holdings. It would be interesting to see an estimate of the cost to mine the coins at the
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Cypherpunk Desert Bus: My Role in the 2016 Zcash Trusted Setup Ceremony(petertodd.org)
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>> "The number of people who really understand zk-SNARKs, and therefore the Zcash protocol, is probably small enough that you could feed them all with one Thanksgiving turkey." If the list is so small, who are they?
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Are you a journalist?
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Yes, hacks are original performed, but some cases, especially those referenced in this context, the hacks are made to be used by 3rd parties, most who likely would be unable to preform the hack from scratch, much less discover it.
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Generally speaking, self evaluation takes considerable knowledge, skill, experience and time. To me, the update you provided didn't add clarity, but an additional degree of understanding what you're attempting to express. Someone
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Protesting is a lazy expression of self interest, done in massive, etc. Taking the time to independently form and express a legally enforceable position takes substantial and ongoing effort. Generally speaking if you were to take a group of
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Looking through Baremetrics and unable to find an examples that that linear over a similar time period. Do you have an example or two?
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Estimated value of $500 a tree, especially for a large tree, seems off to me, even if it is the value per year.
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Maybe, though it's also more commonly lazy governance mixed with inactive citizens in a democracy; South Korea is a democracy.
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Sounds like Mania: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mania
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>> "Here's what our monthly recurring revenue growth looks like from May 2011 until October 2016" subscriptions This "recurring" revenue chart looks way to linear to be accurate in my opinion. Yes, I get the b
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>> "Based on this law, manufacturing and distributing programs that are not allowed by the game company and its Terms of Service is now directly illegal." Very possible that's not what the law says, but it is what'
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Yes, a violation of the terms of service (TOS) is a crime now in South Korea, but it's worse, if a right is not provided in writing that it's explicitly reserved; meaning if you do anything that's not forbidden, but also not
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Makers of a hack, that is "hack makers" - is grammatically okay. The title is in title case, so the capitalization of the text is meaningless.
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That's been solve too, just not designed into the bottle; there are plugs that let you pump pressure back in the bottle.
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Sides of the tube being slippery would just cause a blob of ketchup to come out; worse case, if it was a hard cylinder with no inward facing lip and a release in the for the vacuum created by the ketchup in the tube, all of the ketchup woul
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It's little more complex than just "highlighting the numbers"; in my opinion, there really needs to be a definition of what is being counted and how that's universal within Indie Hackers presentation of startups. For exa
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Given HN is a huge source of traffic for you, if it were me, I'd do a blog post today on it, post it to HN and try to get feedback on the topic. For example, I really like how Inc 500 applications are structured and verified [1], but o
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Feel like IndieHacker isn't requiring any proof of revenue. Does anyone know what, if any, fact checking process Indie Hackers has to verify the claims by made by a startup?
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1474335! That's Numberwang!
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Here's the explanation of why Tau is used: http://www.theoremoftheday.org/Annex/taumanifesto.html Background of Tau: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turn_(geometry)#Tau_proposal And a nice an
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(2009)
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Per the offical docs, you are required to create an account on a phone to use the desktop version: http://support.whispersystems.org/hc/en-us/articles/21507785... __________________ What do I need? 1. Registe
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Agree that the majority of users desire for anonymity is without merit, but so is requiring users to identify themselves. If a user is willing to put up with a less useful and usable version of Signal - they should be allowed to use it with
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Ironic that Moxie, who doesn't go by his real name and is the founder of Signal, wants all of his users to identify themselves by providing their phone number and IMEI numbers; IMEI or 'International Mobile Equipment Identity&#x27