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   by screaminghawk 8y ago

   I got to wonder if they are meaning crytokitties https://www.cryptokitties.co/
2. 62.▲
   by screaminghawk 8y ago

   That was already addressed, in the parent comment's quote > and if you don’t maintain your own private keys, cryptocurrencies are essentially no different from fiat money held in banks
3. 63.▲
   by screaminghawk 8y ago

   The .sexy domains are rich with great simple sites. Like this site of Richard Stallman: http://rms.sexy SFW
4. 64.▲
   by screaminghawk 8y ago

   But then Tesla isn't offering it, the 3rd party is
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   by screaminghawk 9y ago

   This would have been a great reference during New Zealand's failed flag referendum. Long live laser kiwi!
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   by screaminghawk 9y ago

   Median is a type of average. You are confusing "average" with "mean". To be fair, it's not clear which form of average is used in the article and your assumption that it is the mean is likely correct.
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   by screaminghawk 9y ago

   Good. Get those worms on the floor so you can stomp them out. If the "you" in this situation never hears that they need to work on their code quality or their attitude, then they'll never know what needs to improve.
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   by screaminghawk 9y ago

   A lot of people are going to jump on this comment and say something along the lines of "change your lifestyle and you can afford one". That's not the problem here. House prices (in my location) have risen from 4x the average
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   by screaminghawk 9y ago

   I don't think the comment is nonproductive. The majority of "women in tech" issues like this post is referring to, are belittled/misunderstood due to the differences in individual experiences. It's a fair comment to
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    by screaminghawk 10y ago

    Then don't put a high range and put what you are actually expecting to spend on your new hire? It sounds to me like the argument for not putting a salary is because the business doesn't actually know what they are looking for.
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    by screaminghawk 10y ago

    >one of the tricky bits of biometrics as passwords Serious question, would a passport be considered a password in this context? >ATM skimmer scans your iris Your credit card is authentication but your PIN is authorization. I imagine y
12. 72.▲
    by screaminghawk 10y ago

    What? The media company might be dictating the rules, but if Netflix is implementing them incorrectly, it's Netflix's fault.
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    by screaminghawk 10y ago

    My degree is a "Bachelors of Engineering specialising in Software Engineering". Do I win?
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    by screaminghawk 11y ago

    I agree we should be sending less people to prison. But then the problem becomes how to punish people for doing these things? Some people do not have the money to pay compensation. Some people will avoid community service. Some people will
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    by screaminghawk 11y ago

    >If people would rather use something else to trade with This is the key problem with moving away from bitcoin. Both parties have to accept whatever the new currency is. The real issue any of the alt coins face (and even bitcoin itself)
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    by screaminghawk 11y ago

    So what's actually torrented? From the blog[0] it looks like only some API data is torrented. [0] - http://blog.aurous.me/post/130222998673/how-we-used-p2p#1302...
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    by screaminghawk 11y ago

    We are skipping v9 and going straight to v10 in an effort to show that this is a new product
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    by screaminghawk 12y ago

    "Standart" not sure if that's a typo...