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by sfrechtling 12y ago
I found there was a visible link on the page that said "FIRST TIME HERE?! Better late than never - Read THIS", which takes you to http://offliberty.com/#about . The below content is what appeared. -----------------
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I think a lot of it depends what currency you are using to buy the btc. For AUD I've heard positive things about https://www.coinjar.com/ , for USD I've heard that https://www.bitstamp.net/ is alri
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Do not underestimate the power of just simply wiring every room in the house with cat6. Instead of planning for every eventuality, you can just extend your house when you need to. Need a server rack - put it anywhere! Bought a new smart tv
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Favourite notebook - leuchtturm1917 Pen - Uniball eye
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Based on the comments here, I can see that this tamper evidence method is not foolproof. Is there anything that is better (harder to detect, harder to replace even if known about)?
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Can somebody explain why american law is relevant here? Please excuse my ignorance, but shouldn't British law supercede American law as Holmes was first published in Britain?
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
In no particular order: The Tartar Steppe, Dino Buzzati True Grit, Charles Portis Thoughts, Marcus Aurelius Its not all about me, Robin Dreeke The unwinding, George Packer Lives of the Laureates, William Breit AntiFragile, Nassum Taleb
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I'm no economist, but isn't that congruent with how similar things like Gold are treated?
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
As an alternative to this, what about ICBM/Nuclear Launch codes - they have the potential to destroy a lot of value (both natural, material and psychological)? Or even a terrorist's planning information prior to an event? Or even
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
What exactly do you mean? Because your question could be asking - 1) does using JS slow average page loading times? or 2) is JS actively slowing THE INTERNET down? If 1 - it could be; it is hard to pinpoint the cause exactly. The average pa
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
The thing is that employers are looking for more than just fitting requirements - they are also being influenced by subjectives (how you act, look etc) and even by pure luck. Their excuse may be that you are not qualified, but it is just as
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I think a big part of it is regulation. Namely, the difference in regulation between countries (and even local laws), their need to follow regulation (not only age verification, but also licenses) and then also duty of care and insurances.
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Yes, I believe they are for new users - possibly under a week old
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I now sleep more (> 7 hours a night). Amazing gains in what I notice - and how much easier it is to think. Like running downhill.
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Wow, that is quite simple and clean for a first time design. The only thing I might add is that the kerning between the "c" and the "o" just seems a little off.
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I try to make it a habit; once you force yourself to do something for a number of days in a row you don't need to be strong-willed to do it.
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Might be better if you specifically define what you mean - are you referring to energy sustainability?
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Oh wow that is a really cool concept. My only little concern is that it would work better as an ad network - I think people would rather just look at companies' websites to find the information, than going to your website. That would m
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
As an Australian, my viewpoint into Silicon Valley culture is through HackerNews. What are the main differences then?
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Coin's logo seems to be very similar to Macquarie Bank's[1]. I'm not a lawyer - but Coin may be infringing on their United States visual trademark[2] (of concentric circles), especially as they are also a financial service. I
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I also find that I perform best when I fast for the morning, and then have a rather large lunch. Its a little hard around 11am, but I don't crash as easily - and I'm able to push through problems easier afterwards. The only thing
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I first interpreted this as "intellectual property" leaks.
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Elance is down for unscheduled maintenance(elance.com)
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I would also add: Machine Learning is a nice new hammer. Not everything is a nail.
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
By the ability to completely "own" a partial section of the internet. Say if a bank owns the ".bank" TLD; they have an advantage in marketing - they can have name.bank (clarity). This could have signalling effects. They
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I found after jumping into starting my own business is how different everybodies' experience is; what works for one, does not always work for another. I had a look at your website - seems very interesting! Do you have a specific niche
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I don't really think there is much to look into, and if there was a relationship it is probably spurious. You don't know the reasons why they are looking at any particular video, nor do you know if they are using auto-play (which
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
I thought it was a rather limited HUD. It was great for having an instant look at your emails, but beyond that it seemed limited - all I remember doing is adding little games to it. It may be interesting with the growth in social websites (
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Thanks - that clarifies it. Would I be right in thinking its a visual way of doing faceted search? If so, maybe the issue is the word "related" - not sure what the best option would be. Possibily 'topic' and 'subtop
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by sfrechtling 13y ago
Nice concept, but I'm a little unsure of two things: what is the difference between section and related, and what does the 1day pulldown mean at the top of the page?

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