sirdogealot

13 ms·

91.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
This is what I love about HN. The knowledgeable community. Thank you.
92.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
I for one am glad that they are not incessantly restoring and renewing the nuclear missile silos.
93.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
It's proper grammar. Blockchain is not a word according to any dictionaries that I know of.
94.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
And I wish I was the guy who first thought to buy blockchain.com back on March 8th, 2011. It was certainly a wise business move.
95.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
I believe the word that OP was looking for in his title was "block chain". Not "blockchain". Blockchain is the company name of one of your competitors. One of the speakers at the Toronto Bitcoin Expo corrected his own sl
96.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
>it's ridiculous, he can't possibly know about all of these different things That just seemed petty. Does Lebron James balk if President Obama gives him a tip on his jumper?
97.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
Sure, I could spend my expertise living frugally in one of the world's most incredible cities... or the company I am helping out could help me better by providing me with a simple room to live in inside a house near their office filled
98.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
Asking people to move to San Francisco for 3 months is just a tad bit crazy/expensive don't you think? One might spend ~$5,000/mo for a short 3 month stay in San Francisco. Why not organize accommodation for them as well? Ren
99.
by sirdogealot 12y ago
If lots of people are helping to translate, it could be. It depends.
100.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
It wouldn't even require machine learnign imho. From the first example: generating, using a processor = calculating a plurality of images = images clusters = groups It's more of a translation software than machine learning. Perhap
101.
How Cheezburger Founder Ben Huh Rebounded After Hitting Rock Bottom [video](entrepreneur.com)
6 points by sirdogealot 13y ago|0 comments
102.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
I can confirm by way of my own beard and all of my friends' beards. I seem to notice them everywhere these days. And verified by google trends, they are certainly on the uptick: http://www.google.com/trends/explore
103.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/14/sf-housing/ >The true culprit behind our housing problems: let us deflect blame to Mountain View’s burrowing owl! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sho
104.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
So basically it's a 0-10 minute buffer on transactions that if you pay them enough to cancel your mistaken one... they'll do their best to get the secondary transaction mined first? Cool!
105.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
Recently sitting down and manually preparing my taxes for the 9th year in a row now... I am not surprised. This type of tax-code-manipulation must certainly have been happening since the dawn of time. That, or it was written to confuse the
106.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
Are you faking those upvote values? Because it's pretty obvious that with 0 comments on every URL submit and 100+ upvotes that you are. My advice from launching and failing at my own HN clone is to make the false upvotes look more real
107.
Ask HN: Have there ever been any CPU clones?
2 points by sirdogealot 13y ago|0 comments
108.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
I find nothing as pleasurable in this world as seeing people in the wrong get upset that they are in the wrong. Thanks for the entertaining story! And sorry to hear of your mental anguish.
109.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
Perhaps china is tougher on their Women than their men? >It has been found that suicide makes up for about 30% of deaths of women living in rural China. Wow... that must be pretty bad for them living out there. Can you imagine living in
110.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
A friend of a friend of mine's experience answers your number 1 question: He wasn't very good at aiming, apparently. When he shot the bullet into his head, probably in a drunken stupor, he missed his brain and lived... probably st
111.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
Chromium tells me: Cannot connect to the real revoked.grc.com Something is currently interfering with your secure connection to revoked.grc.com. Try to reload this page in a few minutes or after switching to a new network. If you have recen
112.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
Great website and great idea in general! I love being able to read a concise answer rather than watch a video when time is a constraint.
113.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
I can't quite put my finger on it, but whenever I access maps.google.com from Firefox running on my Arch Linux... I am unable to zoom or search or do anything. It just shows me the world. When I open the same URL in chromium however, e
114.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
Put 100% of it into education in the most economical way possible. I believe that all problems in this world are caused by a simple lack of education.
115.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
OVH doesn't inform you because you're paying commodity pricing for unmanaged servers. It's actually your job to keep track of the downtime, not theirs. Digitalocean stands to make ~$10,000 monthly of of a "$1,000 server&
116.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
I was wondering why it had the ?q=1 values added to a blog URL. Good eye.
117.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
I don't get the "back in my grandpappy's day the steam engines left and we still survivded" notion that automation is not killing jobs. Most everybody was employable back in the 1820s. Simply because of the fact that the
118.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
It's quite obvious that more people are interested in upvoting articles related to popcorn time right now than xbmc. I'm sure when xbmc was first released it would have had it's fair share of coverage on HN back in 2002.
119.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
eli is referring to the binary downloaded from the website possibly containing malware. Not that the website might possible infect you through a drive-by-download.
120.
by sirdogealot 13y ago
I remember one of my favorite radio stations mentioning this work and then mentioning how they successfully sued somebody for "copying it". Vulfpeck had better watch out! "...in 2002 the composer Mike Batt made a six-figure,

More ›