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Heh... He has some comments on "Feds reveal the search warrant used to seize Mt. Gox account " in 2013: As the anarchists and idealists on HN will soon learn, the decentralized nature of Bitcoin won't make a difference if an
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Another one besides virustotal.com is: https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/
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What's the relation between L1 sharding and L2 off-chain solutions? If sharding will be implemented will the L2 solutions still be necessary? Is L2 just something to help in the meantime until the harder to implement sharding is workin
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Yes, but the problem is many of them don't even include the hash, and you also need a way to verify the creator and his/her public key.
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"the link is just the description of what they are certified to own" No a link isn't a description of its content, just like the article demonstrated the content can change to anything, anytime, in many ways. Even if the UR
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"A blockchain is a worse database. It is slower, requires way more storage and compute, doesn’t have customer support, etc. And yet it has one dimension along which it is radically different. No single entity or small group of entitie
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Yea, I really want a wallet which is advertised with ashes of people. /s
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DMCA: no. Taking down the site and taking the domain name: yes. https://www.broadbandcloudsolutions.co.uk/what-happens-if-yo...
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The NFT of all NFTs got NFTed: https://twitter.com/GeoffreyHuntley/status/14619697727283691...
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Another related article: https://knowablemagazine.org/article/living-world/2020/how-d...
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If someone uses your credit card or other account info to withdraw cash then the bank cannot reverse that, similarly to crypto transactions. The protection is having an insurance fund to reimburse affected clients. Crypto projects can do th
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One of the attempts to bring ANNs closer to biology is Spiking Neural Networks, where they introduce the timing component, but so far they're harder and less efficient to train than the non-spiking networks but can have the similar acc
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Or it's gonna push the angry dislikes to the comment section, increasing comments engagement but reducing the quality of the comments even more.
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Why does it have to be commercialized? In general it doesn't has to be, but in this case the research is done by a for-profit company which expects to see a return on their investments.
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Looks like they are using the hidden "not" and the weird :after CSS pseudo element to draw a line over text instead of "text-decoration: line-through;" probably because screen readers don't recognize the proper stri
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> only around 8% of people (for Pfizer) in the trials actually got sick With which variant alpha or delta? and how much time after the vaccination?
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Hm... multiple voices would be inner dialog, not monologue.
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https://celody.com/evolution.html
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Awesome! baconroot ba·con·root a large, fleshy plant that yields bacon "a baconroot salad" trickety-clack trick·ety·-·clack a thing consisting of a series of short leaps or twists with no obvious ends or ends,
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They're writing about predict stock returns not just simply matching the current state. But yeah, I'm also skeptical about it.
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... and customers could just drop the ISP if they don't deliver the service they want (if there is no ISP monopoly there).
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The Varjo headset must be awesome in person, so far every reviewer is blown away by the resolution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOk_M1Ib5F0 https://youtu.be/iDb0OjNG2is?t=736 https://youtu.be
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Yep, that's so crazy and sad: "Men who own handguns are eight times more likely to die of gun suicides than men who don’t own handguns, and women who own handguns are 35 times more likely than women who don’t." https:/
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It also makes it more likely that innocent people gets shot by police because they could have a weapon on them, and this is not hypothetical.
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But even with lightning it's just cheaper but not free or is it?
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Here is that part of the repo: https://github.com/spiceai/spiceai/blob/trunk/ai/src/algorit...
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Yes, handling 50 requests per second doesn't mean the server can handle 4.2 million a day. That can only happen if they are uniformly distributed throughout the day, which isn't the case for most website traffic.
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Even if he stores private data GDPR would not apply to him as an individual, but other laws may apply depending on the data and the country.
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GDPR applies to organizations, he is not an organization and not doing it as a business.
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Aren't DNA vaccines more risky than RNA? "... But with any health advancement comes potential risk. Gennaro says that with a DNA vaccine, there is always a risk it can cause a permanent change to the cell’s natural DNA sequence.
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