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7y ago
100% reserves on deposits doesn't prevent anyone from making loans. It only prevents them from doing so with demand deposits. For example, they are free to sell bonds - they just can't force depositors to buy bonds unless they c
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stevedekorte
8y ago
Coroutines (unlike async/await) would allow one to wait on an async result without losing the stack which is waiting. This would avoid the need for (often) inscrutable callback state machines (Javascript's version of GOTOS).
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8y ago
" Too little autonomy for employees results in disinterest, while too much leads to poor decisions." The author appears to confuse autonomy with a lack of feedback mechanisms. Economies are based on a vast number of autonomous age
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8y ago
Every smart phone uses this interface but presents it one column at a time. It's a powerful and beautiful design.
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8y ago
This is great. Nice work.
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8y ago
FWIW, I got PRK laser eye surgery and had 20/15 vision for maybe 6 months. Dry eyes took a few years to go away. Back to wearing glasses again in ~8 years. Stars and lights are now permanently fuzzy at night because my pupils dilation
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8y ago
Will this effect Safari (and other browsers) supporting WebGL on OSX/iOS?
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8y ago
Fake ICOs are a great way to teach people about financial scams, including the one's run by the existing central banking system: https://medium.com/@stevedekorte/fiatcoin-pre-sale-announcem...
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9y ago
It looks like it would be (as with Mastodon) more accurate to call this federated instead of decentralized.
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9y ago
Unless income is randomly assigned, how do we draw any causal conclusions? For example, what if being predisposed to certain kinds of anxiety tend to cause one to both make more money in order to have more security, and never be satisfied w
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9y ago
This article reminded me of Nick Blinko's cover art for Coil's Unnatural History III. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unnatural_History_III I seem to remember reading that he suffered from schizophrenia, and ha
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9y ago
Federated is not decentralized. If you feel this is a small point, please consider the centralization which has happened with email, jabber, and other federated systems.
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9y ago
"What about the gold standard? Well, it didn’t really work." Saying the gold standard didn't work after central banks printed far more than their gold reserves (i.e. effectively went off the gold standard) is like saying vacc
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9y ago
https://medium.com/@lyaffe/scaling-a-blockchain-vs-scaling-a...
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9y ago
Is this not true of the young on both sides? Is it safe to assume that the part of the Spanish military from Catalan will not side with Catalan?
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9y ago
Async/await can be used to implement coroutines, but IIRC only if you wrap all of the code that might be called in async/await as well, and this catch makes them practically useless. Why not just provide proper coroutines?
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10y ago
Good to know. Let's all start ordering pizza's, etc under random other names. Create a haystack to hide the needle.
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10y ago
Do those making the decision to pay these bonds happen to hold any of these bonds themselves?
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10y ago
So the proposal is an expensive new social program to be paid for by governments that are already deeply in debt and unable to pay for their current liabilities?
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10y ago
People that don't use a feature (whether it's introspection, dynamic message passing, classes, FP, actors, GC, type systems, etc) saying they won't miss it, tells us something about the person but not necessarily anything abo
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10y ago
Microdosing may remove the "rather noticeable" side effects while producing a similar reduction of anxiety/depression.
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11y ago
I tried that at the Van Gough museum but got creeped out at seeing everyone ignoring each other and staring at walls and had to escape to a nearby park.
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11y ago
If Ethereum scripts could reference the hash of a future block, you could eliminate the oracle.
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11y ago
The results of the Ultimatum game psychology experiments suggests almost everyone will act punitively. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimatum_game And we only need 51% to act punitively to ensure all fraudsters g
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11y ago
Notifications are appropriate when you have multiple listeners which is so common that (fwiw) I'd like to see delegates replaced with some more elegant form of notifications that can also carry trace info for debugging.
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11y ago
I wonder what ratio of people who, after making it and being able do some of the creative things they wished they had the time and resources to do, actually go out and do them? Do most just fade away?
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11y ago
Aren't most anti-depressants" serotonergic agonists taken at regular dosages"?
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11y ago
Thanks. Which subpages and which parts do you feel should have which colors?
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11y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried to fix it up a bit. What do you think?
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11y ago
I've been planning on doing a javascript port of Io when I have time but other projects keep coming up ( https://voluntary.net/bitmarkets/ ). Anyone interested in helping with a JS port?
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