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by teknopurge 6y ago
what a great article - fantastic 10m read on a specific part of the computer business.....part that is arguably responsible for where the compute industry is today. These are the people that were superior to Apple at the time - both in tech
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Coinbase Saves Users from Themselves: Prevents ~300k USD from Getting Scammed(slashdot.org)
1 points by teknopurge 6y ago|0 comments
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by teknopurge 6y ago
It's not a hack when an employee holds the door open and gives use of an admin management tool to a third party. Likewise, it's not a bitcoin scam when bitcoin is the method of transfer, just like it's not a US-dollar scam ev
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by teknopurge 6y ago
Exchanges should[can] blacklist the address.
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by teknopurge 6y ago
If you have a multiple team-members and you need to get everyone using a common approach, frameworks can be useful. If you need to do small unit's of work and need to leverage boilerplate functions, frameworks can be useful. The issue
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by teknopurge 6y ago
I think other than being kitchy, the part I love the most is NO FRAMEWORK: plain js. No pre/mid/post/art-deco processor that turns 4 hours of work into 40 hours.
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by teknopurge 6y ago
storj.io already does this.
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by teknopurge 6y ago
love Gimp. top-notch OSS project, and has been for 20 years. that is all.
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by teknopurge 6y ago
This is accurate. You may end up getting stabbed with that fork however...
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by teknopurge 6y ago
OpenBSD doesn't need their code cleaned-up. Theo is the Liam Gallagher of development mangers.
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by teknopurge 6y ago
hence the bubble.
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by teknopurge 6y ago
hotdog.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Masterstroke of timing from Apple. This is what good executive leadership does wrt business: keep pocket aces when things look bleak.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
This is bad-ass, partly because it's so elegant.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
This is why the post is a red-herring. You cannot use storage if you cannot get to it. Talking about the price of disk space/mth is absolutely useless without talking about the bandwidth required to use it, which means, if you want to
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by teknopurge 7y ago
why is this better than using, say Kafka? or IOTA? (no points for mentioning the ability to -pause-)
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Spring seems to make simple problems very complicated. This. My god, this.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
no, it really isn't. search has been solved - most of the issue is getting content connected and centrally indexed, not the actual searching of the index. (been doing this for 12 years back when solr and FAST where en-vogue)
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by teknopurge 7y ago
I've been using the dev build for years. Highly recommended. (about:performance)
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by teknopurge 7y ago
I thought the same. Good job product marketing.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Where does Tether admit this?
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Everyone cannot actually withdraw their balance to fiat all at once - this would be a bank run and wouldn't actually be allowed to occur.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Everyone cannot actually withdraw their balance to fiat all at once.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Fractional reserve banking has the same problem, yet provides a real, functional purpose for finance. Tether has a purpose - to be a savings account is not that purpose.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Begin by assuming it is a fraud.. then gather information and start to imagine it is not a fraud. What then is the conclusion?
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by teknopurge 7y ago
This article was solid.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
That was fast. Good job Peter.
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by teknopurge 7y ago
Markets are not perfectly efficient - this is why arbitrage exists. It likely will take some event, some slack, some inelegance for a business or entrepreneur to notice that the delta between that $5/umbrella and where they can figure
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by teknopurge 7y ago
I tend to not give political leadership much credit in that area...(successful planning and execution)
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by teknopurge 7y ago
what freaks me out is it's almost as if someone planned this.

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