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by th0br0 8y ago
Not seeing the updated 2TB->$9.99 plan yet in Europe :/ Wonder whether this is just for the US?
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by th0br0 9y ago
I don't think we know whether this million were genuine users or fake accounts? Original post: https://www.recode.net/2018/1/31/16957122/facebook-daily-act...
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by th0br0 9y ago
Note that Facebook has outsourced the moderation to an external company (Arvato Bertelsmann) and isn't employing these people themselves.
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by th0br0 9y ago
Given that the CRD/NDA came from Intel and that spectreattack.com is hosted by the University of Graz, I'd assume that that was a one-sided CRD.
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by th0br0 9y ago
Because of licensing?
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by th0br0 9y ago
The website is indeed a slow-moving behemoth. We're in the process of revamping it but focused our efforts elsewhere over the past couple months.
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by th0br0 9y ago
IOTA Stiftung | Remote, Berlin, Tel Aviv | Full Time | https://blog.iota.org and https://iota.org The IOTA Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation based out of Berlin, Germany with the goal of promoting Di
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by th0br0 9y ago
Last time I'd looked, I was unable to find such an app. This is what I've been looking for! Thanks!
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by th0br0 9y ago
Lots to do and hard to find talented hands to work on things. But great overall - both on seeing adoption in real world use cases and development side. As for the other question: once the network is more - next year?
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by th0br0 9y ago
The IOTA network sustained >1.1 million TX over the last 24h as well (a bit more because there's a gap in my stats) - most without value however. The selection of protocols is indeed quite selective. Disclaimer: I work on IOTA.
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by th0br0 9y ago
Whitepaper: https://cms.ingwb.com/media/2122048/zero-knowledge-range-pro...
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ING publishes Ethereum compatible ZKRP implementation(github.com)
4 points by th0br0 9y ago|1 comments
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by th0br0 9y ago
That assumes that old people live at home / have a regular mail box. What if they live in a nursing home or similar? Although 4x6 (10x15cm) is postcard format, so usual mailboxes should fit quite a number of those just fine.
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by th0br0 9y ago
Germany. Something like this also needs the ability to delay shipments - old people are more likely to be admitted to hospitals or similar.
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by th0br0 9y ago
Love the idea! Does this ship internationally? Some FAQ/ToS/etc would be good.
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by th0br0 9y ago
Oddly enough, even Reuters picked this up: https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-bitcoin-funding-tezos-spec...
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by th0br0 9y ago
I've been using japaric's awesome work on Xargo (for cross compiling the std lib) to target a variety of ARM Cortex'es. Sometimes doing all work in Rust, sometimes just for linking against Rust crates in a C program. It'
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by th0br0 9y ago
The page title is edited, and also this is `A hand-picked directory of the best cryptocurrency resources.`
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by th0br0 9y ago
Some of these images don't compare :( the scenes / perspectives differ quite a bit.
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Lightning storms triggered by exhaust from cargo ships(newscientist.com)
1 points by th0br0 9y ago|0 comments
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Curl disclosure, beyond the headline(blog.iota.org)
2 points by th0br0 9y ago|0 comments
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by th0br0 9y ago
Actually, SHA3 was not converted to ternary. The input is simply chunked into 243 trits that are converted to 48 bytes and are absorbed into KECCAK-384. Squeezing works the other way round, 48 bytes are squeezed and converted into 243 trits
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by th0br0 9y ago
Sadly, the show-off link doesn't work.
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by th0br0 9y ago
They backup to Library Genesis as far as I understand it, Library Genesis is available via Torrents & Usenet - http://gen.lib.rus.ec/repository_torrent/
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by th0br0 9y ago
There's also https://github.com/facebook/folly/blob/master/folly/docs/Ato... that I know of trying to solve this problem.
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by th0br0 9y ago
How does this work? Do they collect user's profiles and try to reverse the ad target?
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by th0br0 9y ago
Searching for 'whisper' on the page lead me to https://github.com/tokenbrowser
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by th0br0 10y ago
I've been running Fedora Rawhide on my two systems for the past two years. It's surprisingly stable.
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by th0br0 10y ago
I've got an XPS13 with an i7-6500U. That CPU is surprisingly powerful. I tend to throw quite a bit of multi-core C++ compilation or heavy Java workloads against it and so far it hasn't noticeably faltered once. Don't underest
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by th0br0 10y ago
Quite eerie, seeing these parallels to Designated Survivor.

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