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751.
by tibbon 13y ago
I'd love to see something this like for helping combat bullshit moving violations. You're right, in a perfect world it would be something I could care take of myself, but I often don't have the time- so I just pay the ticket
752.
by tibbon 13y ago
Neat. While perhaps impossible, I'd also love an app that would overall just help me get back ontrack for flights and rebooked somehow. I realize I can go to the gate agent (who invariably now has 50 other people in line, and are worki
753.
by tibbon 13y ago
While I don't have a Google Glass, I could see this being the ultimate reading interface for a device like that.
754.
by tibbon 13y ago
I'm in Boston and there's a handful of places I can use BTC. But not many. The ATM is at South Station. I could do a bit with them when I lived in NYC over the summer too.
755.
by tibbon 13y ago
In larger cities you can. There's a Bitcoin ATM even 2 blocks from my office.
756.
by tibbon 13y ago
True. She's well informed about it, and honestly better than the majority of people in the field, but it still doesn't make the field in general a rational decision. In the end her goal isn't to make money or have tenure, but
757.
by tibbon 13y ago
My girlfriend right now is trying to figure out her postdoc in neuroscience. While I fully support her passion, the industry of academia seems completely irrational from almost every sense and full of traps. While the end goal of a tenured
758.
by tibbon 13y ago
From what I understand, tracing them is also hard because (generally) there isn't any annotation on the blockchain to indicate who actually had them or what they were used for. So its hard to tell what point is just another place they
759.
by tibbon 13y ago
This looks great. I just wish it didn't have to completely refresh when you turn the earth. Maybe in V2 :)
760.
by tibbon 13y ago
Are there any emulators that support this?
761.
by tibbon 13y ago
I was thinking that too, but then came to terms with 'ours' version
762.
by tibbon 13y ago
Well putting together that statement clearly took a lot of work...
763.
by tibbon 13y ago
I've been staring at too much code today... what the hell does that likely do?
764.
by tibbon 13y ago
Its too early to say how this will go down in the end for Bitcoin (lawsuits, public policy, pricing, etc), but it certainly is a dark mark. Somewhere between management woes, terrible communication and technical ineptitude will make this a
765.
by tibbon 13y ago
Maybe its just me, but there is something deeply flawed with the game industry's hiring/firing practices. If a game does well, its time to lay off half (or more) of the team. Same result happens if a game does poorly of course.
766.
by tibbon 13y ago
Is it just me, or does MTGox seem to be the BTC site that has the most problems? Maybe its just because of their size, but in comparison Coinbase and Blockchain have few problems.
767.
by tibbon 13y ago
Right, when did coding something at a hackathon as a proof of concept become a crime? Why does NJ think they have any jurisdiction here? Frankly, this is just as absurd as another country issuing demands for legal docs from someone in the U
768.
by tibbon 13y ago
Congrats on figuring it out and having a clear focus, but also to trying a lot of things over the years and figuring out what works. And thank you for being so responsible with the future of your legacy products. There are too many companie
769.
by tibbon 13y ago
7 minutes isn't enough, but I think its pretty amazing what you can do in 7 minutes. While there was a good 30 minute of skill-building and warmups first, doing exercises like Fran in Crossfit (Three rounds, 21-15- and 9 reps, for time
770.
by tibbon 13y ago
I was just thinking that myself. They haven't done a single thing that I've seen so far that makes them any money
771.
by tibbon 13y ago
Because of this stuff, I only buy my oil at this point from makers who I personally have a connection with, and I know are selling 100% legitimate stuff (a good friend's family has an organic olive grove and press in Sicily, so I buy f
772.
by tibbon 13y ago
Any idea why they abandoned it? CPU-only mining seems to be kinda pointless these days...
773.
by tibbon 13y ago
Same with guitar tube amps. "Deadly voltage", but I can't find many/any instances of people actually getting killed from tube gear repair.
774.
by tibbon 13y ago
Chris is a really smart guy, and while this hasn't worked out as well as hoped I look forward to seeing whatever he does in the future which I feel certain will be bright. If you're seeing this Chris, and need anything at all (asi
775.
by tibbon 13y ago
So why in the world does rent keep jumping through the ceiling in Boston, NYC and SF. Housing prices have gone up despite this 'bust' in real estate. I didn't see a single landlord in those cities drop (or hold) their rent, d
776.
by tibbon 13y ago
Right, even if my monthly outlay now seems high... in even 5 years I'm guessing it will seem reasonable. The apartment I lived in Back Bay 5 years ago was $900 before, and now its $1350.
777.
by tibbon 13y ago
I've rented for my entire adult like (I'm currently 31 living in Somerville/Boston). While my sister bought her first house in Pittsburgh when she was 23, and my parents had moved between several houses they purchased by my a
778.
by tibbon 13y ago
The difficulty will increase, but the price may increase. I remember a year or two ago I was calculating all my BTC mining efforts on its value being under $30. Some efforts were break-even at sub-$30 exchange rates, but now in retrospect
779.
by tibbon 13y ago
I'd agree with you, except for Python... that whole Python 3 mess just seems to have been a terribly turn of events when stared at from Ruby-land.
780.
by tibbon 13y ago
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