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by tornato7 5y ago
There's an independently made Reddit search that is leagues ahead of Reddit's own search: https://redditsearch.io/ It's made by the guy who runs pushshift.io - he does an incredible public service by archivin
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by tornato7 5y ago
On the flip side, nearly 100% of PoW mining hardware is manufactured in China. They could easily play geopolitical games with the west in that regard. There is also a very delicate game to play if you're trying to hack a crypto for you
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by tornato7 5y ago
Zuckerberg owns 30% of Facebook! And he stands to gain the most from Facebook earning profits!!! It's all a scam!! See how ridiculous it sounds?
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by tornato7 5y ago
Plus millions of dollars worth of ETH
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by tornato7 5y ago
Exactly. Ethereum users and miners legitimized the patched chain and that's what continued forward. A hacker minted free Bitcoin in 2010 and the chain forked to remove that transaction. But nobody's talking about that being a scam
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by tornato7 5y ago
With four options he may have only had to check a few hundred words. 68^4 ~= 22 million
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by tornato7 5y ago
I thought this was going to be about jokes :(
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by tornato7 6y ago
Reddit must be spending 10s of millions of dollars a year with AWS. They're not about to boot them off without a court order.
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by tornato7 6y ago
As an avid StarCraft player I still think AlphaStar is one of the most impressive AI programs ever made. While it didn't get everything quite right, it exhibited planning and creativity in it's builds, and didn't just do the
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by tornato7 6y ago
Why does Backblaze even need Facebook integration anyway? That seems absurd to me.
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by tornato7 6y ago
That's awful. I hit my head in Thailand and went to the hospital, excellent experience I was in and out in 2 hours, got CT scanned and fully examined by a specialist, then left with a USB drive of my brain scans all for $180 out of poc
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by tornato7 6y ago
I was in Bangkok and at one of the largest electronics stores in Southeast Asia, that place put Fry's to shame. I think I spent an entire day in there.
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by tornato7 6y ago
Yep, at KnuEdge we built some processors with thousands of cores in that style architecture. It's a bit different to reason about but you can do a lot of wild computing that way. Too bad the company folded before any of our processors
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by tornato7 6y ago
I'd like to make PlunderCoin, basically the network sits computing EC public keys for all possible private keys and when it runs into a Bitcoin/ETH wallet with money in it, that gets liquidated and distributed to PlunderCoin holde
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by tornato7 6y ago
Government pay scales probably end up costing them more right now anyway. I would rather hire two software engineers at $250k/yr than ten software engineers at $60k/yr. Because those ten software engineers aren't going to pro
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by tornato7 6y ago
There are also Metric Cups, Imperial Cups, American Cups and Japanese Cups. Good luck following a recipe now.
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by tornato7 6y ago
But I don't think they are expecting the backlash that this had received. As a Robinhood user I am making it clear that this is not okay by withdrawing all of my funds and cancelling my Gold account, and I hope others will do the same.
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by tornato7 6y ago
Exactly, while WeBull firmly pointed the finger at their market makers, Robinhood is treating it's customers like children and telling us they're banning trades for our own good while secretly collaborating with Wall Street in the
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by tornato7 6y ago
I'd love to see something like Uniswap for stocks. Essentially replacing the orderbook with an equation taking HFTs out of the equation and allowing regular users to make money providing liquidity.
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by tornato7 6y ago
I had to get medical attention in Thailand and it was wonderful. I walked into the hospital, explained my symptoms to the nurse, got wheeled to a private waiting room, met with a specialist 10 minutes later, got some scans done on state of
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by tornato7 6y ago
Wasabi is about the cheapest out there. $5/TB/mo with no bandwidth charges. Backblaze is close in pricing and has a better reputation. I use both.
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by tornato7 6y ago
If it's running on Ethereum then users will see $5-20 transaction fees and >20 second transaction times. That's not a great experience for first time users
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by tornato7 6y ago
I'd love to see this dataset used as a performance and relevance benchmark for different search engines!
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by tornato7 6y ago
Google primary way of innovating these days is just buying promising startups. See: Android, Nest, DeepMind, Firebase, FitBit
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by tornato7 6y ago
And it's something I'm surprised Google hasn't done more to stop considering these people are basically stealing their revenue in their own browser
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by tornato7 6y ago
My camera, like many modern ones, has USB-C and can transfer photos over Wi-Fi, so I find it pretty convenient to connect to a Mac.
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by tornato7 6y ago
Maybe get some metal measuring cups if the plastic ones keep failing on you? My metal cups have etched markings so they won't wear off
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by tornato7 6y ago
To me it's ironic to say that greater automation is threatening the livelihood of devs. That's what good devs should do, automate themselves out of their job and move up one tier of abstraction. Maybe those devs who feel threatene
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by tornato7 6y ago
Yep, Dropbox created a nifty file sharing tool that a handful of devs should be able to support, but instead of keeping the team small they decided to go all "Big Enterprise Saas IPO" on us.
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by tornato7 6y ago
Considering it's possible to generate a web link with this, I would love to see an 'export to HTML' feature so that I could use Craft to write a personal website/blog.

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