tudorconstantin

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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
I haven't tried to, but I think you'll need a software that can interpret js to interact with FB. Like webdriver, or headless chrome.
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
Or is it possible to reflect inflation and the devaluation of money?
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
As long as you're able to create btc addresses without having to show an id to an official, it should be possible to anonimize them. Or at least create a pseudo plausible story of getting them in a legal fashion. Of course, it's p
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
It might mean it's a bad idea to tax TV and phones.
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
I use online chess tactics problems to assess how good my brain is that day. I estimate there's a 300+ ELO variance, perhaps even more, in my performance between when I'm tired and when I'm rested. 300 ELO points between 2 pl
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
> They'd have to perceive themselves as oppressed or something. Those robots wouldn't have to search very much on the internet to find out what happened to that Microsoft AI Twitter bot when it started to misbehave
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
The issue is with transmitting money in another country. That's what takes several days (from Germany to USA for example). They buy BTC in Germany for EUR, send them to the guy in USA who then sells those for USD. It probably takes les
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
It's the transfer time and fees between non SEPA countries that's cheaper and much faster. And that includes fiat->BTC->fiat commissions and tx fees.
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
Could an adversary send buy/sell fake signals and profit? Given the low bandwidth I assume they can't use very sophisticated authentication mechanisms
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
And they say Perl is unreadable
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
I wonder how comes that a comment about Obama has positive kharma, while exactly the same comment about Trump has negative kharma. On this forum, where people seem to appreciate objectivity and correct thinking more than anything. And where
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
The lack of the imposter syndrome for me as a programmer is a signal that I start to plateau. Therefore I kind of search to attain it by either negotiate a higher pay, or start working with a new technology, or switch jobs. I lived with thi
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
I think it's very risky for people to predict that crypto will die. If it doesn't, the stigma of 1 online comment will stay with them for the rest of their life: whenever Jamie Dimon will want predict something in the future, his
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
Also, having your garage door opened with unauthorized requests seems like looking for trouble
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
I started to win consistently at chess against my father (who was very passionate about math, even reaching national Olympics in highschool) in my 9th grade, after one semester of learning programming doing logic schemes. So, programming
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by tudorconstantin 8y ago
I think chess is an appealing game because it's touted as the sport of the brain. Once one knows the rules they imagine they have the same chance of winning as anyone. The truth is chess performance depends tremendously on training, pr
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
All these trades incur fees. Why would someone pay those fees without getting anything useful in exchange? I took the numbers from coinmarketcap, which lists the flow within exchanges actually, which are off chain. I am sure the numbers for
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
The +$10bn transferred daily through the Bitcoin network seems to contradict individuals who say Bitcoin is useless.
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
I think bad PR and vicious backlash from the consumers against foul play is a stronger deterrent than some one time fines.
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
I wonder how much it will take until countries will require Telecom companies to transcribe and store all the phone calls for a "limited time period" of, let's say, 6 months, for "our security". And then run algorit
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
Ask them what do states have to hide by having stuff classified as "top secret" or why do they run secret services. And why should I, as an individual, be transparent with an entity that is not transparent to me?
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
I wonder if this library can be used to safely manipulate crypto currency amounts: Bitcoin uses 8 decimals, ethereum uses 18 decimals. For whoever says "you don't manipulate money in js", there's nodejs and many devs act
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
What stops ZTE from creating a proxy company through which to buy the components? Or another one to also build their phones and products.
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
What I don't understand is how the important leaders and influencers of the world, like Obama, or Bill Gates, or others, are not ashamed to show themselves near Zuckerberg. He started the whole Facebook with a theft from the Winklevoss
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
I am using hetzner for about 5 years and had absolutely no problem with them. I am paying 30 EUR/month for a machine with an older generation i7 CPU, 24 GB of RAM, 2x750 GB HDD and 20TB of monthly traffic. The price is close to the ele
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
It's a medium used for transferring a few billion $ daily. It's not the exclusive way to transfer value between people, but neither was the mechanized agriculture the sole way of growing plants in the beginning.
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
Indeed, there is an ordering, but that's decided exclusively by the creator of the transaction, so he could easily manipulate the future tainted addresses. The FIFO (or LIFO for that matter) rule seems like an arbitrary chosen one whic
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
With BTC you can have multi input multi output transactions: in the same tx you can spend 2 legit BTCs and 2 stolen BTCs and send those to 8 addresses, each getting 0.5 BTCs. Which of those resulting addresses contain tainted BTCs and which
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
Try and add 2 ethereum amounts correctly without using a library. They have 18 decimal places.
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by tudorconstantin 9y ago
Of course banks can do it better with the traditional technologies. They operate in a centralized, trusted and regulated environment. Their consensus algorithm is "settling disputes in courts". And still, it takes up to 5 days to

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