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>that's really no excuse for writing an 'article' that has no more substance than the headline I don't really agree. This is breaking news and it is unlikely that the distributor has any of the answers to the questio
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9y ago
Torrent hosts do not have a monetary incentive to host files. Filecoin (and other decentralized storage systems) provide monetary rewards and penalties for storing or failing to store files. This is introduced in Section 4.1.1 of this pape
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>I'm just learning but are there any real world examples of this yet? Yes. The whitepaper lists many potential applications [0]. Some interesting ones today include issuing tokens for crowdsales ("ICO"s), gambling applic
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9y ago
See this reddit comment ( https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/6o2o3d/enterprise... ): >AK on behalf of EEA here. Mastercard is indeed a new member of EEA. They asked not to be in the press releas
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This was pointed out in the article: >The band has said it wanted to reclaim what is often seen as a slur. >"We grew up and the notion of having slanted eyes was always considered a negative thing," Tam said in January. &quo
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I see. Well moving the problem from individual homes to a larger organization probably does help, but it's important to be cognizant of the fact that waste is still happening somewhere.
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>it is pretty significant unless you're an expert at meal planning If you're wasting food that often then perhaps adjustments are necessary. >There is zero food waste with BA Is there a citation for that very strong claim?
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9y ago
Are all of these jobs at the same location SF? The jobs page ( https://www.codeforamerica.org/jobs ) lists locations "Headquarters", "San Francisco, CA, United States", and "San Francisco Headquarter
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If you're referring to initial open time, look into running the Emacs daemon ( https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsAsDaemon ).
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If he is as successful as he sounds he has probably liquidated enough to last for far more than 20 years.
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Also on Amazon, Google Play ( https://warp.net/releases/computer-controlled-acoustic-instr... ), and Spotify ( https://play.spotify.com/album/5IUjJ4VcmUvZnGAONAp2IX ). I just wanted to give people a q
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Based on the timeline [0] I'm guessing that these were used in his album Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt2. I assume that this robot is used on the track snar2 [1] and perhaps others. [0] - "15.01.2015: Aphex Twin anno
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10y ago
Yeah, I understand what you're saying. It is conceivable that a bunch of people would coordinate their updates. To prevent new-comers from spoiling the fun, they only allowed users with accounts created before /r/place was
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10y ago
They prepared for the worst (peak 100k users). The "hope" that those 100k would be spread out was based on the statistical likelihood that these 100k wouldn't line up too much over a 5 minute period. I didn't follow &#x
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First commit was on Jan 20 [0], so that provides a lower-bound for how long they spent on it. [0] - https://github.com/reddit/reddit-plugin-place-opensource/com...
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10y ago
They might have phrased this poorly. >We should support at least 100,000 simultaneous users. This line makes me think that this is what they expected the peak (or near peak) to be. >Users can place one tile every 5 minutes, so we must
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10y ago
Interesting that you accuse Braid of lecturing. Beyond the basic plot of the game, any further meaning that Blow might have meant was fairly opaque and not forced on the player in any way (I certainly didn't see any deeper meaning on
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10y ago
I provided multiple examples of great games from a variety of genres. I included a footnote acknowledging the criticism of Limbo that you would have. I addressed your points about both quality of gaming and what this particular thing mean
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2010 was an amazing year for games, AAA and indie alike. Just googling [0] will show you this. On the AAA side you had Mass Effect 2, Fallout: New Vegas, Red Dead Redemption, Starcraft II, Civ 5, and much more. On the indie side Super Me
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Bold claims. >take less man-hours Citation? >the product will be superior This is subjective. There are very good games to come out studios of 1-2 developers and studios of hundreds of developers.
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Blog post lists more: https://youtube.googleblog.com/2017/02/finally-live-tv-made-...
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>I've mirrored the most important checksums here, another HTTPS site, so that if any of them ever differ you know to distrust the files. Or maybe you're a very motivated attacker.
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Just get hammered [0] before writing. [0] - or sober, whatever is the opposite of your typical working state
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Also known was "wardriving". Schneier has written about (and sort of advocates) being on the receiving end of this [0]: I spoke to several lawyers about this, and in their lawyerly way they outlined several other risks with l
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If this is the first (and only) time someone visited the domain around the time of a leak, it may be a little suspicious.
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This might be possible, but I don't think it addresses the issue that such an exploit could be turned on and off remotely. The only way to be sure would be to do such sniffing all the time.
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>The WhatsApp clients have been carefully designed so that they will not re-encrypt messages that have already been delivered. Once the sending client displays a "double check mark," it can no longer be asked to re-send that me
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10y ago
You may want to disclose that this is your site before you post it in multiple places on the thread.
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Thanks for sharing that, I hadn't read it before. As an engineer just getting started with my life and career I've been struggling with the sorts of concerns in that article. It was good to read something that was sympathetic to
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10y ago
While you are free pass, I personally wouldn't do so on a bike. See my other comment on the thread about always assuming the worst behavior in a car. When I first started bike commuting I was nearly on the receiving end of a right ho
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