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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   There is a VR game with this feature called 'Out of Ammo' It's even the central gameplay mechanic.
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   I see much lower fees... https://imgur.com/dUiBxin Prob had his gas price set at default 21 when 0.1 gwei will do just fine most times. Maybe it's bugged though because those numbers are quite a bit different. Edit: oo
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   I think that's the test though and a perfect lead in to the interview. Build the MVP. Then in the interview explain to me what it lacks and what you think the next steps are to get it production ready... The task isn't build me a
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   Yes. About half the CO2 as well as an order of magnitude less NOx not sure on other levels. I'm pretty sure much less CO. IIRC lower levels of byproduct is because LNG is a more pure hydrocarbon than Coal.
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   Not the poster but, I assume the beneficiaries are the users of the bitcoin network by the added security from the increases hash-rate/ energy consumption.
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   Correct and certainly not related to the value of those transactions as GP implied.
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   If I go get change for $10,000 in $100 bills and ask for all $1's do I realize 10,000 dollars in capital gains because those are "other people's dollars"
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   There are other coins focused on privacy Monero is my favorite privacy focused crypto at the moment.
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   by uncoder0 9y ago

   But then where would we put these millions of non-violent drug offenders? /s
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    I kinda wanna try it on ours... We have 1.5 million sessions a day with ~50 minutes average session duration.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Korean exchanges don't have any fees on trades, only withdraw and deposit, so they're used almost exclusively for wash trading and other manipulation.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    I dunno worked for me.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    $100,000/BTC isn't a raw extrapolation to my knowledge and I've been in the crypto space since early 2009. It's a popular number chosen that'd represent BTC @ ~1/4 the market cap of Gold. Which I don't thi
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    Show HN: Start developing now on Twitch's new extension features(github.com)

    4 points by uncoder0 9y ago|0 comments
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    In the bitcointalk forums they have a special name for these sort of coins... 'pre-mined shitcoins' The whole PoS swap makes that even more apparent in Ether's case. I mean hell they hardforked because some rich friends on th
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    I've had the opposite issue. I wanted to use and support Lyft but it appears my phone number has been permabanned from their service. No idea why. I've never used Lyft successfully and have had my phone number for 17 years.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    We use minutes watched at my company to talk about how much screen time content has as it's much more compelling and accurate than 'views' imo. We just hit 7 Billion minutes watched for last 30 days.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    The only quality they share with Glass is that they have a camera, you wear them on your face and they tether to your phone. All of which had been done before Glass.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    What if I just encrypt the video before I put it on the network and use a side-channel to distribute the key? ML gonna have a tough time with that.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Yes
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Aren't you implicated for laundering it regardless?
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    LTC isn't a fork of the BTC chain but a fork of the BTC software BCH is a fork of both.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    The problem is they have a 48 hour timer on cold wallets. Which leaves you 2 days to move those coins and if you have a withdrawal limit of $10k but you had 20 BTC in cold storage you were only able to get ~4 btc out of coinbase in time.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Voat ( https://voat.co/ ) is also an option I've heard of before but never used. However I just looked at their front page and the number 2 post is titled 'How to solve the Voat's antisemitism problem' and
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    It's only gonna get lower.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Yeah this is my question... A lawyer that spoke @ Devcon 2 almost a year ago seemed to think Ether(ETH) did not pass the Howey test. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/devcon-2-ethereum-may-pass-howey-te...
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Segregated Witness is almost locked in through BIP91. https://www.xbt.eu/
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Amazon owns Curse which is a messaging platform.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    In the specific cases I'm talking about the 'ticking all the boxes' was rather subjective and not adequately explained in the RFP.
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    by uncoder0 9y ago

    Your answer would be correct, at least in my experience... the amount of times my DARPA RFP's have been shot down by some minor box that didn't get ticked in the RFP process is a bit absurd. We even had a dedicated contract office