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by verroq 9y ago
https://pastebin.com/Fmb0ibZh
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China to Shut Bitcoin Exchanges?(wsj.com)
142 points by verroq 9y ago|100 comments
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by verroq 9y ago
What if I didn't buy AMD? What if I didn't buy SPY? What if I didn't buy NVDA? What if I didn't buy Ethereum?
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by verroq 9y ago
To be honest I expected the discussion to be more on the idea of customising electronics, either functional or ideological. The irony of owning the only iPhone 7 that has a headphone jack from a company that has a slogan that says "thi
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by verroq 9y ago
That the missing headphone jack, while unfortunate, was outweighed by other merits of the phone?
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by verroq 9y ago
Secondly they would be searching for 比特币 on baidu. You can find it on index.baidu.com but it requires you to have a baidu account.
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by verroq 9y ago
Because these "fools" once they run out of money will be out on streets taking social security. Then it becomes our problem again.
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by verroq 9y ago
Most of these ICOs are utter garbage and the only reason people "invest" in a garbage coin is because they think there is some greater fool that will buy it off them. To give them credit people have made many times their money buy
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by verroq 9y ago
To paraphrase George Soros here: >The worse things look, the easier it is for it to get better
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by verroq 9y ago
It's a copy paste of https://www.upworthy.com/a-juice-company-dumped-orange-peels...
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by verroq 9y ago
Github mirror: https://github.com/Jackathan/MarcLaidlaw-Epistle3
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Epistle 3(marclaidlaw.com)
470 points by verroq 9y ago|177 comments
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The rate of males identifying as gay has been rising either because of the changing culture, and/or something in the water. Such a statement claiming western men as becoming more effeminate is obvious.
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by verroq 9y ago
Anyone else get redirected to malware?
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by verroq 9y ago
It is a good criticism of identity politics in general. A lot of the left and right wing talking points are very divisive.
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by verroq 9y ago
How often do you implement generic data structures in your code? The last time you wrote one was probably in your data structures class.
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by verroq 9y ago
You first reconsider your need to make a generic data structure and evaluate on a case by case basis.
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by verroq 9y ago
The only solution is to fix the economic incentives so that drug manufacturers want to make less wasteful medicines. Same with preventing planned obsolescence. The only solution is to encourage more competition.
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by verroq 9y ago
Forget generics. What I missed most are algebraic data structures.
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by verroq 9y ago
Computers at some point was technology that 95% of the planet doesn't understand.
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by verroq 9y ago
Bitmex has an excellent API. 0.75% fees but -0.25% if you place limit orders (with post-only on)
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by verroq 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14452969
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by verroq 9y ago
Search and rescue is code-speak for surveillance and monitoring
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by verroq 9y ago
The flaw I feel is that the entire idea of being part of the elite is that you are above the law. We already have courts and laws, however being rich and well connected offers a degree of immunity.
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No doubt that once voice recognition, speech to text and NLP advances enough you'd have public safety microphones always looking out for counter-revolutionary speech and terrorist activity. 1984 is fantasy because the telescreens could
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by verroq 9y ago
I am sure the camera would detect a person with an unreadable face and alert the cops or something
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You can on bitmex.
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by verroq 9y ago
You're right. We should just all get used to terrorism now, a few dead a year is the best we can do.
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by verroq 9y ago
Maybe if you overlook the honour killings and fored marriages
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by verroq 9y ago
It wasn't a bug with the protocol though. It was a bug with the coding of the contract. However there has been a few forks to mitigate DDoS attacks.

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