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by verroq 12y ago
1. Make a SHA1 hash of your document 2. Convert the hash to a BTC address 3. Send 0.0001 BTC to the address you made 4. There you saved yourself $9.99
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Youtube to add support for 60 FPS videos and tipping(engadget.com)
1 points by verroq 12y ago|0 comments
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by verroq 12y ago
You're writing C++ code, no need to regress back to C.
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by verroq 12y ago
>This paper presents an empirical study with 49 subjects that studies the impact of a static type system for the development of a parser over 27 hours working time. Because all the programs you've ever written were parsers. full tex
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by verroq 12y ago
>Because static typing is only worth the 2% >If you felt it helped it's because it was the placebo effect >Remember the time you mistyped something and the program crashed at runtime when it should have been a compile error. T
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This is Phil Fish(youtube.com)
12 points by verroq 12y ago|2 comments
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by verroq 12y ago
It's an inferior subset of D3, however HN will upvote anything with JS in the title.
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by verroq 12y ago
Or you can write it OpenCL and get a result near instantly.
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by verroq 12y ago
Possibly related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7667976
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by verroq 12y ago
Why is this so slow on Firefox? Why is every single cool thing that show up on HN so slow in Firefox?
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by verroq 12y ago
>You: What he thinks of gay people is relevant when talking about postdoc positions. >Me: Yeah right >You: I bet you hate gay people too
642.
by verroq 12y ago
Yeah you're right. His opinions on the last movie he watched is relevant when he's discussing what he thinks of postdoc positions as professor with tenure.
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by verroq 13y ago
Having been bitten by SHA1_Update with no expectation that SHA_Update would work as well. I'm sort of bitter about that.
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by verroq 13y ago
The problem was that the names are too close to each other and was one typo away from mysterious bugs. The non-existence of documentation didn't help either.
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by verroq 13y ago
Having worked with OpenSSL on only one occasion. I figured something was up when they have a function named SHA1_Update and SHA_Update that has the exact same signature and creates different outputs. A library designed by incompetents.
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by verroq 13y ago
Why is Firefox so shit?
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by verroq 13y ago
What is meteor.js?
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by verroq 13y ago
All you need for lenses is SPJ's talk https://www.mediafire.com/?ra37c2948pw2ye6
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by verroq 13y ago
Let's call it a bubble then, since BTC's intrinsic value is somewhere near zero.
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by verroq 13y ago
As a ponzi scheme built on hype, http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=bitcoin is all you need.
651.
by verroq 13y ago
What if the altitude meter breaks? Does the transponder go off?
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by verroq 13y ago
The current trend with bitcoin is: buy bitcoin now, it'll go up, it'll be 10k by next year. It's current valuation backed by nothing except hype, once there's not enough hype to keep the price afloat: there will be a lot
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by verroq 13y ago
I disagree, when I invest on a start up, those shares have inherent value because they are backed by a real company, not hype.
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by verroq 13y ago
The only reason BTC price rises is because of hype and idiots buying into the hype. Once the hype dies (as it's dying now), you can experience the pleasure of bag-holding. Why don't you all in BTC? You are free to laugh at me when
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by verroq 13y ago
Sorry all I got out was "I participated in a Ponzi scheme early and benefited".
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by verroq 13y ago
I doubt that he's in much trouble with his 400m
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by verroq 13y ago
He's a public figure/celebrity ever since Bitcoin blew up. Take any celebrity and you can easily fill out this list.
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by verroq 13y ago
HN can't decry censorship and keep flagging this article because it includes Satoshi's dox.
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Dear HN, you can't censor Newsweek's Satoshi article
11 points by verroq 13y ago|3 comments
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by verroq 13y ago
Why was it deleted?

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