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7y ago
Because there is no status quo? (And solutions that aren’t better than status quo should be automatically thrown in the trash?). Now if your question is why are markets useful, then that is obvious is it not? Secondly, I find this viewpoint
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7y ago
I don’t see what is the point of this comment other than “hurr durr blockchain bad”. Providing a marketplace tokenised assets/digital assets is useful.
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7y ago
No not really, any tiny open source project isn’t worth the hassle of making a reproducible build for.
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7y ago
Yeah but only google is google. You are not google, your code doesn’t need to google scale and you don’t need to go to their extremes to manage dependencies. They do it because they are forced to, doesn’t mean it is right or their way is ho
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7y ago
Humans being petty and abusing their power for personal revenge has been a global cultural norm for how many millennia?
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7y ago
If the game wasn't cloned (that is, copied 1 for 1), then title isn't misleading, it's actually a complete lie. Half of the comments here are talking about IP theft, when it just becomes a trademark dispute.
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7y ago
I don’t think they’ll change it either because doing so would be admitting responsibility.
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7y ago
And this figure will only go down as renewables penetration increases. In the long term non-renewable will be zero.
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7y ago
>are you trying to say China is using 100% renewable energy everywhere and has no need for lower energy costs for the rest of their population? No? I'm saying most of Bitcoin mining is done using renewable energy. Most of which is e
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7y ago
You're going to ignore that most of the mining happens in China using excess hydroelectric capacity?
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7y ago
It is rare that I read a HN comment that just get it completely, outright wrong. After the Tether news came out. USDT/USD dropped to around 0.97 which is around a 3% discount. The Bitcoin price on Bitfinex had an additional 4% premium,
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7y ago
I don't understand the hate Trump gets for doing what needs to be done. All these issues esp. theft of intellectual property, IP transfer, currency manipulation are much more important in the long term than some tarrifs. One shitpost t
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7y ago
SVMs are as old school ML as they get. They guarentee the maximum separation at the decision boundary. However it doesn’t scale very well for higher dimensional data. The standard used to be to use some dimensionality reduction technique li
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SVMs have smooth decision boundaries unlike neural networks.
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8y ago
It's a big phone.
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8y ago
BitMEX isn't a spot exchange. It offers derivatives and futures products. It does has its share of issues (namely system overload) but it is probably the only legitimate platform (i.e. no fake volume) on Coinmarketcap that doesn't
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8y ago
Apple has been playing wack-a-mole with enterprise developer certificates for a while now, especially when the currently most reliable jailbreak method requires special entitlements that require an enterprise or developer certificate.
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8y ago
It is depressing to think that there is nothing we can do to prevent the rise of dystopian regimes that consolide their power with thru censorship and authoritarianism. The worst is that most people in China support their current government
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8y ago
The ML field today is all about results. Get the high scores and figure out the math later. Not that there is anything wrong with this, we still at the stage where we're banging rocks together wondering what works and what doesn't
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8y ago
I was wondering if this five word off the cuff remark was too political. My apologies.
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Saudi Arabia is one of the best arguments against moral relativism.
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8y ago
Being digitally removed from your previous works sounds quite similar to the people disappearing from Stalin’s photos.
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8y ago
Maybe they can 3d print a custom container first
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8y ago
Just like in 1984 where if you are vapourised you disappear completely as if you had never existed at all.
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8y ago
In every situation? The API interface doesn’t match. Websocket isn’t a stream, it is framed. Obviously it can be used like a stream but that depends on the client and server. The issue here is that all the client side (browser) APIs expose
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8y ago
https://zcoin.io/important-announcement-zerocoin-implementat...
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But seriously though, JUUL is the rocket ship I wish I could put my money in.
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8y ago
Vox did a video[0] on Juul’s marketing. Moral issues aside I thought the whole idea was genius. Not surprised they are printing money. [0]. https://youtube.com/watch?v=AFOpoKBUyok
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8y ago
Surely you mean Captain Disillusion.
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Apple sued for hiding the iPhone XS notch in false advertising lawsuit
(businessinsider.com)
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