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Tron TRX, Is it the next Ripple or a multibillion dollar scam in making?
(coinsocial.io)
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Cryptocurrency Mania Fuels Hype and Fear at Venture Firms
(wired.com)
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This is definitely big. There are already tons of reputed investors from Silicon Valley and otherwise who started to invest heavily in Cryptocurrencies. But bitcoin will end up being a just a store of value(like Gold) instead of an medium o
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I hope this is a joke or sarcasm. But if not, you should definitely not invest money that's not your's, no matter what you think you will miss out on. As you know that's part of the investing 101. But on the brighter side, th
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And then follows the text messages.
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Hi! It's up and working. But I've heard from at least one other person that it's not working. I'm checking. Would please mind dm'ing me your location and browser details or start a chat on the site?
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I always wonder how an opinion piece from WSJ or the economist can change the direction(few billion $) of the market to some extent. Especially in these markets which are partly running on mass hysteria.
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Yes. Text or email alerts are coming. Glad you liked it.
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I built this dashboard because I was often moving between Gdax, Twitter and Reddit. This gives a real time bird eye view of what's going with Cryptocurrency. Appreciate any feedback
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Show HN: CoinSocial, a Real Time Dashboard Integrating Prices, Top News, Tweets
(coinsocial.io)
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Sure, that's how it started. But as the adoption increases and price skyrockets, more people will understand the value of the concept of decentralization.
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I know. When I started looking for a side project, all I see is high priced API's from no-name companies. Not sure if I want to base my prediction on these data sets.
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I hope they expose the API. There are very few good API's in finance, Yahoo's was great until they deprecated it.
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I thought this is the older way of doing DDoS, like replicating user's behaviour and overwhelming the server with repeated requests. And it's very obvious that any public facing API should be heavily cached and rate limited, in fa
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Yeah, this happens a lot here. I mean the cheapest and most effective way for companies to get away.
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> Uber said it will provide drivers whose licenses were compromised with free credit protection monitoring and identity theft protection This got to be a running joke now. Companies lose the data and offer credit/theft protection th
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Pretty impressive. Considering that it also allows you to login to a remote windows machine. Lots of enterprise companies use Windows and citrix receiver as a way to login remotely, this makes very useful when you are travelling just with y
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There is a lot of demand in the higher end market for a great speaker. Also, don't forget the apple ecosystem which people are already into. If and when Siri becomes as good as Google Assistant, people will buy into the homepod for sur
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Just to note that the MP who has introduced this is suspended by that party.
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FCC's Ajit Pai expected to roll out details on reversing net neutrality
(arstechnica.com)
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And in 30 mins. The current recruiting framework has really become a meme. But all the companies are so deep into this, it's really hard to come out of the current data structure testing methodology.
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Not particularly factorial problem, but the general interview questions require some amount of prior knowledge about the techniques. Topics like math based or bit manipulation, permutations/combinations have questions which are often a
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This will definitely force New York and Penn to look for legalization. New York if followed would be the biggest city ever to legalize.
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You can run a car for longer with no driver and of course the human capital involved is none. But the flip side is that the cars wear out quickly.
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Trump's H-1B Reform Is to Make Life Hell for Immigrants and Companies
(bloomberg.com)
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Apparently better for consumers in general now that there's more competition. One Industry I really really want them to enter is Consumer Airlines. Service in most airlines sucks, like big time. Can't wait for Amazon Airlines with
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Yes, but the stock doesn't go zero like immediately. You can always put a trigger and get out when it all goes down.
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That alone doesn't get you an admission. When 2 students has equal test scores, GPA and everything else, your family association definitely helps. This doesn't mean, they accept not so smart people because their parents went to th
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>interviewing.io evaluates students based on their coding skills, not their resume. We are open to students regardless of their university affiliation, college major, and pretty much anything else (we ask for your class year to make sure
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At least for Waymo, the biggest use case is to test the rideshare program with driverless cars with Waze aka a driverless Uber. They can apparently operate in specific cities first, start to monetize and figure out extreme weather condition
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