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Bulgaria's hacked database is now available on hacking forums(zdnet.com)
2 points by watoc 7y ago|0 comments
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by watoc 8y ago
There was a documentary called a life without pain a few years ago about her and a boy from Norway with the same condition. Kids with this condition usually die at a very young age due to injuries. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by watoc 8y ago
Then you'd just turn these social media platforms into the best recruiting tool for terrorist groups of all kinds with complete control of the narrative.
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by watoc 8y ago
> The video of the 757s hitting the WTC isn't purged from the internet, why should this video be? That's different though. This video has been released by the perpetrator. Do you think beheadings videos released by ISIS should
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by watoc 8y ago
As a non-habitual resident in Portugal or Spain, it seems that the dividends are tax free if they come from a foreign source but you still have to pay taxes in the country of origin [1]. So maybe if you set up your company in another tax fr
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by watoc 8y ago
Looks more like an alternative to React Native for Web[1] and React Native Windows[2]. [1] https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web [2] https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows
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Show HN: Probabilities of major sport and political events(watodds.com)
2 points by watoc 8y ago|0 comments
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by watoc 9y ago
That's because a lot of current crypto holders are potential future losers. If you settle all crypto in USD today, most people will be left with close to 0.
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by watoc 9y ago
I don't have an opinion on Lumens but the fact that the supply is uncapped would make it much more suitable as a currency.
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by watoc 9y ago
That's usually the issue I have when selecting a technology before knowing what problem I want to solve.
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by watoc 9y ago
If you need to experiment with k8s locally it's pretty easy to install Kubernetes in one or 2 VMs on your laptop with kubeadm but then you need to install Docker inside this VM. Minikube is also installing another Docker daemon inside
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by watoc 9y ago
I've never noticed this issue with the stable version. However I'm experiencing high CPU usage whenever I start minikube on my Mac. I just installed Docker edge. We'll see how it goes in the long run but so far with k8s enabl
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Docker for Mac with Kubernetes(docs.docker.com)
285 points by watoc 9y ago|164 comments
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by watoc 9y ago
There is a query parameter "m=1" at the end of this URL. I guess that's why it wasn't marked as duplicate.
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by watoc 9y ago
It's difficult to trust that Microsoft claimed it when you only provide a link to iota website.
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by watoc 9y ago
If South Korea bans exchanges in the country or at least restrict their operations that could have a major impact. It would still be easy for Koreans to trade one crypto for another but much more difficult to exchange crypto for USD or any
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by watoc 9y ago
They can keep track of the transactions until the hacker converts the Bitcoins to a more anonymous cc like Monero then it's pretty much over.
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by watoc 9y ago
Futures on Bitcoins will be introduced next week on CBOE and the week after on CME. I wonder if we will still see this kind of crazy rallies as it will be easier to short it.
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by watoc 9y ago
And no insurance company (understandably) wants to fully cover Bitcoins. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4099912-coinbase-insurance-...
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by watoc 9y ago
There might very well be other addresses used to transfer the stolen Bitcoins.
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Kubernetes on Docker [video](dockercon.docker.com)
3 points by watoc 9y ago|0 comments
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by watoc 9y ago
Shouldn't they try to maximize their profits overall and minimize their risk at the same time rather than try to maximize profit for each of their clients individually?
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by watoc 9y ago
Interesting. You say: "The bookmakers don't care - you've helping get turnover up, and they know increasing turnover through the market is the best way to get balanced liabilities." And then: "1. Bookmakers will eve
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by watoc 9y ago
That's fine. Although the strategy works here because the bookie moves the line to make it more attractive to bet on it. If he does not care about balancing the book, why move the line? He could just keep increasing his exposure
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by watoc 9y ago
If they imbalance the book yes. But in this case the authors got the statistical edge because the bookie is trying to balance the book. What difference does it make if the $10k the bookie needs at 4/1 to balance the book comes from pr
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by watoc 9y ago
Makes sense. But then they are depriving themselves of liquidity provided by these professional gamblers. They might have to increase the odds even more so that an average joe will bet on an unpopular team where as the professional bettor w
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by watoc 9y ago
I don't totally understand why the bookmakers would limit their accounts. The bookmaker wants to balance his book for each game to make sure he makes a profit no matter what the outcome is. To balance their books they might give better