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by wonderous 9y ago
>> “Moreover, most of the traffic exchanged between Bitcoin nodes traverse few ISPs. Indeed, our results indicate that 60% of all possible Bitcoin connections cross 3 ISPs. In other words, 3 ISPs can see 60% of all Bitcoin traffic.” D
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FCC: Restoring Internet Freedom [pdf](apps.fcc.gov)
4 points by wonderous 9y ago|0 comments
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by wonderous 9y ago
Comment to me reads as a rant with a mix of false claims and requests for someone else to do the leg work. For example, the average salary for a Pediatric Neurologist [1] within the US is higher than the average programmer salary [2]. [1]
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by wonderous 9y ago
For mobile users [1], quote above: “On July 27, we reached out to Bountysource in response to a complaint we received from a user. During our investigation and discussions with members of your team, we found that your organization does not
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by wonderous 9y ago
Assuming he still has 2%, that would mean he’s worth 707 million [1]. 35,369,012,164*2%= 707,380,243
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by wonderous 9y ago
Anyone able to explain why Intel’s severity rating for this is “important” and not “critical”; meaning of the terms per Intel’s own words: “Critical: A vulnerability, which if exploited, would allow remote execution of malicious code withou
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by wonderous 9y ago
>> “machine learning is all about transforming data”
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by wonderous 9y ago
There is no single right answer, but if the co-founders agreed to something, then held their choice against party making a request - that to me is a much more serious issue than the party that make the request for a higher salary.
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by wonderous 9y ago
It would be interesting to hear YC’s official position on founder salary. Anyone have a link to an official post or comment from YC?
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by wonderous 9y ago
There are clearly already sub-cultures within HN, having tags/filters would make it easier to find content. What should be unified is the rules for contributing to HN.
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by wonderous 9y ago
Generally speaking the topic falls into the desire to have real-time/always-on data feeds that magically produce value just because they’re always producing data. That said, beyond asking the obvious, why do you need the data real-time
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by wonderous 9y ago
Are you talking about this website: https://nugget.one
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by wonderous 9y ago
There’s a long list of AI that now outperforms humans both at the per task level and at scale. Beyond that, as defined by the spec for the startup, I have no reason to believe AI built for this would not be able to do the same for this task
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by wonderous 9y ago
Possible that I’m misunderstand your model, but I’ve thought about the topic before, mainly for art and to give artist a means of profiting off the future demand for an orginal work, add in tracking the province, etc. Exactly what are the a
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by wonderous 9y ago
Completely agree with all of your points, thanks for sharing! Guess for starters, based on what little I know about browser-based startups is that they’re problematic. Good example of a company that had success [1] in social networks for ch
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by wonderous 9y ago
Reason I thought about it was a reasoning for more privacy within social networks and the average person would often not get the demand for this, but would quickly agree that kids need it; basically, to me this is a door to more meaningful
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by wonderous 9y ago
Most animals are way more expressive that the average person is able to easily understand and pet tech would easily be a billion dollar market. EDIT: I would also be happy to do this startup if YC adds me to the next batch; already offered
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by wonderous 9y ago
I will commit to doing the “Social Network for Children” if YC puts me in the next batch; this is not a random offer, I have thought about this before and have a solid idea of how to merge the parent’s role in oversight and the child’s righ
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by wonderous 9y ago
There is no TLDR, summary, etc. clearly marked as such; by one estimate it takes 140 seconds or 468 words to get to the start of the sentence you quoted above; which is strange given your point is to stick to best practices unless there’s a
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by wonderous 9y ago
@StavrosK: (aka the author) - what is the TLDR of the article? Ask since there appear to be a number of users including myself that appear to not get the intent of your article. — Meta-comment: Feel like if the poster is self-identifying as
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Osquery Across the Enterprise(medium.com)
3 points by wonderous 9y ago|0 comments
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Effects of Police Body-Worn Cameras: A Randomized Controlled Trial [pdf](bwc.thelab.dc.gov)
1 points by wonderous 9y ago|0 comments
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AWS isn’t exiting China, but did sell physical assets to comply with Chinese law(techcrunch.com)
4 points by wonderous 9y ago|0 comments
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by wonderous 9y ago
Non-paywalled version: http://m.nasdaq.com/article/amazon-to-sell-china-cloud-servi...
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by wonderous 9y ago
If you really don't want Facebook listening to anything you say at any time, you can turn off the app's access to your microphone. In iOS, go to the Settings panel, find Facebook, and slide off the "microphone" option. O
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by wonderous 9y ago
From the comments: “I tried it out earlier this week after work, leaving from Mission/New Montomomery. Told me to meet at 5:30 on a street corner for the car. The driver was 20 minutes late, didn't know that the feature was in use
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by wonderous 9y ago
Most of these jobs sound exactly like the types of jobs AI will replace.
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by wonderous 9y ago
Appears you’re wrong about which of the search operators are currently supported by Google: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433 The + operator was retired when Google+ was launched, because + was n
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by wonderous 9y ago
What is moon math?
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The Power of Data Network Effects(mattturck.com)
2 points by wonderous 9y ago|0 comments

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