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xalava
4y ago
Using Safe Eyes on Linux with a similar effect. I enjoy it, especially asking friends to add nice and healthy messages https://slgobinath.github.io/SafeEyes/
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xalava
4y ago
Thank you for propagating innovation!
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4y ago
The importance of privacy is not theoretical. First, the data is accessible by credit card provider, but also by several financial and technical intermediaries. Second, there is no way for any of those companies to guarantee that the data w
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5y ago
This article seems to miss the point and practical use of Smart contracts. Smart contracts offer revolutionary new to transact gloablly. There are flaws, but the ones presented here are mostly tradeoffs. For each section: - Reliance on ext
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The MIT and the Boston Fed published an implementation of an open CBDC
(github.com)
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xalava
5y ago
TLDR: Learn some basic coding while developing related skills
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5y ago
Most editors have a plugin that does that: - https://github.com/OliverBalfour/obsidian-pandoc - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Pandoc - https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/ite
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5y ago
This method relies on the idea of a cost, most likely monetary, proportional to the choice. This is obviously incompatible with core principles of modern democracies. This article reasoning compares the Brexit and Trump votes, and speculate
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5y ago
"Give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest man, I will find enough there to hang him" Richelieu, French PM, 17th century
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French Bank submits a proposal to MakerDAO to use bon as collateral
(forum.makerdao.com)
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5y ago
I've been using this expression for years, but I use it when a company purposely does not applies your explicit decision. In this case, you are the one trying to circumvent their policy. https://mobile.twitter.com/Xavie
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5y ago
- Why 10% margins on average? What is exactly the risk profile? - Why consider that a group of diverse group of developers is a governance danger while a group of users would be fine? - What are the incentives to run a full node for an aver
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5y ago
Interesting debate. However: - I doubt that the EU meant to directly investigate the pentagon, the opposite might have some history. - The argument that there is redundancy and therefore it is safe is incomplete to say the least. For instan
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5y ago
Intellectuals don't debate wether it is ok to kill innocent people because the answer is pretty obvious. To read more interesting thoughts on the matter : https://speakola.com/ideas/robert-badinter-death-penalty-ab
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5y ago
The US is pretty exceptional in its lack of rails. There is also a Seattle-San Diego. Enjoyable as a tourist, but probably not suited for business purposes except in the last portions. In France some high speed trains go now directly to air
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6y ago
Theoretically, that might exist. I recommend that you open each platform mentioned in the article and apply your definition.
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xalava
6y ago
"Prediction markets" is a fancy word for gambling. It is a highly regulated activity almost everywhere, mainly has it can have terrible consequences at the individual levels and major side-effects such as corrupt games in sports.
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6y ago
Yes there is a lot of money riding on that, but that is the cost of doing business. Why banks have heavy compliance costs? Doing proper AML and KYC costs money and society decided that it was critical enough to bear that cost even in light
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6y ago
There are many confusions mixed with stereotypical startup culture in the first video. A global stable currency is not : - Dollarization, that is an already relatively common phenomenon (Zimbabwe, Argentina...) with controversial effects. D
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6y ago
I've just realized that nano was initially released in 1999! Apparently, they just copied pico key bindings, that was used as an extremely light editor. For the rest, there is to me a cultural divide between a sysadmin/dev culture
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6y ago
I know that vim is particularly enjoyed. The site looks nice and I wish you the best luck with this. But for beginners, I now recommend micro as a console text editor ( https://github.com/zyedidia/micro ). It's a on
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6y ago
I don't use any of this on an iPad and I miss every day some functionalities : a convenient terminal, a fully fledged text editor, a complete and free photo editor ...
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6y ago
I actually wonder if that will help people to move to alternatives before what is perceived as a "privacy wall".
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6y ago
This has been clarified in prior statements: The SEC does not considers Bitcoin a security, as it's "decentralised enough". Nobody is running Bitcoin alone, selling them alone... The Ethereum sale was probably a security offe
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6y ago
Similarly, and multiplatforms, I recommend DroidCam ( https://www.dev47apps.com/ ). The interface could use some polish but it works well on android/ios phones to Mac/Windows and Linux.
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6y ago
Interesting, but reading the conclusion I'm fascinated in this affaire how technically knowledgeable people loose common sense to defend their favorite brand: - Per launch verification is terrible for privacy, vis-a-vis Apple and the w
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6y ago
This article seems to confuse various forms of knowledge and discourse. To follow up on the doctor analogy: First, I expect the doctor to tell me what he finds. For instance, I can't blame him for not finding pathologies for which I do
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6y ago
I'm not sure how buying a device connected to the internet, fully controlled by the company, that also collects data and sell ads is an improvement.
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6y ago
It is a valid point that there has always been cultural codes and that I'm probably more sensitive to changes that I've seen in my lifetime. And thanks for pointing Hays code. I've dug into some history of censorship and mora
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The most relevant point of this article is not about historical accuracy, but on the contradiction of claiming cultural sensitivity by including gender and origin diversity while totally missing the point on deeper issues. I've grown u
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