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zoba
13y ago
So are we supposed to conclude from this that we won't be getting our Bitcoin out of Mt Gox?
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Less 1.6.2 Released
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zoba
13y ago
I agree, although this makes me think of the great number of people who have the potential to create value but cannot, because their ability to "do" is blocked. Most people I know who cannot create value have an issue of time. M
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zoba
13y ago
I deal with this concern myself, and the answer I've been mulling over recently is related to the Big Fish In A Small Pond analogy. (In fact, I think of it in the same terms as your friend: winning my freedom) In the Bay Area, things
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zoba
13y ago
Something similar happens with cows and deer as well: http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/08/google-earth-re/
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My thoughts on SF after living here for six months
(dzoba.com)
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zoba
13y ago
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S.F. sues Nevada for giving mental patients one-way bus tickets
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zoba
13y ago
George Clooney has a satellite he uses to keep track of a warlord. Individuals have capabilities which were previously accessible only to nations. I wonder if it is possible that an individual might intervene in North Korea, instead of a
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zoba
13y ago
This is very cool and reminds me of something I've wanted for a long time: a tool like this that is used to make sound. The synthesizers I've used seem predisposed to making a certain type of sound, however, something like but wh
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zoba
13y ago
In the early 2000s there was a device/toy called the Cybiko ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybiko ) which offered similar functionality. It was amazing in theory, however, adoption was never very high so it never t
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zoba
13y ago
They're not quite harmless. I've got a nice scar in my eyebrow from one, and I've seen them remove pieces pavement. With just a little more evil thought than I put into it when I was hacking around, I could see them hurting
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zoba
13y ago
I'm not sure, however, one of the things Bitcoin advocates tout is the limited inflation, which seems right in line with what he says is needed. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Controlled_supply
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zoba
13y ago
Kind of interesting to think about his comment about the goal being to “create an international reserve currency that is disconnected from individual nations and is able to remain stable in the long run.” Hmm...I wonder if there are any cu
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zoba
13y ago
Awesome, I was indeed using the Github search. I have the police non-emergency number on my phone and they seem very responsive (though, I've only used it for 'big' things so far). Later I'm going to look up responsibil
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zoba
13y ago
I live in SoMA and was excited to see this repo. Specifically, I hoped to find some laws to aid in cleaning up the area around where I live. After searching for: clean, sleep, homeless, trash, garbage, dispose, sidewalk - and not finding an
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zoba
13y ago
They never pay the slaves enough so they can get free, just enough so they can stay alive and come back to work. I do love my job, though there is so much more I want to do with my life - so much more I could do that (as far as I can tell
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zoba
13y ago
In many cases, thinking that we are limited is itself a limiting factor. I've noticed this with self confidence as well. Its interesting because suppose there were two people who were both identical in capability - the one with conf
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zoba
13y ago
I use A Small Orange for VPS, so I can't comment specifically on hosting Wordpress, however, their support is great. Their chat support is very responsive and helped me get nginx configured properly (I wasn't expecting them to go
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zoba
13y ago
I've used this service for a couple weeks now, and it is an astonishing time saver. Same day delivery opens up very a different way of thinking about things. I have a couple thoughts though: 1) I currently feel guilty because its so
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zoba
13y ago
The article is a bit confusing, since, as far as I can tell, the "first model to be shipped" only has 16 (+2 ARM) cores. The 64 (+2) core board is not shipping/reservable yet. Congrats to the people at Parallella though! I&
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zoba
13y ago
This review states the Ouya is "hacker friendly" and I think thats far from the truth. It comes with a locked bootloader and, as far as I've been able to research, no one has been able to put any other version of Linux on it
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zoba
13y ago
You should know this site isn't usable/viewable on iPhone Safari or Chrome.
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zoba
13y ago
I've been wondering about this line of thinking lately, and I'm confused if its actually productive. For example: I need to lose about 15 pounds. If I just accepted myself as me, I'd never really work towards the better pict
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zoba
13y ago
I think the author is on to something here, but, I have a couple of suggestions which I think will make his viewpoint more accurate. I think positivity is underrated by the HN community and so I could see why this post would be well receiv
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zoba
13y ago
> "Practice writing code in a simple text editor without syntax highlighting or completion macros." Maybe applicants shouldn't be able to "undo" during the interview? Or maybe applicants should be able to manually convert the code to a
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zoba
13y ago
Your story is exactly my story - surprisingly so. I'm out of college now and have better focus, but it is still getting better (I plan out my day in on paper with a 15 minute granularity and don't allow myself to deviate from that plan - e
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zoba
13y ago
Thanks, I had no clue the title was intended to be riffing on anything at all.
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zoba
14y ago
I have been thinking this myself recently, and contrasting how difficult it is being a founder (which pretty much requires a jack of all trades skillset), versus being employable until you can support yourself long enough to risk not having
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zoba
14y ago
Where did you buy the litecoin? And also, how did you transfer money into that exchange? I'm currently looking at BTC-e.com for the exchange, and OKPay for money transfer, but... OKPay just feels wrong. They are asking for photos of my dr
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zoba
14y ago
Wow, this is great! I got to see a block completed and see a 3392.80 BTC transaction go by - both got me excited enough to be amusing to those around me!
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