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by 0xname 6y ago
As a Canadian, does the lack of a college degree significantly act as a disadvantage for visa programs such as TN/H1-B ? In the case of a pressing move to the US, what would be some options for someone with no degree?
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by 0xname 7y ago
There’s also the fact that Ethereum has an almost completely different architecture including block times which affect the frequency of mining, different reward structures, etc. As far as I know its not necessarily the difference between B
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by 0xname 7y ago
A public blockchain (one where consensus is derived from the masses, or rather an abstraction of the masses like PoW) would have “virtue”, but obviously this has yet to be executed perfectly.
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by 0xname 7y ago
One could say it’s PoA (Proof of Authority) which is basically saying there are specific authorities that choose to validate it. In github, for example, it would be whoever controls the master branch. Of course, this is needlessly complicat
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by 0xname 7y ago
Although many can see Bitcoin as a scam, I think the South Sea bubble is in a different league altogether. Financial schemes such as introducing crazy loans, coupled with the (essentially) full backing of the government at the time lured in
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by 0xname 8y ago
Older models of either Google or Oneplus phones seem fine, I have been using a Nexus 6p with no problems other than some battery life but that's expected given how long it's been used.
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by 0xname 8y ago
It would be nice if grocery stores had a more descriptive/accessible way of searching for and buying items online. Choosing a recipe, then getting a list of required ingredients - perhaps even delivered automatically to your door - s
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by 0xname 8y ago
While not directly comparable, text messages do often see some lag (especially when also considering something like MMS) so it could be said that there is some tolerance for latency. A more distinctive difference could be the lack of rich
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by 0xname 8y ago
What about the case of China? Their debt management demands attention even with the arguably greater monetary control that the government holds. If they didn't care for too much debt, wouldn't they have taken less conservative act
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by 0xname 8y ago
Sounds sort of similar to 0xbitcoin in that it's possible for anyone to mine tokens, but that project currently raises the difficulty (like Bitcoin). I'm assuming that a few changes to the difficulty scaling could make a proof-of-
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by 0xname 8y ago
While the idea of selling and controlling one's own data is enticing, would people actually be willing to set up the requisite hardware/software to manage it all? I can imagine a sort of "black box" that manages user pre