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AKifer
8mo ago
Location: GMT+3 Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: tbd Technologies: Ruby, Rails/RoR Résumé/Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rfrancky/ Email: andyu.kifer@gmail.com If you are looking for a solid Full-s
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AKifer
5y ago
This is apparently the trend right now, and these utilities are already there. What's still hard to do is the "glue" that connects the infrastructure/scaling side with the building blocks: that's "still" d
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6y ago
But this might find a fertile ground at those proponents of an universal basic income. So anyone doing exercise "good" for his/her health will be rewarded, perhaps the intrinsic value here is the saved indirect cost of health
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AKifer
6y ago
Just yesterday, reading these lines in Atlas Shrugged: ... said Scudder. "When the masses are destitute and yet there are good available, its idiotic to expect people to be stopped by some scrap of paper called a property deed. propert
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AKifer
7y ago
The soviets also thought the same, unfortunatelly a system with bad actors cannot be solved from within. Especially when the "bad" actors controls means of production and distribution, and have incentives to continue acting such a
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AKifer
7y ago
That same old war, even today.
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AKifer
7y ago
Did anyone try introduce an animal in such a closed system, insects for instance. Does it self sustain ?
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AKifer
8y ago
Just like for VW, all this story will end up by top Boeing management saying "It's the fault of [sofware] engineers".
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AKifer
8y ago
Can some top notch hardware be made in USA ? For sure. Did someone made a top notch hardware, even some prototypes ? Please tell us who. Perhaps the real issue is that nobody is excited to make hardware anymore in the US as westerners expec
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AKifer
8y ago
Given the link between the US and the KSA, from a pure analyst view, if the CIA is giving away conclusion like that publicly, it's highly probable that something is brewing and under preparation somewhere.
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AKifer
8y ago
Typically chinese way of doing things, making the opponent thinking that he's invincible then striking hard and fast at the right time. That in every domain.
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AKifer
8y ago
I think such a matter being discussed at this level is void and a nonsense. Are parents really needing to delegate the choice of breastfeeding their children or not to the government or the WHO ?
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AKifer
8y ago
"I pity any customer taking delivery of one of these cars. The quality will be shocking". I'm wondering what could affect the quality of the cars if they work under that structure. To me all these critics come from business a
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AKifer
8y ago
Great answer @sov, in fact if that was an easy process everyone would already have copied it [with a profit]. And it's not only about the process, the microclimates of the Sambirano valley and Sava regions of Madagascar give it a uniqu
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AKifer
8y ago
@matthewwiese I'm native of Madagascar. In fact a lot of french "expats" and madagascan living abroad are setting up small trading/exportation operations for the french/european market, only a few hundreds kilograms
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8y ago
And it's even grown only in 2 very specific regions in the north of the island (where most of the cocoa production also come from). There's still huge opportunities if you have enough money and appetite for adventure to start a tr
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AKifer
8y ago
now comes the time for the pricing
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AKifer
8y ago
Efficient or not efficient, as long as it can make me rich, I'm OK with it.
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AKifer
8y ago
Funny to see that despite all the negative voices against bitcoin, these people still advance theirs pawns and play the game. I seriously think that there's a perverse move behind the walls to instill fear to the commoners towards the
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AKifer
8y ago
In such a case, an intelligent person always tend to think that the program bore positive results but politicians were too afraid of the consequences so they cut is short. They would be too happy to show a negative result to the public woul
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AKifer
8y ago
You made my time worth reading HN today guys. It's great to know that there are people facing the same issues who found how to deal with it and shared.
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AKifer
8y ago
I'm interested also to know how you did it.
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AKifer
8y ago
Humans do not understand such an arguments in such a situation. Hope you will do better business on Vulcan dear Tesla.
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AKifer
9y ago
If the copyrighted code, against which your pushes would be compared, are by definition closed source, how could these filters work ? Or will software companies reach an agreement with repo providers like github so the filter robot can par
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AKifer
9y ago
Just one year in the goulag should refresh this man's mind back to sanity.
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AKifer
9y ago
Hopefully these firms haven't yet their shares listed on stock exchanges, otherwise all the ignorant sheeps would have all shorted, only to see their money gone into expert investors pocket a few days later.
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AKifer
9y ago
And when you ask libertarians about the issue, they will always say that it's the responsibility of the single company. Stalemate.
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9y ago
Now the red flags are: 1- Silly idea adjuncted with the blockchain label 2- No immediate answer to the question "How this is going to make money ?" 3- A white paper without substance, just a piece of marketing paper convincing y
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AKifer
9y ago
That was my first encounter with computers world even before I touched a real computer, playing with these maps and drawing combinatorial circuits with gates, under the guidance of an old soviet book of Mir publishers.
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AKifer
9y ago
What would be the difference with that crypto stuff and just emitting some oil backed EFT ? They happen just to be either all idiots at the top of that government, which I hardly doubt; or they are just trying to hide their CCC rating to th
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