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by HaseebQ 2y ago
The thinking at the time was: how can someone under the age of 35 ever have enough accomplishments to be elected president? They believed that would only happen if they were the child of a famous person or former president. The Constitution
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by HaseebQ 2y ago
Because it wouldn't have increased profitability? See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_incidence
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by HaseebQ 6y ago
All productive output doesn't stop during a lockdown. And not all of the world is locked down, including China, the second largest economy in the world.
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Mathematical Coincidences from the Physical World(en.wikipedia.org)
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Introduction to Cryptocurrency (Course)(nakamoto.com)
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Breaking Mimblewimble's Privacy Model(medium.com)
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Latency Compensating Methods in Client/Server In-Game Protocol Design (2001)(developer.valvesoftware.com)
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Slow TV(kottke.org)
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Nicolas Bourbaki – Wikipedia(en.wikipedia.org)
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List of Internet phenomena – Wikipedia(en.wikipedia.org)
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“The world wonders”(en.wikipedia.org)
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by HaseebQ 8y ago
Monero is a privacy coin. I.e., all transactions are obfuscated by default. This makes it infeasible to follow such a money trail if the attacker is trying at all. https://www.monero.how/how-does-monero-work-details-in-plain
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by HaseebQ 8y ago
This is a totally misleading calculation for the largest currencies. It's literally quoting the spot price for what's available on NiceHash and then dividing by the fraction you'd have of the total hash rate. In reality, as y
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by HaseebQ 8y ago
What are the graph representations that are used at larger scales? They're not adjacency lists at bottom? Can you point toward some resources to read up on?
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Yoichi Hirai resigns as Ethereum EIP Reviewer over conscientious objection(github.com)
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The authoritative guide to blockchain development(medium.com)
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Technological Innovation in the Linear Age(softmachines.org)
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Wirth's Law – Wikipedia(en.wikipedia.org)
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Bitcoin is not trustless(hackernoon.com)
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Layman's Guide to Elliptic-Curve Digital Signatures (2014)(royalfork.org)
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Anti-Growth Hacking(medium.com)
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by HaseebQ 9y ago
Always getting up to trouble, that rascal.
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That time I used Ruby to crack my Reddit password – RubyConf 2017(youtube.com)
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We already know Blockchain's killer apps(hackernoon.com)
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[video] Let's Build a Blockchain – A Mini-Cryptocurrency in Ruby(youtube.com)
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Frontrunning Bancor in 150 Lines of Python with the Ethereum API(medium.com)
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What Is the Rationale for IEEE-754 NaN = NaN?(stackoverflow.com)
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by HaseebQ 9y ago
I've noticed this is an unfortunately common trope on HN. "If they actually cared about X, they'd Y!" I think what you mean to say is: "If they really cared about X, and only X, and had no political/financial&#
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True name(en.wikipedia.org)
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by HaseebQ 9y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I assume because he pushed the fix that he was the developer, my mistake! Have amended the article.

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