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Bytecoin 2.0.2 Software Update – CryptoNote algorithm fix(bytecoin.org)
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by ceejay 9y ago
I imagine the next logical step would be for Netflix to start having their own (inclusive) movie competitions, and in the process more than likely become far more relevant than the exclusive competitions.
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by ceejay 9y ago
I was just thinking. What is a good way to phrase the problem in order to understand whether there are more pros / cons to having the client vs server decide which algorithms to use in a transaction. I haven't thought this throug
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by ceejay 9y ago
If the specification requires the server to decide which algorithm to use a naive client, who doesn't know which algorithms are safe or not, is just as dangerous. As far as I know there are no algorithms that exist today that we can gu
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by ceejay 9y ago
I used to get annoyed by all the negativity Soylent received from people. Now I just get amused by it. Soylent has been nothing but a positive addition to my life.
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by ceejay 9y ago
Do you think it's more difficult for a person to comprehend that the "workshops" are just as much an opinion as the "hate speech" they're trying to target?
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by ceejay 9y ago
Although that point of view appears to miss the point. It appears the inability to pay for food with the health budget would hide / obfuscate the data that might have otherwise shown a direct correlation between malnutrition and poor
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by ceejay 9y ago
Granted, I don't yet know the scope of the project precisely (ie. how detailed and how much information was collected), but if it's as big as I think it is, Steve Ballmer has instantly become one of my favorite people currently in
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by ceejay 9y ago
My experience with FedEx's technology stack is minimal, but I can tell you that all publicly exposed FedEx technology (ie. apis, etc) confirm without a shadow of a doubt that FedEx is not a technology company and they should leave the
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by ceejay 10y ago
I think an important thing for a product like this to take off will be integrating a good / open api.
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by ceejay 10y ago
I think hindsight will reveal that the things that make a "distributed company" successful are really the same things that make a "localized company" successful. I think it's just that having all employees on-site
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by ceejay 10y ago
I think simulations will be used to help people live more productive / happy lives in the future. Imagine having many "lives" worth of experience, perhaps from many different periods throughout history, and you're still
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by ceejay 10y ago
I think the "trick" (not really a trick) is to learn to "see things for what they are". As simple as that sounds, I'm always surprised at how difficult it seems to be for some people. And how I can easily get caug
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by ceejay 10y ago
Noticed they added Facebook to the LICENSE. Facebook was notorious at one point for some unpopular language in their open source licenses. Does their inclusion in the LICENSE file mean a developer needs to be aware of how Facebook is curr
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by ceejay 10y ago
WebSockets are just too slow https://www.w3.org/TR/tcp-udp-sockets/ Not sure status of this standard, or plans for adoption. As long as proper steps are taken to allow for secure implementations I'm
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by ceejay 10y ago
In theory I imagine the metrics a company defines and attempts to achieve are the ones they want to optimize for. So in essence I can think of only 2 primary reasons it will end badly. 1) They're measuring incorrectly 2) Their "w
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by ceejay 10y ago
I apologize for not being more clear. I was thinking about the flexbox more than the IE9 deprecation. The jQuery story was only to reinforce the idea that open source projects are "at the negotiating table". http://ca
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by ceejay 10y ago
I find it extremely powerful that major open source projects are calling the shots instead of the major browser vendors. For some who may not recall, I think the most famous / historic move was when jQuery decided version 2 would depre
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by ceejay 10y ago
IMO humans are just bad at communicating in a precise / efficient way. Most people I meet / work with who are not in a technical field are usually very bad at explaining their business needs in face-to-face let alone by email or
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by ceejay 10y ago
It's beyond belief that people spend money to gamble at casinos. It's one thing to know with 100% certainty that the house has the odds in their favor. But an entirely different beast to know that AND know that if you do find wa
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by ceejay 10y ago
First, in the US I think we need to convince a substantial chunk of the population that it's not religion that will solve our problems, but better education.
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by ceejay 10y ago
I think now is a perfect opportunity for the startup community to work toward changing this. In other words, I think dependence on VCs (or loans in general) for success builds an ecosystem filled with unicorns and everyone else. I think t
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by ceejay 10y ago
Even from a purely philosophical perspective I have a great appreciation for material design. Even if it's not their intent, they're normalizing and standardizing art / design for non-artists and non-designers. Sounds like
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by ceejay 10y ago
My guess is existing auto (and other) manufacturers have all but locked up world's supply chain of raw materials necessary to make it feasible to manufacture automobiles at large enough scale. If I were Google (if they seriously want t
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by ceejay 10y ago
As far as my experience tells me, it is hard to become truly successful in life. Where the history books will take note of what you became and what you accomplished. It boggles my mind that even with such great odds there are so many who
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by ceejay 10y ago
Would it be feasible to replace the "common" component of a recurrent neural network with a convolutional neural network? My lay person's impression is that at its most basic level a recurrent neural network is simply a &quot
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by ceejay 10y ago
This looks really cool. Can't wait to try it.
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by ceejay 10y ago
I'm confused.
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by ceejay 10y ago
About 10 years ago I was told that Detroit MI has/had a similar "tradition" around Halloween. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil's_Night
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by ceejay 10y ago
It appears, from the article, that they're working on a shoestring budget. My initial impression was that adding at least one full-time specialist, maybe more, simply to dot the i's, cross the t's for NHTSA, plus purchasing

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