kordless

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by kordless 9y ago
> We all know what the culture of online shaming has led to and it's all our job not to do it on HN. This is, in and of itself, a blaming statement. Blaming statements, such as the one contained in the comment you replied to, are a
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by kordless 9y ago
> we've had many > don't post off topic Users of HN, please note "we" is Facebook and Facebook, or a representative of Facebook, is telling us what we can and can't discuss here. This is why I quit posting her
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by kordless 9y ago
The downvotes here indicate logic doesn't always follow where there exists polarity in a belief of "truths". While you may be correct in your assertions, you will still lose the argument because it's not what people want
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by kordless 9y ago
Bitcoin has code. The language is called Script. It lacks loops, however.
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by kordless 9y ago
You are making a statement of surprise that someone who "didn't fit the investment world", who was "smart" and a "hustler" would not make such a mistake while navigating the interface between his personal
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by kordless 9y ago
Electronic arbitrage. Interesting, scalable with compute, and highly risky, if you aren't careful or fast enough.
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by kordless 9y ago
Actually, that's not technically true. FWIU, Lighting could be run on both Bitcoin and Litecoin today, but issues with transaction malleability could cause it to be less than trustworthy, for some use cases. So, Segwit, which fixes tra
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by kordless 9y ago
The connecting of disparate ideas is irrational in the individual. It's only when a group of people temporarily accept that those concepts may make sense that things get done. Given consciousness is directly responsible for giving us a
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by kordless 9y ago
I would modify that slightly and say Litecoin is back because of the Lightning Network, which benefits greatly from features provided by Segwit, and which itself leverages payment channels backed by multi-sig addresses. While Lightning can
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by kordless 9y ago
> now survives as a zombie currency backed by the souls of all the bag-holders foolish enough to invest in it Honestly, most of the world's economic trust is backed by similar bag-holders, just without the use of proof of stake algo
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by kordless 9y ago
Facebook. See my comment.
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by kordless 9y ago
Oh, don't worry about that now. They've already moved to have the article removed from HN. Conversation over! ;)
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by kordless 9y ago
Speaking from observation, the claim may be considered true if the primary purpose of investment firms is to exit the position as either a large gain in value, or a complete loss. In other words, investment strategy today causes the outcom
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Kubernetes Cheatsheet(sematext.com)
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Kubernetes clusters for the hobbyist(github.com)
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by kordless 9y ago
> remember that we aren't talking about a faceless politician here Fair enough. I'd also say remember what Mark Twain said about politicians: “Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.”
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Our First Kubernetes Outage(medium.com)
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BlockChain App Deployment Using Microservices with Kubernetes(xenonstack.com)
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Reddit Rolling Out Kubernetes(twitter.com)
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Continuous Deployment with Google Container Engine and Kubernetes(semaphoreci.com)
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Kube-router:distributed load balancer, firewall and router for Kubernetes(asciinema.org)
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Getting started with Lyft Envoy for microservices resilience(datawire.io)
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Kubernetes deep dive: API Server – part 1(blog.openshift.com)
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70% cheaper Kubernetes cluster on AWS(carlosbecker.com)
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Alternative Container Runtimes in Kubernetes(infoq.com)
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Kuberetes pods lifecycle(critiqus.com)
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by kordless 9y ago
This is a company we're talking about here, not an individual. That is true even if an individual of our group envisioned an important technology. Pulling punches, as it appears that you are asking us to do, is irrational, especially g
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by kordless 9y ago
No sane investor is going to invest in Ethereum because that's not how Ethereum or its derivatives raise capital. The way they raise capital is by taking individual's existing irrational trust (fiat) and exchanging it for what app
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by kordless 9y ago
You stated Bitcoin dominance plummeted. My observation is Bitcoin's dominance has increased, by way of it's increase in market cap compared to the fiat by which it is measured, US dollars. Bitcoin's overall value, like any st
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by kordless 9y ago
Features are not use cases, contrary to popular belief. A killer use case is where everyone uses the technology, not where the technology serves a use for all people. Speculation on the value of Ethereum is irrational, at best, even if it h

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