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Show HN: MCPs aren't enough, give Codex/Claude accurate memory of everything
(timeglass.ai)
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midas
4y ago
Notes field appears to be encrypted!
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midas
6y ago
How do you explain that gold is worth so much more than bitcoin and is barely ever used in transactions?
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Software Is Destroying Jobs and Improving Our Lives
(medium.com)
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8y ago
I wrote this comprehensive guide that sums up what I’ve learned in the years since I found myself having to solve this (awesome) problem: https://medium.com/@michaelflaxman/how-to-preserve-and-grow-... In your specific
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How to Build a Great Engineering Team
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How to speed up local Kubernetes development by proxying Helm charts
(paxos.com)
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How to Preserve and Grow Your Wealth
(medium.com)
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Shrink your ops team by putting the Dev in DevOps
(paxos.com)
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8y ago
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ICOs are Cancer
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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Should I Migrate to an Async Framework?
(eng.paxos.com)
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How should I store my Bitcoin?
(medium.com)
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Blockchains Are Hard to Scale
(medium.com)
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Why aren’t distributed systems engineers working on blockchain technology?
(eng.paxos.com)
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9y ago
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The Dangers of Getting Cash Abroad
(medium.com)
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Why Take-Home Tests Are Awesome
(eng.paxos.com)
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Write Fast Apps Using Async Python 3.6 and Redis
(eng.paxos.com)
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The Blockchain Is Evolutionary Not Revolutionary
(eng.paxos.com)
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11y ago
Wallet author here. Thanks @ryan-c for your question. BlockCypher does get the extended public key, which is necessary for fetching transaction history, balance, and UTXOs. Child private keys never leave your system [0]. I chose against har
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midas
11y ago
Thanks @buss for your library! It's very well written, I recommend it to people all the time.
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11y ago
Wallet author here, thanks @vessenes for the comment. Yes, as with all HD wallets, an attacker with a single private key and the the extended public key can derive all child private keys. You can read more about that aspect of HD wallets in
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bcwallet: A /dev/wallet for Bitcoin
(blog.blockcypher.com)
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11y ago
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Is San Francisco’s Wealth Trickling Down?
(thumbtack.com)
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Why Are Bar Mitzvah DJs So Expensive?
(thumbtack.com)
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How Do the Yellow Pages Still Make Money?
(thumbtack.com)
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How Do the Yellow Pages Still Make Money?
(thumbtack.com)
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No-Tech Posture Strap Raises $500k on Kickstarter
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11y ago
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How to Tip Bitcoin with a Single Command
(blog.blockcypher.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Keep in mind that bitcoin transactions are not reversible, so any refund would require the merchant's approval.
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12y ago
The use of a Materialized View here is clever, but it means that every time you add a new row you have to refresh the view. For an app that accepts user-generated content, this would be very frequent since you wouldn't want users to cr
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