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nloladze
6y ago
Okay, but why was Youtube down?
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nloladze
6y ago
The finest example of a human. Definitely a better person than I could ever be. I would definitely flaunt and spend fabulous sums on dumb shit.
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nloladze
6y ago
Bookmarked
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nloladze
6y ago
Not really, just don't get sick or terminally ill or you're $%#!ed
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nloladze
6y ago
yeah we already have that, it's called "lobbying"
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nloladze
6y ago
I will never ever ever work with PHP again. It's dead.
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nloladze
6y ago
Ohhhhh, this would be super cool. One intuitive UI design system, my body is so ready.
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nloladze
6y ago
Huh, might finally get around to Apple garbage. Closing your users to one internal system with internal hardware works for speed and maintenance issues([with users] look at early Windows with it's struggles and blue screens despite it&
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nloladze
6y ago
Big giant company that has been undisputed and can use it's power and money to politically influence for positive legislation in it's case == monopoly
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nloladze
6y ago
Everyone, breathe a sigh of relief.
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nloladze
6y ago
What's the difference then between a thoughtless hello and by HTTP send vs a UDP send? Wouldn't UDP still be faster?
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New Decentralized Ethereum Exchange
(nikacoin.github.io)
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Facial recognition now works on chimpanzees too
(newscientist.com)
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Earth has a new moon – About the size of a car
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7y ago
Yeah I got jipped at AT&T with a bunch of add-ons which were not explained and ended up with like three lines. Flat rates are the way to go but something has to be done about issues like employees conspiring.
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nloladze
7y ago
So the simple of it, is that it links parts of memory together? Just like human memory? Trying to keep the most valid parts of it together.
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nloladze
7y ago
I had a small cryptocurrency take off with just a few thousand people clamoring and begging me for more. Going from a basement nerd to a tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny unknown internet celeb got to my head and as soon as I started getting negative
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7y ago
How much space would this thing take up for say, a remote oil rig?
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nloladze
7y ago
Careful, you might get censored.
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nloladze
7y ago
Uhhh, I have an idea how sha-256 works but not blake3. Is blake3 better for storing passwords? If not, what is the go-to recommended hash for password storage of say, a simple front-facing app for consumers.
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7y ago
>>The only set people with a financial incentive to “shill” are bitcoin/cryptocurrency supporters. More Shilling == higher prices == more lambos for those on the top of the pyramid. Strawman. I won't answer it. >>To th
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7y ago
The trust issue is far overblown. Blockchain is much more about digital ownership of assets. You own your Facebook, your Google search results, etc, etc. You may not physically host it, but own the data that is generated from it and can dec
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7y ago
Who pays you guys to say this? https://miro.medium.com/max/888/1*WPnv_6sG9k4oG3S1A09MDA.jpe... Cap-theorem. Blockchain allows for far greater partitions not available to any other database model. In terms of consi
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7y ago
You can easily look at up to 15 years. And there's a thing called MMS, mandatory minimum sentencing, which means REGARDLESS of evidence, the Judge's opinion or the facts, if you are convicted guilty of a charge, you MUST receive a
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7y ago
CS + Something medical, at least in the US
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7y ago
Never went to college but I can agree with everything you said. I would add to actually go out and build something. A portfolio is immense and has opened doors for me otherwise that never would be.
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7y ago
So every edge device run it's own Docker container and the fog or the nodes act as a swarm manager before depositing the relevant information into the cloud? I've always thought that we would see drone-based air traffic controller
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7y ago
I apologize. Years.
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7y ago
So is it a hash function they use for quick and easy value retrieval. New to SQL, not sure what cockroach db does.
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7y ago
Advertising is the rot of late-stage capitalism. Here's a question? Why am I not being paid to witness or watch your advertisements? Why don't I get a portion of the profits, regardless of the platform? I'm actually all for t
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