siliconviking

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by siliconviking 3y ago
Haha! Got me there. Yes I did like those :) good to know the favorites are public!
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by siliconviking 3y ago
I must be having problems with my vision today...! Now I see it! Thanks for flagging.
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by siliconviking 3y ago
Hmm. I don't see that on mine... Maybe only if you have certain karma?
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Ask HN: Dang, any chance we could get bookmarks for Hacker News?
4 points by siliconviking 3y ago|8 comments
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by siliconviking 4y ago
What is the root cause in your view?
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by siliconviking 4y ago
I'm surprised people aren't connecting all these layoffs with their root cause: the increasing cost of capital. Naturally, projects that were economically profitable only at a very low cost of capital could turn unprofitable at a
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by siliconviking 7y ago
You need to adjust for the $5B EU fine from last year.
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by siliconviking 7y ago
Its ad revenue growth rate decelerated, is what I believe you meant to say...
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by siliconviking 8y ago
Been hearing about it but must admit I don't fully understand it. Would you mind a sentence or two on why the concept is so amazing?
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by siliconviking 9y ago
You knpw the saying "can't beat something with nothing"? Don't regulate! Come up with something better.
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by siliconviking 9y ago
Could this result in ETH splitting up into two currencies again, like it did last year? If so, there will be tax consequences / realized gains for those who sell out of the version they don't want to hold... further complicating t
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by siliconviking 9y ago
Source for the $43 claim? I thought it was closer to $6 a month.
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by siliconviking 9y ago
Doesnt matter if we are skilled or not, we sld be able to make our own decisions.
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by siliconviking 9y ago
Are you saying the SEC would have prevented the depression?
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by siliconviking 9y ago
The degree to which most people in here have faith in our institutions bothers me. Detrimental to long term success -- how do you know? I am inclined to believe the opposite.
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by siliconviking 9y ago
Philosopjically, why not let people make their own decisions?
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by siliconviking 9y ago
It's not the government's business to decide what people do with their money.
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by siliconviking 9y ago
EOS is the likely successor in my opinion. (eos.io) In development now, but a development environment will be up and running by the end of the summer; testnet coming in the fall. Full release next summer.
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by siliconviking 9y ago
You mean just like they have forced millions of websites to show the "Warning: This site uses cookies" message (which arguably cost a fortune in compliance costs and user annyoance, but made no difference in the end)? I would enco
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by siliconviking 10y ago
What rock do you live under Sir, may I ask?
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by siliconviking 10y ago
I believe I've spotted a typo: "Hillary makes mistakes" was probably meant to read "Hillary jeopardizes the security of an entire nation by leaking top secret information to our enemies and then denying everything under
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by siliconviking 10y ago
I think a better way to come at this is to assume that on average, most people have given this decision a reasonable amount of thought, young people as well as old people. The debates have been going on for months, and pros and cons have
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by siliconviking 10y ago
Lol! Don't sell yourself too short here!
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by siliconviking 10y ago
It is my understanding that reacting to what other people write is one of the main points about a discussion forum, but we can agree to disagree here! I do agree with you that democratic decisions are not always optimal.
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by siliconviking 10y ago
I wouldn't assume the UK "doesn't want" people like you there. I think they just want better say over who comes into their country. It's very possible, and perhaps even likely, that they will look to implement a sim
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by siliconviking 10y ago
"Unfortunately, whatever the motives, in democracies decisions are respected." Do you actually lament the fact that democracies respect the choice of their peoples?
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by siliconviking 10y ago
Well said. Though here in the US a significant (sometimes) portion of employee costs lies in stock based comp. And many times, co's present non-GAAP numbers that strip out this part from their income (which inflates their income, and s
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by siliconviking 10y ago
Why not just contribute a few designs or some open source software and join OCP? http://opencompute.org/ Last time I checked, Apple was not in the business of making data center equipment, so it's not like they would g
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by siliconviking 10y ago
Just wanted to make sure I got the dates right -- today isn't April 1 right?
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Steve Goldman's Laws of the Universe(stevegoldman.com)
1 points by siliconviking 11y ago|0 comments

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