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Stop Writing Code(ryanxcharles.com)
2 points by yafujifide 5mo ago|0 comments
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by yafujifide 1y ago
There is a way to fix this. Don't just require a 6 digit code. Require a 6 digit code and a long random string (an expiring token), which is only present on the page the user visited, or in the email they were sent.
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How I Trained a Neural Network in Nushell(ryanxcharles.com)
3 points by yafujifide 1y ago|0 comments
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by yafujifide 3y ago
I have been programming for almost 30 years. I am extremely delighted that with one line of clear prompting I can generate 10+ lines of completely accurate code. It is very good at replicating patterns. IMO, this is the greatest advance in
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by yafujifide 8y ago
No they don't. See the link posted by the author: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/11adab39e6019935aa3a... Full nodes validate a lot of blocks at initial sync, but not all of them.
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by yafujifide 8y ago
I think you misunderstood that sentence. Full nodes validate new blocks, but they don't validate all historical blocks at initial sync.
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by yafujifide 9y ago
We suspect that is not the real Stefan Molyneux. We will have flagging and moderation to deal with this soon. Also we will allow more auth options so people can prove who they are (twitter auth, e.g.)
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Thanks for your great comments. We launched the beta only three weeks ago so it is definitely rough around the edges :) Fixing issues as fast as we can. > Also, does anyone know what kind of regulatory upkeep a project like this requires
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Awesome article. Thanks for sharing.
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by yafujifide 9y ago
This is our first voting model. We have other models planned for favorites, liking, etc. May the best model win. We are always focused on high quality content and will make sure that's the case :)
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by yafujifide 9y ago
We will have multiple mechanisms for votes, likes, favorites, etc. May the best mechanism win :)
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Thank you. Hopefully we can pull it off. We have a great asset - very low fees while not being a custodian of user funds. Allows rapid iteration of the product with fewer regulatory concerns.
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by yafujifide 9y ago
1) How many total and active users do you currently have? About 2800 total and 1000 daily sessions. 2) Where are they coming from? Predominantly social media. 3) Why would they pay to participate in a new social network when there are so ma
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by yafujifide 9y ago
> That quote caught my attention. Is this kind of gambling or being a day trader? I like the mechanic that unearthing good content gets rewarded -- was that the goal? Have you found this system subject to gaming or collusion (a few peopl
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by yafujifide 9y ago
If there were 0 fees on Bitcoin Cash, the payout to earlier voters could be arbitrarily high. It's a divergent series. Because of tx fees, there are limits. BCC has low fees, but not zero. You know you are an earlier voter by looking a
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Spam is exactly why we turned on the 10¢ to post. Cleaned up the spam pretty well :) We will allow subcommunities soon which will allow moderators to pick the cost to post. Low-income countries can use a very low value denominated in their
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Ideally we will partner with Coinbase. They already have a credit card widget for Bitcoin and Litecoin. Tell them they need to add support for Bitcoin Cash :) If not Coinbase there are a number of other providers we can use. For global adop
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Yes! We have not done and ICO and don't intend to until we can do it the real way - by putting our company equity on the blockchain, allowing it to be traded globally p2p. That will require a lot of work legally for that to be possible
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by yafujifide 9y ago
We think that might be true. We're very market-minded and intend to give our users the power to set prices wherever possible. We'll let the natural price arise.
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by yafujifide 9y ago
This is a great point. But many of these services do not let you withdraw easily or at all. On Yours, you can cash out instantly. Even if the company goes away, you can export your keys and cash out even then :)
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Thanks very much for your input. We're very focused on creating money-earning opportunities for our users. Every time you pay you should either get some thing out of it or have an opportunity to earn money. For creators, if you write s
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Don't worry about it - you can already cash in with any cryptocurrency using our Shapeshift integration. And soon we will have credit card onboarding so you don't have to worry about acquiring crypto at all :) Note that our app ha
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by yafujifide 9y ago
Hey everyone, Ryan X. Charles here, Cofounder & CEO of Yours. Happy to answer any questions.
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by yafujifide 11y ago
> If you plan to start a company that centrally hosts content (which you said below the user's would do.. now Im confused), whats the point of even using bitcoin? The point of using bitcoin is so that users are rewarded both for sha
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by yafujifide 11y ago
> If there are no downvotes, does community moderation work? Does this even resemble the Reddit we know of? This system would not be the same as the reddit of today. Whether moderation would still work - see all my other comments in this
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by yafujifide 11y ago
> At some point to run a business you have to participate in the economy. The way you do that is be getting things you can use to trade for other things. Usually we use money as a way to simplify this. I'm not sure how familiar you
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by yafujifide 11y ago
None of the federated social networks integrated p2p payments because that wasn't possible until bitcoin. The entire existing internet economy was built around the assumption that p2p payments were impossible. That assumption no longer
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by yafujifide 11y ago
If you have a reason to be suspicious of some content, don't downloaded it. If you discover some content is illegal and you have already downloaded it, delete it and don't send it to anyone else. This is probably best handled with
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by yafujifide 11y ago
> I'm really glad they cancelled the project if that is what you were hired for. The idea sketched out here is not equivalent to the project I was hired for. That project was never sketched out in detail and probably would not have
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by yafujifide 11y ago
I think the monetary system not only wouldn't "deter" adoption of the application, but would strongly incentivize its adoption. People will love being able to be paid for their work, rather than letting other people who they

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