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1qaz2wsx3edc
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Comment #27881612
artificially enforced scarcity is something I wholly agree with, at anytime in the future the MAX_MONEY could change. https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/7fcf53f7b4524572d1d0..…
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Comment #27881568
Counter point, what gold really fixed? From a google search: "Between all of the gold sources in the world, current estimates suggest that roughly 2,500 to 3,000 tons of new gold i…
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Comment #24207507
My 55" is much more reasonable.
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Comment #23855767
Wearing an eye tracker creates one hell of a different context. Being ask to solve a problem without your typical tools does as well. I assume these tests don't actually get to the…
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Comment #23855726
I just pulled out my laptop and if they aren't cool with the solution I google'd in 30 seconds, they can test my critical thinking in another manner. That was my critical thinking …
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Comment #13554260
IANAL nor American but this feels like another thing stepping on top of their constitution, specially the spirit of the fifth: > nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a…
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Comment #13456785
Developer - "any could see the password..." Pm - "put one of them modal over it" Developer - "but then how will anyone..." Pm - "we're switching to "
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Comment #13173811
I as well, he's probably my top role model, up with Chris Sawyer, John Carmack, Rich Hickey and more.
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Comment #12981702
Init protocol 0: wipe everything, airgap with tails
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Comment #12896461
The root cause is/and continues to be that we want HTTP to be an application protocol, which it was never intended to be or designed to be. I feel that until browsers behave more l…
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Comment #12883297
My bet is after this okay-to-failure of a product iteration Apple will pivot to a detachable dual screen model... Fear not though, they'll still happily lag behind current hardware…
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Comment #11843656
The only thing my weak recall can summon was that the IRS was finger wagging at guilty parties to come clean early: http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/panama-papers/irs-urges-ame...
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Comment #11307337
I for one approve of this pre-emptive strike against robot-kind and skynet-like future. Especially after seeing the abuse we've put countless robots through. I mean, it's probably …
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Comment #11122873
I think the `_TEMPLATE` is unnecessary and the `.github` folder a good compromise. However I'll take github listening to the community regardless. +1
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Comment #10985174
One of my clients is on BB, they have frequent service issues. I need to switch them over to github.
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Comment #10827508
Take stuff out of the vault. /s
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Comment #10336587
You might be interested in seeing the efforts on `clinical track`: https://clinical.meteor.com/ for HIPAA
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Comment #10241224
`lynx reddit.com`
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Comment #10143561
I was diagnosed with a low grade diffused tumour about a year and a half ago after having a seizure at 26. I understand the difficulty of having to grok through all that terse info…
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Comment #9893320
Neat, when can we expect a DHT (distributed hash table) for decentralization? ;)
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Comment #9844021
As someone who used polymer/paper-elements recently in a project, these are some downsides: 1. The whole design guide is not implemented (date picker for example) 2. Web components…
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Comment #9813735
I have very similar stories with UO. I ran servers. I wrote scripts, in fact I owe much of my entry into my career to running private servers: it taught me how to run a server, how…
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Comment #9661116
Right, that works to some extent. However there is still an upfront cost of drawing each component I want to use. I think share-ability is important (seo/community, think of github…
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Comment #9660013
I think something that could really help this app succeed, is sharable UI elements. There are a lot of common things I don't want to redraw (date pickers, dropdowns, file uploads, …
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Comment #9489341
Same but slightly worse, mine is generally always plugged in. 100/8460*7633 or 90.22%