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anoncoder

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    Comment #12006268

    In other words, it will soon be unusable.

  2. story
    Is Ethereum now censoring dissent?

    I recently posted a comment on https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/24/dao-wars-youre-voice-soft-fork-dilemma/. This is the comment: I think you should clarify the 'voting' process. Y…

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    Comment #10828897

    It's tax policy, plain and simple. Stop paying taxes and you'll get richer, relative to those paying taxes. All the communication and technology changes have made it much easier to…

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    Comment #10189747

    To suggest that "Planned Parenthood provides fetal tissue samples from abortions to scientific researchers" is even remotely true is, well, sad. I saw the videos. That's some sick …

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    Comment #10179009

    Getting "Illegal Argument Exception" when running it.

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    Comment #9895275

    I agree that these are interesting services. But please, do some simple math. The prices climb astronomically even for relatively low rps. It's only useful for small services at th…

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    Comment #9860835

    Do some math. It's expensive. 100 r/s for one month is about $900. Plus your bandwidth and EC2 charges (unless your using Lambda). For simple Lambda functions, you can get 100 r/s …

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    Comment #9581762

    The main reason I felt Scott A. (and company) lost the debate is because he could not point to a single experiment that actually uses qubits to do a calculation above a very small …

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    Comment #9580807

    See my comment below. Anderson and Brady seem to think that quantum computing is impossible. It reduces to analog computing.

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    Comment #9580617

    See http://arxiv.org/abs/1401.4356 , a paper by Ross Anderson and Robert Brady. They've since expanded the theory greatly, with other papers on arxiv. Also, check out this fascinat…

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    Comment #9209644

    This rocks! There are still some great domain names. A huge time saver.

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    Comment #9209608

    If you are in the US, look into getting a provisional patent. It's an extremely inexpensive way to get some protection for a year before having to file a full patent application. Y…

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    Comment #9147596

    What qualifies Gradberry to be the vetters (candidates are "vetted by the Gradberry team"). Because the founder is a "nerd". Another stupid power play.

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    Comment #9115421

    Can anyone find benchmarks? I can't spend much time looking at it unless they back up their claims.

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    Comment #8718522

    Why should we applaud an obvious ionic ripoff? Add a few bells and whistles and try to claim credit for the great performance of ionic? Hide it all in the cloud? Big deal.

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    Comment #8175684

    I can't believe I read most of this article only to realize it's an advertisement for the authors js framework. I'll throw in my 2 cents anyway. I've used angularjs, and like it qu…

  17. story
    Ask HN: Is medium.com gaming HN

    I've noticed more and more articles from medium.com appearing on Hacker News lately. Now, there are 5 on the first three pages of HN (90 items). Seems very high to me. The articles…