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Comment #15660779
See the 'how it works' section for a brief description of Burstcoin's proof-of-capacity mechanism [1]. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731923.0
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Comment #14194791
I often wish there existed a 'student course materials bill of rights'. At a minimum, it would require professors to indicate which version(s) of the texts are acceptable, and woul…
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Comment #10906280
Interested in the answer to this question.
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Comment #10541547
Nature had a good article [0] about the use of iPython notebooks in science that was previously discussed here [1]. [0] http://www.nature.com/news/interactive-notebooks-sharing-the…
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Comment #10445891
Cat bonds were developed by insurance companies to offset the potentially large losses associated with natural disasters. Investors purchase cat bonds, which pay interest as long a…
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Comment #10437032
Would it be possible for companies to eventually become accredited? Or, alternatively, would the preponderance of nanodegree programs and "Google Schools" diminish the value of a t…
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Comment #10411132
Could you comment on the current state of affairs in HK?
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Comment #10409160
I did. The online application (€50) was very easy to fill out, and I received status updates via email. My e-Residency was granted 51 days after submission, and the card was ready …
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Comment #10237589
I agree. I'm curious, however, to know what the D&B replacement will be for these types of operations in the future. I believe CoinsSource provided a trust index for altcoin develo…
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Comment #10237562
After reading some of the surge-related threads on UberPeople.net, it sounds like drivers say "don't chase the surge" because surge pricing immediately results in drivers saturatin…
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Comment #10114011
Udacity has one: https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-relational-databases...
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Comment #9649713
I'm a little confused about what you're trying to say. Light googling indicates that this is an extant system that has been fitted to aircraft since 2009: "DARPA, working in partne…
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Comment #9648600
ARGUS-IS "ARGUS is an advanced camera system that uses hundreds of cellphone cameras in a mosaic to video and auto-track every moving object within a 36 square mile area. ARGUS is …
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Comment #9273367
I found the Airbnb scraping/pricing project put together by some Harvard CS109 students to be pretty interesting when they released it in December. http://hamelsmu.github.io/Airbnb…
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Comment #9206165
You'll likely find this Reddit post useful. http://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/2a1a0e/why_is_th... I'm currently trying out Laverna ( https://laverna.cc/ )
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Comment #9193212
Agreed, but the author notes that "...after the plea-bargaining blew apart on January 11, 2013, Aaron's family was close to a million dollars in debt. He could not afford a trial."…
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Comment #9022690
I had been hoping that this would eventually emerge from the nomad community - it's a great idea. The inclusion of a moped or shared vehicle in each location would seal the deal fo…
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Comment #8964067
I got the last "cheap" one, at $3.94.
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Comment #8841431
Obligatory "let's enhance" video - http://youtu.be/Vxq9yj2pVWk .
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Comment #8820524
OC Robotics makes one such system, although it's used primarily for observing/cleaning in tight spaces. Pretty neat to watch: http://youtu.be/_gU6TWGynkU?t=28s