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    Comment #17379242

    Where are the guidelines for this? I only expect snark from you though. It's sad.

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    Comment #17376923

    Why do you think I'm trolling? And what am I trolling?

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    Comment #17367867

    That's the extreme end of things. It's like saying that no application can ever be decentralized because developers are involved. If you're looking for a perfect system then blockc…

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    Comment #17367830

    There is the ChainLink project that aims to solve the problem of centralized Oracles.

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    Comment #17357627

    The early pioneers of LSD believed in ego death and yet had huge egos that only got bigger with successive doses.

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    Comment #17350318

    How do you enrich rice?

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    Comment #17340579

    It forces arbitration with the business in the case of a dispute. Wouldn't payment processors and businesses want that?

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    Comment #17340412

    No chargebacks?

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    Comment #17325430

    I've heard libraries referred to as a "controlled mold situation." How can it be high tech?

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    Comment #17325379

    Many a man and woman has sucked a dick. It won't be in the history books, but I'm sure you can find some reference material.

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    Comment #17325092

    I haven't heard of that as a best practice. In my English class in high school they only mentioned to keep it consistent. The preference should be given to the writer. Both men and…

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    Comment #17319957

    I'm really skeptical that it's accurate even now.

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    Comment #17316507

    Why would Tesla share valuable training data with Ford?

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    Comment #17311599

    The redditors in /r/machinelearning have shot this idea down many times. A few common arguments: 1) It costs more and isn't as performant as tuned machines. 2) The training data is…

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    Comment #17306565

    That's a big issue in rural areas with microwave links. Everyone who has one of these links is limited by bandwidth and they all want to watch Netflix.

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    Comment #17306482

    How about the Amazon of reviews? > The ELPH token is used in conjunction with the Elph Protocol to approve and rank dApps in the dApp store. It looks like the system can be gamed f…

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    Comment #17295819

    The smart contracts have to be in someone's control. It's better if they aren't controlled by the house though. Check out FunFair.

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    Comment #17294956

    Would you agree that this is a harder problem than say casino and gambling on the blockchain? There are great use cases for improving trust with smart contracts and ledgers that pr…

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    Comment #17294891

    Check out the book The Billionaire's Vinegar by Benjamin Wallace if you're interested in learning the background on why blockchain technology won't solve these kind of problems. Ha…

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    Comment #17293490

    How is that ironic?

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    Comment #17289350

    I wonder if Tim Draper will invest in her new startup. If not, it signals some duplicity.

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    Comment #17287191

    Some companies want consumers to use cryptocurrencies to avoid dealing with payment processors. It seems strange to involve credit cards with cryptocurrency. A wire transfer to Gem…

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    Comment #17285456

    What would the value add be of getting the money faster or with less stress vs. the value add talked about in the article? I'm thinking that perhaps security tokens may change the …

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    Comment #17279858

    If a drug patent hasn't passed phase 3 trials isn't it just an idea?