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ghazak
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Comment #18889035
Yeah, I actually pretty much agree, I was more responding to the point that nobody made a decision for it to be this way, and that is intelligence. I actually think that it was som…
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Comment #18887947
It’s not really intelligence, so much as selection pressure in the direction of high margin. Evolution isn’t “intelligence” either, but still leads to interesting or highly honed s…
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Comment #18860426
You may be able to make a sale and then build it and still keep the sale, but if you think that this is too risky with respect to reputation or having a customer depend on what you…
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Comment #18821144
The primary benefit of a linear emission rate, as far as I’m concerned, is that it doesn’t depend on fees completely taking over from the block reward in order to provide adequate …
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Comment #18684752
Inflation (depending on the type and extent) can be a form of slow motion jubilee
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Comment #17780272
My assumption is that you sell a given stock with 1x liquidation preference, and the price of that stock is used to determine the valuation for the company, pretending the price is…
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Comment #17453186
It’s a tough situation, because the amount of access that these extensions have to users’ actions can be extreme. Malware is a much greater concern than, say, the AppStore, as acce…
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Comment #17023193
Yes. I would like customized timeouts. 7 days is too long.
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Comment #17021940
I think they could probably just open the case and wire a new port anyway.
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Comment #17010419
Some of the described attacks would make me want to get the fuck out of wherever they work. Seems like some good advice though.
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Comment #17009855
At fees of 4/100ths of a percent. Vanguard has created a simply enormous consumer surplus. Thank you Bogle.
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Comment #17009231
Just goes to show the effect of putting away money every year, and placing it in assets where the returns will compound over a long period.
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Comment #17009189
This is hardcore
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Comment #17000195
Yes, I’m purely talking about losing people if they forced a password reset.
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Comment #16991430
Agreed. I am assuming they will not do it for the same reason yahoo didn’t. They are simply afraid of losing too many active users. Yahoo’s case was worse though, since it was hack…
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Comment #16982411
Aren’t electric vehicles more at risk of the reverse, ie. a big decline in gasoline prices? They’re more costly so users usually hope to make some of it back due to lower operating…
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Comment #16972642
Whether it’s disappointing or not is always relative to what expectations were.
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Comment #16970116
Even if they don’t profile you directly, how do you feel about the fact that your non-paying friends would still be profiled?
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Comment #16963970
They did a great job avoiding taking too much funding though!
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Comment #16907429
That kinda revenue with those profit margins are the insane thing. I’m less impressed at revenue per employee generated from oil.
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Comment #16846494
My feeling is that either system can probably work if there is some level of known policy stability, education, and the freedom and incentive to innovate. Most improvements to livi…
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Comment #16738007
The difference is that the x86 chips were so much faster than what they had for PPC, that they could still emulate it without customers feeling like they were going backwards.
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Comment #16702045
If he means the equity is worth 0, then the point still stands. The bond holders would get it.
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Comment #16582431
The most likely explanation to me is that the authors are connected to people shorting AMD, and they wished to get the maximum impact out of their release. It didn’t seem to hurt t…
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Comment #14361945
Not necessarily - the software could be upgraded to take the existing chain, and upgrade it to a quantum resistant hash prior to any damage being done.