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intelliot
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Comment #46903294
hunter2
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Comment #46903288
What did happen to ye olde slashdot anyway? The original og reddit
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Comment #43626532
Is there any concrete data showing whether this has any effect on the readability or comprehensibility of text content?
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Comment #24422073
It's not only about stats/data, but also the user experience. Many web pages have many more ads, videos, gifs, and clutter than they did before. There's also more spam and more low…
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Comment #12980153
I don't have a good answer here, but I believe it may be instructive to consider externalities ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Externality ). For instance, think carefully about ho…
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Comment #10090187
I've researched this for a long time; for many reasons, I believe it's him. He never cryptographically signed anything, so the lack of signature actually weighs in favor of the mes…
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Comment #10090172
It's just his opinion. His opinion is that Bitcoin should be a single, unified, consensus-driven project - that's what trust in the network is built on. Without people following th…
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Comment #9479085
> Interviews are weird: the pressure of time, and not being able to look things up, distorts the code. In the interviews I do, I tell the candidate that: 1. There is no time pressu…
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Comment #9355948
Braintree recently introduced support for Bitcoin: https://www.braintreepayments.com/features/coinbase Technically, Bitcoin transactions are not anonymous; they're typically pseudo…
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Comment #8976022
Agreed, except that we shouldn't ignore network effects. Drivers go for one smartphone-ride-sharing-app over another because it has more riders, and riders likewise: because it has…
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Comment #7831681
What's their PayPal identity?
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Comment #7578517
Doesn't seem to match https://gist.github.com/indutny/a11c2568533abcf8b9a1
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Comment #7367762
What potential legal difficulties does the .io domain allow you to avoid?
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Comment #7367741
Unless this has something to do with the lungs, you mean "mnemonics" :)
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Comment #7365987
The human mind can't generate enough entropy to create a secure brainwallet in that way. However, the reverse is permissible: use Bitcoin Armory or Electrum to generate a wallet, a…
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Comment #7365969
It's too early for anyone to say whether this concern is a real problem, but here are a few points that you should analyze further: 1) ASICs. In the early days of Bitcoin, one of t…
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Comment #7296397
Nobody knows how many dollars are still in circulation. They have good guesses, but nobody knows about the millions in cash that was lost/burned/buried in the desert. It doesn't ma…
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Comment #7296392
Even if they were sent into the void, bitcoins are highly divisible. Just shift the decimal point over a few places and you've got convenient units once again.
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Comment #7296380
No. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7296376
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Comment #7296376
Technically speaking, no. patio11: that is not how the Bitcoin protocol works. Even if 99% of the Bitcoin miners agree, they cannot create extra bitcoin; it is simply impossible be…
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Comment #7044780
Perhaps you mean "cachet" instead of "cache"
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Comment #6868239
Indeed. This problem is caused by the U.S. Government, not Google. So more accurately: A US Federal Law Made My Daughter Cry