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Comment #15398918
Solid material at "stackoverflow": https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com https://ethereum.stackexchange.com
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Comment #14558917
Nit: recipient is the correct spelling for the book. Will keep eye on this.
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Comment #11757751
There's a stackexchange with technical answers to most of these questions, such as: http://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/191/how-can-i-se... For #3, an introduction is: http…
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Comment #11757637
If you want a challenge and can contribute, some details are: EIP 105 (Serenity): Binary sharding plus contract calling semantics https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/53 Very te…
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Comment #10905525
Perhaps Github Issues itself should be available as a mechanism for people to provide feedback about Github itself.
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Comment #10644060
Both editions of the book were before the invention of blockchains. Integrating it in the next edition of the book would be solid work: not just explaining a blockchain but really …
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Comment #9730344
Why? Interested in your reasons. One plausible one is that trusting an author you know can be more practical than examining every line of a massive open source code base. Could tha…
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Comment #9599039
Very nice short video Nash did for the Abel prize http://www.abelprisen.no/artikkel/vis.html?tid=63683
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Comment #9559409
With crashes, though rare in Chrome, when one does happen it usually kills all my Chrome windows instead of a single tab as is touted :/
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Comment #9402040
It's not clear what parts the author modified last month, since the bulk of the article is from the past. A separate, additional article would be interesting to hear author's recen…
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Comment #9369081
Nothing to be sorry about; you made me look up 'dublicate' because it would be good to know if it was a real word. We're about sharing knowledge here.
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Comment #9366490
Note: since you wrote it twice incorrectly, the word is spelled 'duplicate'. 'Dublicate' could be an interesting word since it resembles double, but it doesn't exist yet.
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Comment #8761336
Yes dodgy's point is probably that this tax money sent to US govt will not result in such achievements like medicine in developing countries.
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Comment #8761326
Ray Ozzie had a #1 comment here recently and I wouldn't be surprised if BillG also reads HN. He's a voracious reader and it would be interesting to see what online sites he reads d…
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Comment #8761301
Late commenting here, but smart contracts haven't been mentioned and they are better than existing contracts because they enforce themselves. Here's an article that explains well a…
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Comment #8733396
Sounds big. Could get the other large tech companies to look into Bitcoin more and evaluate their efforts.
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Comment #8733389
At this point in time, it is probably more for Carlsen to lose than to Caruana winning. If Carlsen feels good, he will train a lot; hopefully it will be an exciting match.
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Comment #8733379
His quote was "tend to be lazy". When he feels good he trains a lot. No amount of brilliant talent, that is lazy, is sufficient to be world champion in any endeavor. There's too mu…
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Comment #8721618
#3 doesn't sound like a problem. Seems to boil down to #5 and market size being too small, instead of a fully finished product.
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Comment #8496802
Why so soon? It doesn't give people much time to read, think, ponder.
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Comment #8469651
What other similar "secretive" markets are there around the world?
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Comment #8419578
Why didn't you join Overstock, why only Robby?