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srfilipek

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    Yes, in practice mining mostly follows price, but it's still not quite that cut and dry. Miners also need to sell bitcoin to recoup operational costs. They influence the value of b…

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    Comment #31790578

    Well, theoretically the value of Bitcoin would be a function of energy costs and mining difficulty, but that hasn’t happened in practice, and would still be volatile anyway.

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    Comment #30961673

    They are legally required to report it that way. The quarterly shareholder reports include revenue with and without Bitcoin.

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    Comment #30484224

    It's an okay-ish alternative to a password, but if we're going to use cryptographic secrets for auth, I'd hope to see more of a handshake and challenge-response involved. As it sta…

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    Comment #29702441

    > Heartbleed (and all the other serious memory exploits) required a great deal of skill and a lot of luck to exploit, and in return you either don't get a remote execution, or you …

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    Comment #29313125

    Any good implementation has fingerprint information stored locally, encrypted, and never transmitted off device.

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    Comment #25928041

    > This software is maintained by Todd Miller, the well known OpenBSD developer Ironic that OpenBSD dropped sudo in favor of a much simpler utility.

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    Comment #24697438

    The article discusses interoperability issues; it isn't an attack or vulnerability. The issue is that implementations will reject valid signatures.

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    Comment #24671734

    > charge as Spotify or netflix 30% That only occurs if Apple facilitates/manages the subscription. AFAIK, they are both generally outside of the "Apple Tax" at this time by redirec…

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    Comment #24277689

    It provides some indication that it may have been transferred to USB at some point . That point could be directly from the server, or from the hacker's computer to a USB drive, or …

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    Comment #22478408

    It depends. Many techniques are very risky, but some are safe and useful, and can have significantly less financial risk than owning stock directly. E.g. basic call options: https:…

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    Comment #20736959

    That's a really weird and selective comparison. Tesla has sold 1.6x the number of Model 3's in the past 2 years than Nissan has sold Leaf's... ever. Sources (US): * 136K Leafs: htt…

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    Comment #20716234

    Just curious, do you have stats on your watts per mile efficiency you can share? How it compares to the EPA estimates?

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    Comment #20715270

    If I drove my manual better, I could probably achieve that, but spirited driving made me replace everything twice over in 100k miles, with a third needed soon. :(

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    Comment #20714814

    Depends on where you live. In West Virginia? No, it's almost all coal based. In Vermont? Yes, their grid is 100% renewable. Source: https://afdc.energy.gov/vehicles/electric_emissi…

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    Comment #20714716

    Tesla's brake pads for the Model 3 are scheduled for replacement after 250,000 miles of use (according to tesla rep. I spoke to). No, I did not mistype that.

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    Comment #20714663

    > high accelerations Acceleration does not waste energy (other than speed related things like wind resistance). This is a myth that is perpetuated without merit, but probably becau…

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    Comment #20706984

    I agree with your first points, but... > Yeah, learning algorithms is a chore and a hassle > If the interviewer can see that you're able to make yourself do that for the interview,…