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zazagura
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Comment #20732150
A chat app that only allows you to send a single message ever to any contact.
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Comment #20731744
Everybody will need new private keys. What do you do with old coins? Satoshi's one for example? Or lost coins that nobody has the key for? Do you set a threshold day, after which a…
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Comment #20731562
Citation needed? Symmetric encryption algorithms like AES (with at least 256 bit key) are considered safe even against quantum computers, based on some reasonable math/qm assumptio…
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Comment #20731541
Not really. Your bank (and the whole web) can easily switch to a quantum resistant encryption algo when time comes. For Bitcoin this is much harder.
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Comment #20726140
One year before Fukushima: > Computed risks for new reactors are lower than for current designs "when only internal events are considered," according to a 2009 report that the Nucl…
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Comment #20726013
If it was soo dangerous, why didn't all those safety experts shut it down? You don't see wood and canvas planes flying today.
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Comment #20725498
Yeah, but I'm not talking about the original pair. Since there is way more matter than anti-matter, shouldn't the p+ eventually hit something and annihilate?
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Comment #20725222
Why don't the e-/p+ annihilate back into photons? Where do the p+ go?
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Comment #20725185
Fukushima destroyed nuclear energy. If the Japanese, with their image of professionalism, smartness, ultra advanced technology, and total dedication to their job failed so spectacu…
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Comment #20724922
Pretty weird for a JSON parser to be platform dependent.
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Comment #20724362
It was priced in the past, but the numbers seem ridiculously low to me: > To recap, the estimated range is $200 million to $1.7 trillion, which as suspected comes with cartoonishly…
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Comment #20724311
Maybe the time has come for applications specific CPU variations? One optimized for node.js tasks, one for databases, ...
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Comment #20724274
What would be a fair price for Greenland? I say at least $5 trillion, maybe even $10T. As for the population, you can individually buy the vast majority of them off with $1 mil - $…
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Comment #20724143
It takes 1 minute of googling and 15 minutes of waiting to install a lean and clean compiler on any of the 3 major OSes. If this is enough to deter the glory days of computing, the…
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Comment #20724130
pcj much?
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Comment #20723533
The Ukraine situation has nothing to do with debt. Show me an after WW2 example were one country used the military against another because of unpaid debt.
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Comment #20723262
Not in matters of debt. Just look at how EU was forced to erase more than 50% of Greece's debt. Or look at how US hedge funds are still fighting Argentina (in court) to recoup some…
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Comment #20723196
You can repackage the real driver together with your own (signed by you) trojan in a new (signed by you) installer. How many users do you think check which entity signed an executa…
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Comment #20723157
Not true. Please point to a case where US attacked a defaulting debtor. You can't, because using the military against a defaulting debtor is against UN law.
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Comment #20723143
You are naive. Argentina is a serial defaulter, every decade or so it defaults on it's debt. The next day creditors line up to give it money again. It's hilarious. https://ftalphav…
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Comment #20720576
Some of the papers I've seen are ridiculously obviously over-fitted. For example published in 2018, but "tested" on 3 months of 2010 prices of GBP/USD, USD/SEK and USD/THB. Quality…
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Comment #20720557
Warren Buffet must have a secret proof of P=NP then, that would explain how he has made billions trading.