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zkSNARK
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Comment #15495771
Someone should build a compiler that compiles latex into C.
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Comment #15169782
China has been cracking down on crypto-currency related things perpetually since 2013 bubble. People used it as an boogyman every time the price went down. It won't matter in the e…
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Comment #15156504
I see no issue with storing 24/192 multichannel audio like what comes on blu-ray audio discs, or DSD streams. For my current hard drive situation, I could store 5 GB per song and e…
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Comment #15128013
I'm not talking about noise or other artifacts from the conversion process. I am talking about differences in bass and treble balance that come from different engineering in the co…
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Comment #15127931
As an engineer, those extra samples are never wasted, and as a listener, I could care less about the "wasted space." Drive space is meaningless at this point. When I buy a piece of…
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Comment #15127892
I doubt that is the case. Most systems which I have used actually sound better at the higher sampling rates. This is not because the sampling rates cause anything to sound better, …
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Comment #14846711
Meaning that the template itself was messed up? Did they hire professionals to attack it in a test scenario or did they just roll with it?
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Comment #14846706
Isn't this the purpose of lisk?
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Comment #14846337
Why don't the ETH people actually put out some decent templates for smart ICO contracts. It seems nonsensical that their platform is supposedly a "world computer" designed to enabl…
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Comment #14830231
You are either lying or misinformed. The "big block camp" absolutely does think a user's ability to validate the blockchain is worth keeping. This is why proposals that scale block…
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Comment #14566710
Project versioning is my top request as well, aside from Linux compatibility.