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www.amazon.com 10y ago

“Inequality for All” Free on Amazon Prime

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www.radiolab.org 14y ago

Radiolab: Talking to Machines (May 2011)

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blog.stackoverflow.com 14y ago

SE Podcast 31 Goodbye Jeff

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mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com 14y ago

All Major Labels Are Suing Grooveshark

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www.equalitytrust.org.uk 14y ago

The Equality Trust

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blog.senzari.com 14y ago

Senzari Usage Exploded Today Thanks To Techcrunch

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techcrunch.com 14y ago

With $2 Million In Funding, Senzari Prepares To Take On Pandora

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blog.stackoverflow.com 14y ago

SE Podcast #29 – Chris Poole

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thesassway.com 14y ago

The Sass Way

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Salman Khan interviewed on NPR's On Point

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Deficit and Debt Ceiling

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py.codeconf.com 15y ago

PyCodeConf: The Future Of Python

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Silicon Valley Hiring Boom And The National Job Picture

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anton.kovalyov.net 15y ago

Tuning JavaScript at Disqus

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existentialtype.wordpress.com 15y ago

Teaching FP to freshmen (instead of Object-oriented programming)

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en.wikipedia.org 15y ago

Open Letter to Hobbyists

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www.mint.com 15y ago

Burrito Breakdown: The Economics of This Mexican Favorite

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vaig.be 15y ago

Updated Joel test for software companies

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www.google.com 15y ago

I'm Feeling Lucky with Google Instant - Google Web Search Help

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stackoverflow.com 15y ago

Which LOLCODE interpreter to use? - Stack Overflow

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whyday.org 15y ago

Whyday: 19 August 2010

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gigaom.com 15y ago

Facebook Gains an Android Facelift

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vimeo.com 15y ago

Reverse engineering Apple's secret charging methods

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tirania.org 16y ago

Building apps for the Retina Display - Miguel de Icaza

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tirania.org 16y ago

What I would do if I was in charge of Windows 8 - Miguel de Icaza

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github.com 16y ago

Git Reference Site

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tirania.org 16y ago

My first iPhone app by Miguel de Icaza

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blog.chromium.org 16y ago

Google Chrome for Linux goes stable

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My Last Day at Microsoft - Brad Abrams

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slackware.com 16y ago

Slackware 13.1 Released

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Sure, it can even with the same Smart Contract as Ethereum using Counterparty.

It's just not done like that, or show me Bitcoin's Crowdfunding calendar, let me show you the hundreds there are for Ethereum...

Not to mention, both are doomed with very high fees.

I own both, but there are many improvements to go :)

Ethereum hashing algorithm is optimized to be ASIC resistant, in other words you can mine it with GPU and CPU, a more accessible kind of hardware (in fact home hardware).

That's not an inefficiency, it's if anything more efficient with GPU.

The transaction problem applies to both, regardless of the mining algorithm.

The fact that I don't remember my mom ever buying us toys (dad was absent) I can say that it does make you creative.

I remember getting a few broken GI Joe from my cousin, with those, I used a screwdriver to pick up the good parts of them, and make good toys with weird arms and legs. These were supposed to be garbage but as usually having less stuff makes you more creative and I ended up with a few toys that nobody else had!

Who was born first the chicken or the egg?

And Ethereum did a crowdsale. On Counterparty and Ommi. It’s literally in the first paragraph of their Wikipedia article:

> Ethereum was proposed in late 2013 by Vitalik Buterin, a cryptocurrency researcher and programmer. Development was funded by an online crowdsale between July and August 2014.[5] The system went live on 30 July 2015, with 11.9 million coins "premined" for the crowdsale.[6] This accounts for approximately 13 percent of the total circulating supply

> "Yes, I know they are bigger but I can assure you that if you ask random people in my country most would know NASDAQ while very few would know CME"

Just go out to a target and ask 5 people... Unless you live on mars already.