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  1. Re:waste of valuable cpu on Race To Mine Bitcoins Drives Enthusiasts Into the Chip Making Business · · Score: 2
  2. Apply to Google/Facebook on Ask Slashdot: Rectifying Nerd Arrogance? · · Score: 1

    I had a masters degree and 6 years of tech experience in the Israeli Defense Force, and I thought I was god's gift to tech companies. Being rejected by Google fixed my arrogance for me. Working with some excellent people at another startup also helped me show some humility.

    Postmortem - I reapplied to Google after 3 years, got hired, and subsequently resigned after 5 months. They're a great company, just wasn't what I was looking for.

  3. Re:Due credit on Magic: the Gathering Is Turing Complete · · Score: 1

    Nice, didn't see it, thanks. I'm just happy to see something that came out of a site I built featured on Slashdot, even if not the site itself (first for me)

  4. Due credit on Magic: the Gathering Is Turing Complete · · Score: 2

    It's only fair to point that this article was generated out of this question on Draw3Cards (Disclaimer: I'm the owner of D3C)

  5. Re:could on Space Worms Live Long and Prosper · · Score: 1

    Betteridge's Law applies, even if it's not strictly the headline. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_Law_of_Headlines

  6. Put it in the Bitcoin Blockchain on Ask Slashdot: How Do You Securely Store Private Information For Posterity? · · Score: 1
    1. 1.Encrypt it using a super strong password that you'll never forget.
    2. 2.Encode it inside the Bitcoin Blockchain
  7. Answer = Bitcoin & Bitcoin Ad Networks on Google Proposes Fighting Piracy By Blocking Ad Money · · Score: 1
  8. Re:Standardize the RIGHT tools on Same Dev Tools/Language/Framework For Everyone? · · Score: 2, Informative

    Please don't talk to me about CruiseControl. Yes, it's free, but the competition is superior. Try JetBrains' TeamCity for a really great build system. Also free within certain limitations (3 build machines, 20 builds) - and much more professional.

  9. Re:No reason to do so? on Finding Fault With Google's Privacy Policy · · Score: 2, Informative

    The reason Google is keeping logs is to improve search results. If they know what an individual user searches for, they can improve his personal search results and the global search results as well. If you search for "slshdot", don't find anything, and then search for "slashdot", they understand that the first keyword is a misspell of the second. They know which search results you click on, and us it as an indication of the quality.