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This will be my only post

This guy is abusing a Ethereum flaw on its design, not going into details but the short version is that he sets up a cryptographic problem in the way of a transaction but he already has the proper answer for it before the transaction even goes off, he wins the block every single time

He can't abuse this otherwise he would be found out so he does it every 10 minutes to appear legit, this is all set automatically too

There's been a lot of speculation about the automation crisis, and how many jobs will be lost to robots. Is this shit overblown, or should we actually invest in companies/ETFs that focus on automation, robots, and AI?

>>255381
>CS
>Math

pick one

>>230619
>Retard that thinks his courses were mathematically deep

What is a you?

>>214799
>computer science
>teaches the maths

no

>>129136
>In general if you want to work with computers you'll want a CS degree from a GOOD school

CS degrees are shit in every school that doesn't just merge it with CpE or EE.

>>128951
Because "Big Data" is a magical word that gets grant money for any proposal it appears in. If you're not planning on being a professor/post doc, it's not so magical.

>>111747
>Discreet Math is a lot more complex than most pure math disciplines
>Discreet Math
>more complex than most pure math
>Discreet

lel 4/10

>>33653
>Thinks his cs program couldn't be taught to chimps