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Skip Article Header. Skip to: Start of Article. From 2008 to date, no other technology has been the subject of such fervent debate. Irrespective of your opinion, the rise in popularity of cryptocurrencies cannot be ignored. Today, there are a number of billion dollar businesses that accept Bitcoin as a form of payment. These include Dell, Reddit, Expedia, PayPal, and most recently, Microsoft. So f
Facebook Open-Sources a Trove of AI Tools
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DHS Believed Mt. Gox CEO Might Have Been Silk Road's Secret Mastermind
Long before the Department of Homeland Security set its sights on Ross Ulbricht, the agency had another surprising suspect in mind as the possible creator and administrator of the Silk Road’s massive online drug market: Mark Karpeles, the chief executive of what was then the world’s biggest bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox. In response to cross-examination […] Mark Karpeles (C), CEO of Mt. Gox, Japan-bas
Future of Popular Coding Tool in Doubt After It Splits in Two
Node.js, a popular and influential tool for building and running modern internet services, has split in two. Node.js, a popular and influential tool for building and running modern internet services, has split in two. Late yesterday, some of its primary developers "forked" this open source project, creating a new version of the tool they call Io.js. The group was unhappy with the stewardship of No
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