Mt Gox code posted by hackers as company files for bankruptcy protection
  • As MtGox CEO Mark Karpeles and his lawyers officially filed for court-supervised restructuring of the Bitcoin exchange, someone posted a chunk of code to Pastebin that would appear to lend credence to Karpeles’ contention that his company was hacked. The ...  More
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    • Japanese authorities are looking into the abrupt closure of Mt. Gox, the top government spokesman said on Wednesday in Tokyo's first official reaction to the turmoil at what was the world's biggest exchange for bitcoin virtual currency  More
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    • Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara has sent subpoenas to Mt. Gox, other bitcoin exchanges, and businesses that deal in bitcoin to seek information on how they handled recent cyber attacks, a source familiar with the probe said on Wednesday  More
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    • Mt. Gox has issued an official statement saying it has found a workaround for its bitcoin transaction malleability problems, which will see bitcoin withdrawals resume “soon”. This comes after the team worked over the weekend to begin implementation of a ...  More
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    • Robocoin said on Tuesday that later this month it will install the first automated teller machines in the United States that let users buy and sell bitcoin, the latest step into the mainstream for the digital currency  More
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    • South Korea has addressed U.S. concerns about letting a Chinese telecommunications company develop the country's advanced wireless network by agreeing to route sensitive U.S. and South Korean communications over separate networks, U.S. officials said  More
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    • Mt. Gox has issued a statement in an effort to address concerns raised by users after it suspended bitcoin withdrawals late last week. The exchange insists it is working hard to address a technical issue that has made it impossible ...  More
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    • The day after BitInstant CEO Charlie Shrem was arrested on money-laundering charges, the 24-year-old has resigned from the Bitcoin Foundation, where he was a founding member and had served as vice chairman since 2012  More
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    • Amazon is one of the most technically influential companies operating today – but you wouldnt know it, thanks to a dearth of published research papers and negligible code contributions to the open-source projects it relies on.  More
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    • The shift to scale out architectures and an app-centric culture has turned out well for Docker and its lightweight open-source “container” technology designed for developers to quickly move code to the cloud  More
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    • The $1,000 human genome is here. For real this time.Illumina ILMN, the world’s leading seller of gene sequencing machines, unveiled its HiSeq X pronounced “High Seek 10” on Tuesday  More
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    • Not long after Gordon E. Moore proposed in 1965 that the number of transistors that could be etched on a silicon chip would continue to double approximately every 18 months, critics began predicting that the era of “Moore’s Law” would ...  More
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    • While most governments are scratching their heads about how to handle Bitcoin, Singapore has once again shown its leadership in the region by letting Bitcoin businesses and merchants know how to handle taxation on transactions  More
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    • If you’re a Java developer, chances are you did pretty well for yourself in 2013.  At least, that’s according to statistics from Stack Overflow. Thousands of companies use the website’s Careers 2.0 search in order to find job applicants with specific ...  More
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    • Over the holidays we discussed a story from SF author Charles Stross called Why I Want Bitcoin to Die in a Fire, just as Bitcoins price collapsed on news of the Chinese governments cautious approach to the fledgling internet currency. ...  More
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    • Google can identify and transcribe all the views it has of street numbers in France in less than an hour, thanks to a neural network that’s just as good as human operators. Now its engineers reveal how they developed it  More
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    • Apple has already built one of the country's largest solar array's in North Carolina; now another is in the works in Prineville, Oregon, according to the town's mayor.  More
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    • You could say Chris Fry has a pretty big job. As Twitter’s senior vice president of engineering, he’s the guy who makes sure the trains — or rather, tweets — run on time. He’s responsible for managing the roughly 1000-plus engineers ...  More
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    • heres a potentially massive disruption in bitcoin’s near- to mid-term future: The FBI liquidating its stash of nearly 174,000 bitcoins, which is valued at $130.3 million at today’s exchange rate of $749  More
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    • The era of Bitcoin mining on the GPU is dead. So rather than retire their GPU based rigs, many miners are switching over to Litecoin.  More
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    • The U.S. Treasury Departments anti money-laundering unit is warning businesses linked to the digital currency Bitcoin that they may have to comply with federal law and regulation as money transmitters, a Treasury spokesman said  More
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    • Violin Memory CEO Don Basile has been terminated amid a spate of class-action lawsuits, a tumbling stock price and concerns over his compensation. He is being replaced on an interim basis by the chairman of Violin’s board of directors  More
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    • As the mystery surrounding the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of the digital currency Bitcoin, continues to grow, it is believed that the inventor could infact be the creation of a computer collective  More
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    • Microsoft has been adding firepower to its Windows Azure cloud platform to compete against the likes of Google, Amazon and Dropbox and Box to attract enterprise users to create, host and distribute data around the world. In the latest development, ...  More
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    • Packing impressive supercomputing power inside a small credit card-sized board running Ubuntu, Adapteva‘s $99 ARM-based Parallella system includes the unique Ephiphany numerical accelerator that promises to unleash industrial strength parallel processing on the desktop at a rock-bottom price. The Massachusetts-based ...  More
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    • Over the past couple of months, there have been a few Bitcoin app rejections by Apple that have made some waves. First, the venture-backed startup Coinbase had its app removed entirely from the App Store. Today, a blog post from ...  More
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    • The state of Oregon blames Oracle for the failures of its online health exchange. The health-insurance site still doesn't fully work as intended, with many customers forced to download and fill out paper applications rather than sign up online; Oracle ...  More
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    • Google today announced the general availability of the Google Compute Engine, the cloud computing platform it launched in the summer of 2012. As part of the GA launch, Google also announced expanded support for new operating systems, a 10 percent ...  More
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    • Richard Stallman took time to air his views on the crypto-currency that has become virtually as valuable as gold. In an interview with Russian media giant RT, Stallman praised Bitcoin for allowing people to 'send money to someone without getting ...  More
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    • Among the possible uses for Google Glass that early adopters are dreaming up, you can now add 'surgical assistance' to the list. With approval from the institutional review board, a UCSF cardiothoracic surgeon recently utilized Glass during procedures by utilizing ...  More
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    • "But the new system was never finished. The radio tagging project became seen as an added cost and was tabled last January. And the older anti-theft devices were never put back on much of the merchandise..."  More
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    • While Amazon has been at the forefront of providing a personalized experience in online commerce, in-store retailers are still behind in using data in compelling ways to make the purchasing and shopping experience better in physical retail. Index, the new ...  More
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    • America’s top central banker has given his cautious blessing to bitcoin, the virtual currency that famously requires no central bank  More
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