Donckele

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A gossip-style failure detection service (2009) [pdf](cs.cornell.edu)
23 points by Donckele 5y ago|3 comments
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by Donckele 5y ago
That vision brings a smile.
93.
by Donckele 5y ago
You can also say this of software in general including operating systems. Sure, the hardware and network are a miracle. My 2 cents is that there is so much software to be written that most programmers are mediocre at what they do and/o
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Turing Ring(hackaday.io)
3 points by Donckele 5y ago|0 comments
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by Donckele 5y ago
Dude, resign and take some time out. Don’t fret, plenty of opportunities.
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by Donckele 5y ago
I sense that more projects will come where similar microcontrollers will be simulating the machines from the 8-bit golden age. I wish I had the time to do it but I can’t wait for someone to do a tandy color computer/dragon32/zx sp
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by Donckele 5y ago
I do that to. My script is called “docker_genesis.sh” - can you figure out what it does?
98.
by Donckele 5y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I played it through! enjoyed playing it.
99.
by Donckele 5y ago
Ah yes, I can play with the rabbit. Whats the difference with this code?
100.
by Donckele 5y ago
Ha. Like your style. Whats the software you’re creating?
101.
by Donckele 5y ago
Hmmm, not working on my latest iphone mobile safari. All other examples are working…
102.
by Donckele 5y ago
Hey! that looks like a 2d turing machine kinda game. Could you give some instructions on how to play?
103.
by Donckele 5y ago
The environments you mention have different mechanics and a steeper learning curve. Also, my opinion, less programmer friendly - its for those who want to connect stuff together rather than write code. They usually produce not very dynamic
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Amazon not accepting VISA credit cards issued in UK(smile.amazon.co.uk)
13 points by Donckele 5y ago|14 comments
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by Donckele 5y ago
“ - The faster runtime speed in no way made up for any of the above. Bad Svelte code is still slow compared to good React code.” What? Can you expand on that? Makes no sense.
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by Donckele 5y ago
Yes, it is good. In many ways I hope it doesn’t catch up to React - it’s running a different journey which I also prefer.
107.
by Donckele 5y ago
Great news for everyone using Svelte - a good move by Vercel and wish Rich gets more resources and freedom to continue the refinement of Svelte.
108.
by Donckele 5y ago
Sorry Rachel but the best solution was a simple fix as mentioned by most people here - columns having the right types and indexes. When I was still wet behind the ears I was doing what you are now proposing - but its overkill.
109.
by Donckele 5y ago
love the chat spamming going on…
110.
IBM Learn Serverless(ibm.com)
2 points by Donckele 5y ago|0 comments
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by Donckele 5y ago
Had the same questions. The homepage and demo don’t explain in layman’s words how this works. How does the hash get generated and how does it find the target from the hash? Are there servers online that do this?
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by Donckele 5y ago
Beautiful maybe… but that example on the homepage I have no idea what it does and am so happy I don’t work at some place that produces that kind of code. I suppose you do need a tool like this when you have code like that.
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by Donckele 5y ago
OMG! You just copy pasted from the internet that makes a link from 9/11 to CP and then you want to do the dishes? YAF!
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by Donckele 5y ago
Ah that explains the “lync” executable that I tried downloading but didnt install it thinking it was unusual the filename did not have skype in it. Double clicking it announced it was a microsoft office so i just exit.
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Command Line to REST API(github.com)
1 points by Donckele 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why is skype for business such a shit show?
7 points by Donckele 5y ago|15 comments
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Dinosaur Input Device [pdf](graphics.pixar.com)
12 points by Donckele 5y ago|1 comments
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by Donckele 5y ago
This could be a stupid question, why not just use the first few characters from the hash of the secret and the timestamp?
119.
by Donckele 5y ago
Hmmm, still getting the error. I do have strict settings for safari (cookie etc) maybe thats causing it. Still, unusual.
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Don't Call Yourself A Programmer, And Other Career Advice (2011)(kalzumeus.com)
71 points by Donckele 5y ago|89 comments

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