Edmond

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by Edmond 8y ago
For details on how it works: https://www.cipheredtrust.com/using-irs/ Happy to answer questions.
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Show HN: Digital Information Certificates from the IRS(cipheredtrust.com)
4 points by Edmond 8y ago|1 comments
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by Edmond 8y ago
you can add "hype speak" to that hyperbolic vernacular: https://blog.codesolvent.com/2016/10/hype-on-hacknews-and-si...
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How the FCC can prevent fake comments(blog.cipheredtrust.com)
1 points by Edmond 8y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 8y ago
They should consider something like this: https://www.cipheredtrust.com/using-irs/ Every citizen can generate cryptographic certs that they can verify their identities with, even anonymously.
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Dynace: Object-Oriented Extension to C(github.com)
2 points by Edmond 8y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 8y ago
Maybe they looked at their Alumni and realized most of them are product managers and programmers at a FANG....in other words while they have fine careers and are making "positive" contribution to society they are not doing anythin
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by Edmond 8y ago
I would think what is needed is a true object graph environment: https://youtu.be/4yepPOznakk it is a mix of declarative presentation with the ability to tap into code at any node.
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by Edmond 8y ago
You're right regarding the value of text files. ConfigNode is really for management of configurations for use cases where you can have huge JSON/YAML files and you want to be able to manage them, facilitate dynamism (often using t
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by Edmond 8y ago
It can be hard to fully convey how ConfigNode works without actually showing it in action. Yes it does give you a UI environment to edit the object graph and outputs YAML/JSON/XML..etc. However the output comes after evaluating th
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by Edmond 8y ago
I am afraid your own cynicism (warranted or not) might be really blinding you here...I am not sure whether to feel proud of myself when my writing is designated "marketing speak" :) The documentation link LITERALLY shows how to us
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by Edmond 8y ago
thanks for the broken link pointer, it will be fixed. the "So Much More" button is a link to the docs:) Here's the ConfigNode doc: http://codesolvent.com/doc/config-node/ The platform doc: http:&#x
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by Edmond 8y ago
"object graphs" means exactly what it typically means...ie objects composed of other objects. The key is that you have to have a way to create such graphs beyond code (ie new Resource({"attr":value}..)). Text file format
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by Edmond 8y ago
Object graphs are the answer to the endless iteration on the right config format: http://codesolvent.com/config-node/ it is however difficult to pull off and requires productization, in other words not low-level toolin
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by Edmond 8y ago
I am coming at this from a competing perspective so take it with a grain of salt...isn't the whole idea of the declarative approach that users/Ops can focus only on specifying what they want and let whatever target execution run-t
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by Edmond 8y ago
If it is matter of vote, I'd vote for Ok --> Cancel most of the time. My justification for this is to avoid accidentally going for Ok when what you want is Cancel...but this happens to be biased against left-handed people!
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by Edmond 8y ago
nice...have you considered PHET syms ( https://phet.colorado.edu/ )? I also built a CMS-type environment for this type of content. It combines content creation with an IDE to create simulations that can be combined with the c
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Dodging the Trump Bullet(city-journal.org)
4 points by Edmond 8y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 8y ago
I proposed something similar a few years ago, glad to see it being incorporated into browsers: http://blog.codesolvent.com/2015/07/why-not-signed-password-...
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Amazon wouldn't have happened if it weren't for Bernie Madoff(cnbc.com)
2 points by Edmond 8y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 9y ago
sounds like something i proposed a while back: http://blog.codesolvent.com/2015/07/why-not-signed-password-...
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by Edmond 9y ago
Not unreasonable, it is the LAW. I doubt the IRS has the resources to try to acquire the kind of records they can get from traditional trading houses but if they ever could, a lot of people will be in a lot of trouble.
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by Edmond 9y ago
The pressure is now on to match that price with quarterly revenue/profit, should be interesting. Too bad crystal balls are only a thing of fantasy, I remember seeing Google's post IPO stock price @ ~$81 and saying how absurdly ove
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by Edmond 9y ago
My OS internals knowledge is rusty so I am not sure they are quite the same but likely similar. If you think of a typical jvm application (true for non-jvm apps as well), a significant chunk of class data will be shared since apps are typic
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by Edmond 9y ago
The real killer app would be the ability to fully containerize all jvm instances running on any given box. It will be a setup where one jvm instance on the host basically serves the role of "master" in terms of class data and shar
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by Edmond 9y ago
you can mostly guess these emails because they all use predictable patterns. The trick I use is to just find any random persons email with a google search (ex "@homedepot.com") and use the same pattern for the person I am trying t
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by Edmond 9y ago
2091 is just around the corner, push it a bit out :)
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by Edmond 9y ago
The problem with these analogous argument about what money means fails to account for the implicit contract that we all sign as members of a society. If you buy your own island like Sir Richard Branson then by all means do what you please.
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by Edmond 9y ago
couldn't have said it better. The very idea that a random citizen in a modern country can invent their own notion of money is beyond problematic so it is confounding that this whole thing has been allowed to mushroom into what it is to
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How Bitcoin Ends(fastcompany.com)
1 points by Edmond 9y ago|0 comments

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