Everhusk

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Solid – Re-decentralizing the web(github.com)
224 points by Everhusk 9y ago|97 comments
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Hey, you might want to check out https://realm.io/ , the demo is exactly what you said. Good luck!
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by Everhusk 10y ago
> So you guys literally milked ideas and and code in the guise of teaching the students only to spin up another business. I loved the whole MOOC idea until it was ambushed and hijacked by people running all manner of fluffy positions. As
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Why is GitLab even using Github? https://github.com/gitlabhq
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Yes and you could also send an email by buying raw materials, manufacturing a computer, writing an OS and an email client... doesn't mean you should.
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by Everhusk 10y ago
For those who don't know the reason: http://www.killswitchthefilm.com/
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Ah yes, now I can Finally sleep at night.
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Essentially, yes that is correct. I based it on the cross section of Deuterium at NTP. A chemical cataylst is a bit different because it doesn't require overcoming the coloumb barrier. If a nuclear catalyst existed, it would have to lo
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by Everhusk 10y ago
There have been some reports of 4He and some high energy particle emissions, consistent with D + D → 4He + 23.8 MeV (heat) [1]. So yes, I would say there have been enough experiments done to call it an anomaly. I believe what makes it so ha
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Agreed. However, rather than ignoring the experiment, I think it would be better to encourage scientists to understand why. “Whatever Nature has in store for mankind, unpleasant as it may be, men must accept, for ignorance is never better t
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by Everhusk 10y ago
According to quantum mechanics, the probability of a D-D fusion reaction at 300°K is ~10^-3800. That being said, I still think it's wrong of mainstream science immediately reject Cold Fusion/LENR or even Em Drive research. Just ta
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by Everhusk 10y ago
They didn't. In layman terms: It is the electroysis of heavy water (D2O) on a palladium electrode.
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Google’s AI translation tool translates languages without training(techcrunch.com)
2 points by Everhusk 10y ago|0 comments
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Very slowly, Serverless had this a year ago. By the time AWS gets something like a 'sls function deploy' it's pretty likely that serverless will have support multiple cloud providers, in which case they should be pretty safe.
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Before the Flood(youtube.com)
9 points by Everhusk 10y ago|1 comments
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Nope, it's worth about $30,000 right now https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_zec
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by Everhusk 10y ago
"Abstraction gives us the power to scale and deal with complexity". Until things are abstracted to the point where the human brain has literally no ability to understand what is actually going on. Other interesting parallels to th
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by Everhusk 10y ago
I'm always surprised at the lack of discussion around database connection reuse with AWS Lambda. It's a pretty big deal that every single API call requires a new database connection. The only solutions I've seen so far are to
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Introducing the Events from Facebook App(newsroom.fb.com)
2 points by Everhusk 10y ago|0 comments
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Was really hoping to play with the dynamic code generation part of their SDK, hopefully they still get around to launching it.
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Basically, it is a click-to-deploy blockchain node to the cloud. Saves the time of having to set all that up for yourself when you are building blockchain apps.
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by Everhusk 10y ago
If you enjoy more of a hands on approach, try getting a miner setup for some new coin. You'll learn a ton in the process.
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by Everhusk 10y ago
I think they are referring to post-bitcoin days, the quote was referenced from a paper released just last month. Resistance to new technology is definitely a thing at banks, I remember when I worked at one I mentioned blockchain one day and
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Perhaps, or maybe people were* tribal animals, just as they were once cavemen. Globalization progresses mankind forward, it will ultimately make us better versions of ourselves. The root of Trump's evil is trying to reverse this progre
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by Everhusk 10y ago
> And without it, we’ll lose our position as the most powerful country in the world. Why is this a bad thing? Isn't the goal of globalization to start thinking of our planet as a whole?
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Also just remember, that Rome was not built in one day. Progressing mankind with a functioning DAO is most likely worth much more than even a $200M failure (worst case scenario) if you look at how it could increase world productivity/e
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Understand exactly how development fits into the rest of the business, it will vary for every company. The art of scalability is a good book to read to get started.
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by Everhusk 10y ago
Is this a common thing? Never heard it before, it is very clever though. How would you prevent a founder from bluffing though? Say founder B knows that founder A only has $X, so he offers to buy it for $X + some number. Makes it hard for fo
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by Everhusk 10y ago
This is amazing, thank you for sharing!
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by Everhusk 11y ago
Thanks for making this, it's definitely useful and the UI is very clean. Bug Report: If you enter a non-int value for one of the values it returns NaN. I.e. I entered 1.5 for a worst case estimate and it did that.

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