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by Kinrany 4y ago
The frameworks provide 2 by hiding 1. This makes it impossible to use the request and response types for other purposes.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
A perfect API would consist of a few parts: 1. A request type and an associated response type 2. Impls for converting an HTTP request into the request type, and the reverse for response 3. A server type with an impl for handling the request
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by Kinrany 4y ago
The same thing you use all maps for. The problem with the physical map is that you can't navigate it any better than the real world. With a virtual map there's no trade-off save for the cost of making it.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Seems like it should be possible to justify spending the X budget on infrastructure projects that would help building X, but also other projects.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Tynan explained somewhere that this is due to design constraints. There aren't many ways to draw top-down, small and light on detail but clearly visible humanoids.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
This may solve the associated psychological issues for people that have them but does not help with the executive issues.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
I'm curious if there's anything preventing them from switching to semver.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
What do you mean? JSON can be hypermedia, you can even click hyperlinks in browsers.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
People casting ballots will be identified by anyone with an AWS account, yes. The location of the vote and the handwritten checkmark are likely enough to identify the voter.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Anything with fixed supply that can be used as medium of exchange has non-zero value to market makers.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Unless you live in one of the countries they don't want to touch.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
There's no good reason for KYC to take days. It's perfectly reasonable for the party receiving the funds to ask for a proof that the money didn't come from human trafficking. But that should be a fully automated process in mo
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> I think it’s hilarious that you think your wire was slow because of the geographical distance the message had to travel (“halfway across the world”) as opposed to the fact that it had to travel across jurisdictions with different laws.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
JSON is close to using the most fundamental logical primitives needed to structure serialized data. It's a set of value types, an ordered collection and a key-value collection.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> I'm not sure the moderation and inter-server conflicts are workable for publicly visible posts where you expect anyone on any server to be able to reply to people on another server I don't think that's a desirable goal.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
The current system does make this expensive. Making the ballots public will effectively make the votes public once some student posts a model on github.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Do tech salaries really affect the overall wealth inequality? Programmers are both few and still salaried.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
That will likely deanonymize the ballots. Might be solvable by using stamps instead of handwriting.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
It's possible for the whole stock market to be overvalued. There are things to buy other than stocks.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
If a stock was worth 0 because of never paying any dividend, anyone could buy it all, liquidate the company and profit.
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Bitemporality: More Than a Design Pattern(juxt.pro)
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Neither can be trusted, but Telegram's UI and privacy track record have been much better so far.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> This gets a little weird in the time between "the requirements say what the system will do", and "the requirements say what the system does do". That's a longer topic for another day. Is there a follow-up? This
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by Kinrany 4y ago
You can't force people to update the doc when it gets out of date, can you? There are limits to what can realistically be done through coercion.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
You could write negative hours. E.g. if 0 is at the current 10am, a workday will start at -2. There'd be two ways to name the same hour, but it wouldn't be confusing.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
In tree-style conversations (Twitter, Reddit) they are contained to subtrees of already banned posts.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
The thought is that compiling to WASM results in less overhead than wrapping in a container.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
I think they're saying that there's no secure language-level VM for Rust, compared to JS or, say, Lua.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Why shouldn't it? Beyond hardware failures there is no good reason for servers not to last for arbitrarily long periods of time.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Any general purpose architecture allows spaghetti, there's no way around it.

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