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   by PaulBGD_ 8y ago

   I know the author doesn't claim to be unbiased, but it's rather off-putting to start an article like that.
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   by PaulBGD_ 8y ago

   Worked just fine on Android Firefox.
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   by PaulBGD_ 8y ago

   I personally have been running Gitea for over a year, painless to use and each iteration gets better. I've reported a few bugs that get fixed pretty quickly with good response from the team. Definitely recommend anyone looking for a se
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   by PaulBGD_ 8y ago

   Can you explain more what changed? Super interested in this.
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   by PaulBGD_ 8y ago

   No, the article mentions that Skia is used in multiple web browsers. > through a fast C++ 2D graphics library called Skia (which also serves as the graphics engine for Google Chrome, Chrome OS, Android, Mozilla Firefox and Firefox OS, an
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   by PaulBGD_ 8y ago

   What's the difference between this and something like AssemblyScript?: https://github.com/AssemblyScript/assemblyscript EDIT: I see that this project actually existed slightly before AssemblyScript. Still seems li
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   by PaulBGD_ 8y ago

   On Windows with a 8700k and GTX 980ti and it runs at about 10fps in Firefox. Runs slightly better in Edge, but not by much.
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   by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

   Thinkpad p51s. Very fast, two batteries, great battery life on both windows/Linux, and when I use it docked it feels like a desktop with how smooth it is. It's very lightweight and thin too, can't recommend it enough.
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   by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

   I just bought a Pebble 2 SE and it's absolutely phenomenal. I'm hoping over the next few months an open source OS comes out, otherwise I'll have to look for a worse alternative.
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    Fantastic explanation, coming from a C background I definitely got confused by some of the lifetime things that Rust does.
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    dip copies because d isn't delete, it's cut.
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    The median thing makes sense, thanks!
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    Okay, this makes sense! I keep thinking too strictly with my constraints.
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    The original bitcoin paper is fantastic, as well as the wiki.
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    I'm not sure how that solves anything, since UTC would have the same issues as a UNIX timestamp.
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    I'm working on my own blockchain (not specifically bitcoin) implementation just to wrap my head around everything. One thing I'm not getting that also wasn't answered by the source code is how you check timestamps. I understa
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    by PaulBGD_ 9y ago

    That actually already exists and it's owned by Microsoft: https://mixer.com/
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    by PaulBGD_ 10y ago

    Thanks for the help everyone, I'll add it to my list :)
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    Ask HN: Is it still worth it to learn RoR?

    18 points by PaulBGD_ 10y ago|9 comments
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    Ask HN: Could you all help me analyze programming based searches?

    3 points by PaulBGD_ 10y ago|1 comments