Rauchg

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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   All `/_src` links will link to a secure portion of the site with login + 2FA. Security is top of our mind.
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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   Compared to other providers, there's absolutely no setup involved. No Procfiles, ports, containers, dynos, processes, instances… Just type `now` where you have a `package.json`.
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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   CEO of https://zeit.co here! Happy to answer any questions throughout the day :)
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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   I was considering the source tweet as well :D
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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   My goal was for it to be entertaining and educational[1]. I love npm (which made this possible to begin with!) [1] ES6 features (arg defaults, destructuring, modules, template literals, String.prototype.repeat), babel configuration and runt
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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   - Built in reconnection. - Events / actions as main abstraction. - Support for degradation for old devices, browsers, corporate networks. - WebSocket is not very good at multiplexing. One discrete TCP connection per socket (opposite di
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   HTTP/2 and SPDY indicator extension for Chrome(chrome.google.com)

   3 points by Rauchg 11y ago|0 comments
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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   Sure, but you also have to reduce the size of the incoming stream (by taking transactions off-chain).
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   by Rauchg 11y ago

   Increasing the block size is not the only way to make the system scale. Imagine that you have 300GB available to store logs for requests to your webserver. Let's say you're at 250GB and you can make calculations that, based on you
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    > The larger issue is that some of the core developers don't want to scale Bitcoin at all. They would rather have a more decentralized, less widely used Bitcoin. This is not the case. See: https://bitcoin.org/en&#x2F
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    Love it. Suggestion: persist the collapse state to `localStorage`. This is enabled on Reddit through a Chrome Extension as well.
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    I instinctively go to `wget` when I need to, uhm, get the file into my computer[1]. `curl -O` is a lot more effort :P Other than that, curl is always better. [1] Aliasing `wget` to ~`curl -O` might be a good idea :)
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    A lot of (manual) work went into making this simple demo happen. These are some interesting reflections on the present state of the tech by Gregory Maxwell: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/47rk85&#x2
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    Check out Micro as well: https://github.com/zeithq/micro . It's also oriented around single-purpose (single-function) microservices, but pure HTTP.
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    The biggest problem is the lack of data about what people are searching. It's a catch-22 that's very hard to break in the face of Google's search dominance and ubiquity. By Google being the best, it only becomes better, and i
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    I wasn't aware of that quote, but it's wonderful. Thank you
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    A lot of the media also wants to see the world thrive. "Us vs them" scenarios are counterproductive and cynical.
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    The inline notes are now private. Just between you, the author and their editors.
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    While the intention of the article is noble (it's an empowering thought), I feel like it's missing out on a more important idea. That is: while ideally we would critically and deeply analyze every aspect of our life, we have limit
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    Show HN: Micro – async/await HTTP microservices(github.com)

    2 points by Rauchg 11y ago|0 comments
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    Awesome stuff leeab!
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    Addressable errors(rauchg.com)

    16 points by Rauchg 11y ago|0 comments
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    > On the other hand, verifying the quality of a whole application that is composed of many microservices can represent a significant amount of testing complexity: instead of running a single command to test the code running in one proces
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    Micro: ES7 HTTP microservices(github.com)

    4 points by Rauchg 11y ago|0 comments
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    The powers that be are the CPUs. If XT had reached its goal of 75% mining votes by versioning blocks, today it'd be what you call the "protocol".
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    > otherwise you're effectively mining a very expensive altcoin which no merchants or exchanges accept. This is not the case. You could run XT for example and remain compatible, which was precisely its adoption strategy? It just simp
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    "Why has the capacity limit not been raised? Because the block chain is controlled by Chinese miners" The author is complaining that Bitcoin is working exactly as designed. From Satoshi's paper: "Proof-of-work is essenti
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    Socket.IO 1.4.0(socket.io)

    11 points by Rauchg 11y ago|0 comments
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    I use Magic occasionally and it's been wonderful every time. It's definitely not something I would use everyday, but it's been great for: - a time I needed a replacement power supply cable, and really didn't have the tim
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    by Rauchg 11y ago

    Most of this gotchas (and others not mentioned) can be avoided if you treat WebSocket for what it is: a low-level transport that can be swapped out. This is how we treat it in Socket.IO and Engine.IO. Most people that implement WebSocket di