TheColorYellow

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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
What proof do you have that decentralization technology furthers public interest? I'm sorry, but the institutions are in place today precisely because it is society that upholds them or tears them down. The gears may turn slowly when i
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Cloudfare Supporting Distributed Name Resolver(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by TheColorYellow 6y ago|1 comments
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
You should check out the Digital Asset Modeling Language, DAML. [0] They've built a language for distributed ledger platforms based on Haskell with defined state transitions based loosely on traditional contract law. For exactly the re
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
Yeah was waiting to see a Jmeter comment. Great tool that, when implemented as part of a larger tool stack, makes performance testing very doable. And I think it's a pretty stupid simple tool compared to some of the DIY alternatives pe
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
Agreed wholeheartedly. The level of discourse on here exceeds all other forums and has managed to do so while avoiding the increasing trend of culture wars on social forums. I definitely think the mods are the key. As well as the trend of s
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Ask HN: Leave Tech for Unique Domain Expertise?
4 points by TheColorYellow 6y ago|0 comments
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
This is true. Especially if you look at what Jed Mcaleb helped to cocreate with Stellar, you can see the original idea of Ripple expressed clearly in what has been done with XLM.
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
> Investors need to start asking more probing questions about how organizations develop and deploy applications. Does this even matter though? Shitty technology choices don't always translate to poor business outcomes.
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
Not denying your experience, as it's probably true that the folks you've seen pursuing serverless may be misguided, but I want to contest your last point where you say "not many people" would benefit from serverless. I w
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
> Perspectives like this are pessimistic, but important because the industry has age bias and yet we need to understand where technology might be going full circle. But instead of taking that as a bad thing and stopping there, we need to
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
This is the type of cultural accuracy I've been looking for. Are all the commenters in this thread just cynical engineers who really can't see past their own narrow world view? I get snake oil is snake oil, but there is such a str
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
This is a really interesting point. I work in backend enterprise software (as a consumer more than a provider). Surely the critical success component at scale is more than just "wining and dining". I truly wonder how Oracle has ma
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
This is a big deal to me. I'm watching keenly to see when the crypto market makes the turn out of niche market space and into the mainstream. Perhaps Eth2 is one of the starting blocks that is needed...
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
+1 for Camunda. I've used it for microservices orchestration previously and it works great. I'm excited for Zeebe too but it's a bit immature atm.
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
More importantly, the US administration is not trying to solve H1B abuse from the perspective of non-US citizens.
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
> Let's be clear: What Coinbase is saying is, we the founders, who set the company's mission, and are doing so with a clear political view (rooted in libertarianism and so forth), are allowed to use the company to further our p
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
How'd you climb the ladder to exec? I'm noticing a situation where stepping away from hard technical skills (i.e. Coding) creates a more ambiguous professional career path. It's completely thrown off what would be my previous
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
DAML has been an incredible tool for selling and building DLT systems in the enterprise. Unfortunately I believe I'm still in the minority as a DAML user. Regardless of what others might say, for enterprise software like this, the valu
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
What roles and companies do you typically search for when job hunting?
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
Suprised to see Camunda isn't mentioned here more. Open-Source BPMN compliant workflow processing with a history of success. Goldman Sachs supposedly runs their internal org with it. Slightly different target use case, but Camunda has
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
I've worked with Camunda extensively, which Zeebe is based on. I've found Camunda to be incredible. The APIs are implemented well and the work flow processing paradigm is easy to work with. Setting up the Camunda engine as a web s
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
Not the GP, but what would you suggest is a realistic alternative in the current state? Reforming public institutions to more effectively build public transportation infrastructure seems to be incredibly difficult. Local institutions seem t
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
What autonomy would Uber need to provide?
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with everything you're saying and think this is excellent analysis. However, I struggle with this part. > In the short term, US moves to destroy Chinese tech firms and effectively transfer their assets to US f
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
This is a good read of the market and I agree with most of your points. If you're saying the government shouldn't be innovating in the digital currency space or if the impact would be negligible due to feasibility or some other is
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
Do you think there is a sufficient market for businesses looking to transact in crypto? I'm a big believer in the tech, but when I look today I still don't see how Visa really plays well with the current crypto market. There are a
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
They quite literally mention the partnerships, programs, and products that Visa is involved with in this space. What more do you want from a publication saying what Visa is doing in the crypto space?
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
I don't think this is true at all. The tech bubble in the West is huge and claiming junior devs in the West are anywhere less afflicted by the rat race syndrome than India is outrageously false.
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
To a certain extent the MIC as you define it would explain the erosion of the market wouldn't it? Also I've read your comments a few times now and I'm not sure if I'm completely understanding your view of what is becomin
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by TheColorYellow 6y ago
I was really annoyed when I found out that only some USB C chargers can be used to support docking mode in the Switch. So stupid.

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