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by Two9A 12y ago
Not including the Dragon 2's pad-abort test, which is ostensibly next week. That may slip, though.
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Commodore Clicker: JavaScript C64 emulation clocked by an incremental game(c64clicker.com)
8 points by Two9A 12y ago|1 comments
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by Two9A 12y ago
I remember that there were multiple userbase attempts to lobby Wikimedia for this in the past. Looks like Coinbase's recent partnering successes have made the difference, in this case at least.
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by Two9A 12y ago
I have, in the past, been forced to type an Xmodem transfer program into debug.com's hex mode, to get to the point where I can transfer files over a null-modem connection from another box. I can dig up the file in question, if that&#x2
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DNS breakage at Samsung.com
10 points by Two9A 12y ago|6 comments
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by Two9A 13y ago
I seem to recall that imaging the bootloader ROM straight off the silicon was how the original Gameboy's bootloader was finally pulled out. I just forget who did it, which is unfortunate.
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by Two9A 13y ago
The utm_* parameters tend to be used for source tracking; the important ones here being "content" and "campaign". Of course, this particular link doesn't refer to HN in its campaign code, so their statistics are goi
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by Two9A 13y ago
I've no idea. Maybe HN doesn't like the fact that OP is posting so much in the comments?
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by Two9A 13y ago
Unsurprisingly, this has been done. https://www.multipool.us/ (Guess it goes to show there are no new ideas left in the world...)
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by Two9A 13y ago
Not yet. Cryptsy, at the very least, are working on a DOGE/USD market; I know there are other exchanges doing the same, but I forget which.
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by Two9A 13y ago
There's a vanity address generator, which bruteforces private keys until it finds a corresponding public key that matches your desired pattern. I forget where the generator lives, but it runs locally and eats CPU for hours.
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by Two9A 13y ago
For what it's worth, the table at the bottom of Dogecoin Average links directly to each market used to calculate the price. (Except Coined Up; I've requested API access to their price lists, it may be a little while.)
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by Two9A 13y ago
The community, and particularly the generosity of tipping, seems to have been a driving factor. There are already multiple "tipping bots" on Twitter, which will give out Doge on command. There's speculation that a similar fun
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by Two9A 13y ago
Apparently, a laser engraving of a Shiba Inu on the side of the craft would cost comparatively little. I might donate a Doge or a few.
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by Two9A 13y ago
Mm. I've followed the example of Bitcoin Average in this instance, who have a fixed 24h chart on the homepage. The backend can already cope with pulling data for a chart that's wider (or indeed, shorter) in timescale, so that may
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by Two9A 13y ago
Cryptsy, the crypto-currency exchange, have over a hundred markets running right now. Some of them are more active than others, of course.
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by Two9A 13y ago
It does! All the fiat currency values are calculated by taking the weighted averages in DOGE, and multiplying by the price of 1 BTC from BitcoinAverage. If you don't see what you're looking for here, let me know: http:/&#x2F
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Show HN: Dogecoin Average - the price of Doge(dogecoinaverage.com)
62 points by Two9A 13y ago|85 comments
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by Two9A 13y ago
"Decimal date and time" is probably the more proper phraseology. But that'd just be pedantry, of course.
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by Two9A 13y ago
There's no mining happening in the browser. My inspiration was CSI's "visual aids", where a computer will look like it's grinding through a database but not actually be doing any work. So the red "random"
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Show HN: Bitcoin Target: A weekend project to understand targets and difficulty(btctarget.com)
2 points by Two9A 13y ago|2 comments
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by Two9A 13y ago
So let's say you didn't remember that off-hand, and had to search for it. What set of keywords would you use in your search, that wouldn't garner attention from certain authorities?
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by Two9A 13y ago
Heh, do you work at my place? We have the exact same issues with Mongo-specific queries. Even worse, our indexing regime (because we store relational data in Mongo) demands that we stick with Mongo 1.8, so all the comparative goodness of 2.
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by Two9A 13y ago
I don't know if you're doing this deliberately, but: your join form's modal is too large for my browser screen, and doesn't scroll. Turning off position:fixed helps, but any resizes to the window just re-apply it. Though
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by Two9A 13y ago
To be fair, that's about right for the UK market. Mid-range developer posts across the nation pay 30k, possibly a little higher in London. It's low compared to the US, sure.
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by Two9A 13y ago
Yeah, I had a little trouble locking on to the well at first; I kept seeing the sides as pieces, and trying to move them. Ended up alright though; score of 2080, and that's only because I lost vision after sneezing. This is a fun littl
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by Two9A 13y ago
Worked for me. I applied because of a Who's Hiring post nigh on two years ago, and was hired. As an aside, I eventually ended up working on the same team as the guy who made the post.
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by Two9A 14y ago
"More" respectful, perhaps, was what he was going for. I've found it can be very easy sometimes to get the meaning of a sentence entirely flipped between thinking it and writing it out.
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Let's Build a JPEG Decoder, part one: Exploring the concepts of JPEG compression(imrannazar.com)
21 points by Two9A 14y ago|0 comments
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by Two9A 14y ago
For the same reason I wrote DSemu and jsGB: an educational experience. I only half-expected to get an emulation to the state where it would emulate commercial games and/or professional demos; the main motivation was to understand how a syst

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