Zaskoda

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by Zaskoda 7y ago
The cartoon if anyone is interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dMFM-Jqji0
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Backdrop: I was inspired by games and went to CS undergrad with the hopes of becoming a videogame developer and ultimately a designer/director. I started college just as BBS distribution gave way to the World Wide Web; I had to learn H
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Location: Seattle Remote: Sure Willing to Relocate: Only for something amazing Technologies: extensive full stack web (strongest with Laravel/Vue currently), extensive knowledge of social software design, minor experience with game eng
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Decentralize. I've been working on a federated address book and thinking about how to sync contacts with other address books... It's like Really Simple Federation.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
A personal CRM should be federated. I shouldn't need to keep my friend's contact details up to date manually. If they run a digital address book of some kind, my software should just ask their software for the latest data and subs
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I will be eagerly awaiting the Linux version. =)
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
What's wrong with your omelets? I've made hundreds of ugly omelets but now I can make a pretty one about 3 out of 5 times.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Indeed we are.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I recently tried sharing an article I wrote for CryptoSlate about general stuff happening around gaming and it was flagged. I have no idea why. It wasn't spam. I wasn't selling anything. Honestly, a post on how to game HackerNews
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Do you consider yourself the rule or the exception?
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
The CS program taught me the history and context for Computer Science. It taught me the fundamental physics that make a gate work and how to put those gates together to make a logic circuit. It then built on this one step at a time, walking
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
> Offensive to whom? This is exactly the comment I clicked through to add. Without someone to be offended, nothing is offensive. When a service provider crosses the line and polices a piece of media, they are now responsible for defining
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Math is not a crime.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
My MS has certainly proven to be much more of a waste of resources than I ever expected it might be.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I used several Pi Zeros with EnviroPhat sensor hats to monitor temperatures and light levels in my Bitcoin mine. I have a Pi 3 setup as a game emulator in the basement. And I used to chop up rc toys from the thrift store to make RPI robots
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
Hah, of course.
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
I believe you are saying "blockchain" here when what you are meaning is "cryptocurrency" such as Bitcoin.
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
I've recently been thinking about a blockchain use case that I have not seen mentioned: security. It seems like log obfuscation is a common tactic used to cover tracks after a break in. Thus it seems like a blockchain could be used in
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
Increasingly I have noticed that people who can see the future have given up on engaging those that can not.
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
Seems that accusing people of sea lioning is also a good way to dodge addressing a serious question. Someone will have to make another animal based metaphor for that some time.
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
What "problem" do you feel like the Internet itself "solved" ? The mentality that you need to have a problem to solve in order to justify your company has some real value to it. However, somehow this has expanded into th
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
I'm not a Tron fan, I listed it because 1) it was something that happened last year and 2) a few of the most played dapp games are running on Tron right now (and EOS) Now I'm wondering, what else happened last year? I was sleepy.
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
I think ICOs were something of a killer app and they served to move things forward considerably. I don't think people have fully realized the breadth and depth of impact ICOs have had yet. For some relativity: - 1969: ARPANET - 1
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
> Honestly, cryptocurrencies are useless. Cryptocurrencies are essential. I don't see this mentioned often enough: We've had distributed systems for a long while before Bitcoin showed up. One of the most significant problems wi
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
As a Linux user, MS Code is one of my favorite MS products.
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
(as per my other post) crowd sourced investigative journalism... money gets pooled and goes directly to the journalist doing the research... plus a reputation system that's it, that's all we need to change right now... seriously,
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
I have this idea I share over and over again because I'm not in a position to pursue it. Usually it gets ignored and every once in a while someone says it's brilliant so here's hoping. Crowd source investigative reporting. Fo
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
That is exactly what I want.
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
Handy, I recently gave up on trying to find a truffle box with vue already setup so I used the most basic box to start. I found the the existing ones seem to get out of date quickly. Is there anything in this package above and beyond Truffl
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by Zaskoda 8y ago
My family built our home starting in about 1990 when I was in high school. We built the entire thing ourselves. The only parts we didn't fabricate were the cabinets that my uncle built. We built a 3 bedroom 2 bath home with a study. I

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