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by ailideex 7y ago
How is this better than namecoin and how will it not end in same problem? Also this really does not do what the person you responded to asked for - I can't get some personal domain name for life from this - it is market based AFAICT. R
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by ailideex 7y ago
> We need a real DNS system, one where an individual can request and have a domain for life and which is truly decentralized. I very much want this also - but this cannot be solved in the same way as the challenge of business domain name
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by ailideex 7y ago
> So perhaps you're assuming that 5G will result in unlimited data and the obsolescence of cable internet as a result, but that's not obvious, at least to me. For some reason with every new generation of mobile broadband many p
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by ailideex 7y ago
Hopefully they rather use something like http://matrix.org
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by ailideex 7y ago
It is okay, it breaks often though, e.g. versions after 1.2018.03 does not work with directions anymore: "A -left-> B" It is also has a rather crazy syntax. Still it is very useful and a lot easier and quicker than drawing by h
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IETF RFC 4198: Urn Namespace for Federated Content (2005)(tools.ietf.org)
1 points by ailideex 7y ago|0 comments
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IETF RFC 4151: The 'Tag' URI Scheme (2005)(tools.ietf.org)
1 points by ailideex 7y ago|0 comments
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by ailideex 7y ago
> why is it inevitable? What do trade wars get us? Could have asked what do wars get us in the 1930s - and the answer would be: with the United Kingdom? Not much ... With Nazi Germany? Quite a bit ... Not saying china is Nazi Germany but
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by ailideex 7y ago
How much of the oil used in US comes from middle east?
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by ailideex 7y ago
IANAP but this process will increase the entropy of the energy and result in it being more difficult to utilize
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by ailideex 7y ago
Has this not happened on earth already? First plants caused ice ages, new research reveals : https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/02/120201094923.h...
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by ailideex 7y ago
> it might be a first step onto a slippery slope that ends with exceptions. And what? Why avoid exceptions?
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Ask HN: Why do you use Azure?
2 points by ailideex 7y ago|1 comments
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by ailideex 7y ago
I am guessing more than compliant it is just some corporate captive market thing where there is only one "compliant" transcoder
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by ailideex 7y ago
Anecdotal I guess but I currently it regularly takes more than 10 minutes to delete one VM from Azure.
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by ailideex 7y ago
> What Africa needs are institutions and infrastructure that can buy and refine gold and thereby ensure that the benefits of our resources accrue to the countries (and their people) from where they originate. As an African - what Africa
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by ailideex 7y ago
> The UAE is laundering dirty gold, cleaning it, and reselling it to China and India. South African here. When you say UAE ... well ... do you mean African despots, their cronies, henchmen and accomplices? Because that is what is happeni
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by ailideex 8y ago
Depends on who you are and your perspective - it definitely is working for someone - just that someone is not representative of EU population.
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by ailideex 8y ago
> This is not a national issue so let's not try to make it one. Why not?
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by ailideex 8y ago
Are you sure you are not conflating TDD with the presence of automated test suite?
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by ailideex 8y ago
I'm not sure I buy this. Quote from Martin Fowler: https://youtu.be/z9quxZsLcfo?t=1447 > I share with with David and Kent, there are problems where TDD doesn't work terribly well, and sadly most of the programm
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Ask HN: What prominent and high profile companies use TDD?
9 points by ailideex 8y ago|6 comments
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by ailideex 8y ago
Please give the name of a mining company with more than 40% profit margin.
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by ailideex 8y ago
And when you compile regularly you don't?
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by ailideex 8y ago
> Maybe it could help in the bootstrap process Why would it be more useful than just cross compiling?
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by ailideex 8y ago
Why not just cross compile!?
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by ailideex 8y ago
I like slack quite a bit, but it's not designed to be a replacement for general use case of IRC - it focuses on specific use cases and can be manhandled into other use cases with a lot of pain towards the users. matrix.org/riot.im
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by ailideex 8y ago
How is this not a bug?
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by ailideex 8y ago
> If anyone from the LA Times is listening, even though I am accessing the website through our US VPN, I'm still fully protected by the GDPR. Cite?
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by ailideex 8y ago
If the first "design error" you list is a bug it seems like you don't understand the concept: > Early version of bitcoind allows you to spend any coin by using "op_true op_return" as signature.

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