akritrime

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   by akritrime 6y ago

   I would really like to understand the ramifications and benefits of that.
2. 92.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   What happens to a participant who didn't update? Will they be on their on special fork of the chain?
3. 93.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   So essentially, the onus of upgrading is on the person running the node. Which I guess is the more intuitive solution. But then what happens if someone doesn't upgrade, will they be just shut off from the network till they are on the l
4. 94.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   Mistake made and lesson learnt. After being introduced to the larger internet community via reddit, sometimes you slip up in more serious places like HN.
5. 95.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   I guess the piece of the puzzle that I am missing is how does the change go from repo to prod. Do the miners need to pull the latest code from GitHub?
6. 96.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   I actually confirmed your GitHub before I made the previous comment. It was just a frivolous reply that I found funny but HN didn't. Tough crowd. But I really, really appreciate your reply, thanks for taking your time to prove your ide
7. 97.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   A bit tangential but I have a question. This is one thing that I don't really understand about bitcoin, how open is it, to be declared free from government influence? The power of the core technology still resides with who ever has the
8. 98.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   How do we know you are the right horse? Sorry, just watched `/the social dilemma` and now I am skeptical of all information on the internet.
9. 99.▲
   by akritrime 6y ago

   I just started digging into it a few hours back, so I can't give you a concrete answer. A hello world example for the deno_core to give an idea on how the Ops and ResourceIds should be used. The examples given are not really clear at a
10. 100.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    I wish the docs for the rust crates got some love. It seems super interesting but its hard to figure out where to start.
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    by akritrime 6y ago

    Hmm, I actually didn't think about that at all. I guess I got too fascinated by this video[0] and wanted to apply something similar to our current scenario. [0]: https://youtu.be/lEplzHraw3c
12. 102.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    I actually tried, but all I got was some consultancy services that would help you get an ISP with estimated cost of 10k USD (a middle class household earns half of that in a year here).
13. 103.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    What resources can I follow to start a non-profit ISP? I want to start one in my hometown for students who couldn't afford internet to join online classes.
14. 104.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    smasung built Jio's network.
15. 105.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    How do you make sure it is available on container_name.local.company.com whenever a new container is added?
16. 106.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    What does the alternative do better or different from producthunt?
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    by akritrime 6y ago

    By babysit, do you mean someone used to go thru the sheets and update all the accounting stuff? I know its a bit idiotic question but I won't be really surprised if that's how it was.
18. 108.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    Oh that's so convenient, I thought NEFT was still limited to working hours only. I wonder how the technology underneath changed to enable this.
19. 109.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    That's so fascinating. If I wanted to know more about this side of Indian fintech, where should I start?
20. 110.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    NEFT is not real time like IMPS (on which UPI is built). I don't think it is UPI that is unreliable, it is your bank. I have been using UPI on two accounts, SBI one is the one I face some problem from time to time. I agree with the clo
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    by akritrime 6y ago

    I feel like Sadhguru is the exact opposite of the person you would want to use as an example in this context.
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    by akritrime 6y ago

    Anyone is a generalization based on a narrow viewpoint. I would say I am pretty used to command-line tools at this point, at least enough to be using linux as a daily driver comfortably. And I frankly I didn't know 1-indexed fields wer
23. 113.▲
    by akritrime 6y ago

    Hunter x hunter reference?
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    by akritrime 6y ago

    Hey Milan, so glad to see Finny finally on Hacker News. Full disclosure, I have worked as a dev on Finny before. One question that I had about Finny as an user is how do you think someone like me, who is not that financially savvy, can get
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    by akritrime 7y ago

    Wait that doesn't make sense, was generators in the language before Promises, actually isn't await based on generators? How is that a new paradigm?
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    by akritrime 8y ago

    I have heard about it. I have to check it out someday, even if just for historical purposes.
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    by akritrime 8y ago

    Reading You Don't Know JS really made me appreciate certain aspects as features and not whimsical bugs.
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    by akritrime 8y ago

    Are the error messages as bad as Haskell? One of the primary reasons I shifted my focus from Haskell was because of the errors generated by the compiler were not at all helpful when you are learning on your own, especially in contrast to so
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    Ask HN: What should I learn in 2019 – Elm, PureScript or ReasonML?

    10 points by akritrime 8y ago|4 comments
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    by akritrime 8y ago

    Eternal September. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September What happened in India was from mid-2016 usable internet access became super cheap. This suddenly added at least a hundred million new users to the Int