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8y ago
I want to congratulate the creator Sergio for building on Bitcoin. Whereas others would create an altcoin, ICO, make a ton of claims and then... nothing comes out of it. The reason "crypto" (it's really just Bitcoin) stagnate
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Repl.it CEO here. As @tony-allan mentioned we're indeed container based. Containers, however, on their own aren't safe for isolation. They're NOT sandboxes. You need to do a lot of things around containers to secure them. Mos
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8y ago
I thought this wasn't released. Do you work at OpenAI?
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8y ago
Wasting, or more generally, not paying attention to time is my favorite state of being. Us Mediterrans are known for being "lazy" and wishy-washy with our time. That's why I keep Saturdays open on my calendar, no appointments
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Show HN: Online Ubuntu Bash REPL
(repl.it)
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8y ago
Come work with us and improve it: https://repl.it/jobs We're still small/founding stage (7 people) so you can have a lot of impact. Feel free to email me directly amjad@repl.it
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Genetic Basis of Human Circadian Rhythm Disorders
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Democratizing Web Design: Vlad Magdalin
(futureofcoding.org)
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8y ago
Thanks so much! Please refer people :)
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Repl.it ceo here. We've evolved a lot in the past 18 months, most importantly we added priper file and filetree support! Give it another shot and email me with feedback so we can get better. Oh, and we have a big sprint coming up for b
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8y ago
Is it really a joke? Because if this is seen as a valid argument in the Ethereuem community then they've really gone off the deep end.
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8y ago
However in Bitcoin the opposite happened -- the classic chain is the most valuable one despite being the least "scalable" or whatever pet feature the forks has. Also despite all the bitcoin celebrities being for the fork. That&#x
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8y ago
Why would the miners agree to adding the "difficulty bomb" which is against their incentives? It's more likely they didn't have a say in it.
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> To make their intentions clear, Ethereum’s core developers reprogrammed their PoW code to create an exponential rise in mining difficulty. Known as the “Difficulty Bomb,” it began slowing the creation of new transaction blocks in late
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8y ago
Some good criticism of PoS in @TuurDemeester's thread from last week: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1078682801954799617.html And HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18780489
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8y ago
Repl.it (YC W18) | Infrastructure Engineer | ONSITE | SF https://repl.it/jobs Repl.it is the first open computing platform where anyone, even without needing an account, can hop on and in seconds start executing code, build
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8y ago
In other words it's pareto distribution. Most of the scientific citations goes to the 1% of scientists. Most of the success in business goes to the 1% of companies/entrepreneurs. In Taleb's words: we live in extremistan.
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Repl.it (YC W18) | Infrastructure Engineer | ONSITE | SF https://repl.it/jobs Repl.it is the first open computing platform where anyone, even without needing an account, can hop on and in seconds start executing code, build
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8y ago
No it's not. It's stable. It's Lindy. Neomania is bad.
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8y ago
As far as I know it's just xterm on desktop. It's fascinating that we have this standard that allows us to build programming environments like notebooks -- without resorting to layering hacks on hacks to make it work on web -- pra
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8y ago
If you're feeling lazy to install this but still want to experience this then you can try it in your browser: https://fireplace.basicer.repl.run/ (This uses repl.run, which is Repl.it's new terminal app hosting se
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8y ago
Repl.it cofounder here. Pretty soon we'll open up our IDE for external plugins. I talked about it here with a demo near the end of what extensions could like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhECubL0R3U
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8y ago
Repl.it cofounder here. >I see one potential problem: external dependencies. Does it allow to install external packages? Yes. Repl.it allows external dependencies in some of the languages we support using our Universal Package Manager:
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Nuclide replaced FBIDE, the internal pre-setup web IDE that Facebook used. Having a pre-setup environment is a huge productivity boost: - dev env onboarding takes a minute instead of a week - employees can code "on the go" So pred
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50th Anniversary of the Mother of All Demos
(amasad.me)
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Repl.it is hiring infrastructure engineers to scale an open compute platform
(repl.it)
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That's weird. We'll debug, but I think it might be that the right-hand side isn't logged in. Try logging in with a different user.
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8y ago
What's Godot? Is it an ML thing?
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8y ago
If you add it to Prybar[1] that's half the battle. We're also working on open-sourcing more parts of the system to make it easier to contribute languages etc. [1]: https://github.com/replit/prybar
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We're also hiring if you want to come work on it (and we're a pretty small team -- 6 people -- so it's sorta in the founding stage) https://repl.it/jobs
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