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by anchpop 6y ago
> Your arguments do not follow: > > which is the ideal state for a commodity, there is no economic profit. > No. A commodity is simply any kind of good that is considered equivalent no matter who made it. Oil is a commodity, the
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by anchpop 6y ago
That is actually the intent of filecoin. In perfect competition, which is the ideal state for a commodity, there is no economic profit. The reason Amazon and other companies are able to make a profit selling cloud storage is because there i
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by anchpop 6y ago
Wow, that looks like exactly what I've been looking for.
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by anchpop 7y ago
What's terrible about the store?
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by anchpop 7y ago
DRM is required by the people they licence video from. I imagine that they wouldn't do it if they didn't have to. (They might still do it to their own content but I don't see what they gain by doing it for someone else's
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by anchpop 7y ago
> As soon as you require human intervention, you require a sober, licensed human to be in the vehicle at all times. You no longer have a robo-taxi. You have a robo-taxi that works when it's not raining, which is still pretty good (a
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by anchpop 7y ago
You say you like the idea, do you have a problem with the implementation?
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by anchpop 7y ago
There is. They also didn't put it in the new SE for some reason. The thought it that it might be used for a future "airtags" product that you can stick in your wallet or on your keychain and your iphone helps you track it.
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by anchpop 7y ago
That's true, but turning on hardware encoding didn't make a big difference in encoding times for me. I'm planning on upgrading to a Ryzen 9 3900X to make everything else smoother
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by anchpop 7y ago
For anyone curious, the base rate of at least one person committing suicide based on these numbers is `1-((1-(13.42/100,000))^800) = 10%`. I suspect the suicide rate for engineers (who tend to be white, middle-upper class men) is somew
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by anchpop 7y ago
I see, thank you
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by anchpop 7y ago
Dat multi-writer already exists, here's a demo of it: https://dat-shopping-list.glitch.me/
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by anchpop 7y ago
I don't see the insult? He's saying that anyone who assumes that the CS program was mediocre is mistaken
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by anchpop 7y ago
Mindustry and Infinitode are both lots of fun
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by anchpop 7y ago
What Walter meant in his comment was that his static analyzer has no false positives (it never allows a memory unsafe program to compile). He's provided a few simpler examples in this thread of cases where his analyzer produces false n
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by anchpop 7y ago
If that is the case then his approach has false negatives, because a function that is never called cannot introduce memory unsafety but would incorrectly be flagged as unsafe
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by anchpop 7y ago
That approach is a really good point in the design space IMO. It is also the tradeoff that people have to make when designing type systems. Many programs are correct but rejected by their language's type system, but if the language is
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by anchpop 7y ago
Imagine this pseudocode: void main() { check_goldbach(); // iterates over every integer > 2 // to see if it is an exception to // the goldba
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by anchpop 7y ago
> This is why, for D, I was determined to use DFA to catch 100% of the positives with 0% negatives. I knew this could be done because my compilers were using DFA in the optimization pass. Is this really true? I thought this was impossibl
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by anchpop 7y ago
> A pwa might have to come via http They can't, PWAs can only be served over https
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by anchpop 7y ago
> I fail to see how this is counter-intuitive for privacy. It makes it impossible to have an app that stores data in localstorage reliably, instead requiring it to be backed up on the app's servers.
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by anchpop 7y ago
So you can browse the web if you want. They ship worse than that. Every car comes with a copy of Stardew Valley
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by anchpop 7y ago
Go click the link in the github repo, it's actually very cool
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by anchpop 7y ago
There are no interactive elements, I just enjoy using React more than the alternatives, even for static content. Instead of asking "what requires react", a better question is "what are the tradeoffs of using react in this sit
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by anchpop 7y ago
> Go look at the lighthouse scores for pages that use React + Redux + whatever + blah blah and tell me the user experience isn’t sub par I looked at the Lighthouse score for my blog (written in React and all that blah blah). It got a 100
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by anchpop 7y ago
Sure, the existence of Mount Everest could be an international conspiracy for example. Or, you could be dreaming right now, and when you wake up you'll google "Mount Everest" and find no such thing exists
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by anchpop 7y ago
Switching to colemak didn't make me any faster at typing compared to hunt and peck, but it did make it much more comfortable
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by anchpop 7y ago
Telling the population to do social distancing and hoping they actually follow through is a fool's game. Several states have realized this and started taking measures into their own hands. This includes closing all resturaunts, schools
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by anchpop 7y ago
All the IRC servers in the world couldn't support all the traffic discord gets in a typical day no matter how the load was distributed. According to Wikipedia [0] Freenode has less than 100k users spread across 32 servers. The group of
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by anchpop 7y ago
> It'd be amazing if we could actually directly (from a technical perspective) message other people, without needing central servers between us. There is no reason this should not be possible, I'm hoping that tools like Dat or

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