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by antonios 6y ago
Exactly why I find good roguelikes to offer the most immersive gaming experiences. Just the input you need to let your imagination go wild. But not many friends share that sentiment, unfortunately.
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Ithkuil(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by antonios 7y ago|0 comments
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by antonios 7y ago
It's interesting that vanilla JS feels like a breath of fresh air nowadays. I guess the JS cycle is now complete (?)
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Handshake(handshake.org)
1 points by antonios 7y ago|0 comments
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by antonios 7y ago
The Backend - Athens, GR link is not working.
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by antonios 7y ago
Relevant (and maybe inspired this article): https://carnivoreaurelius.com/dopamine-fast/
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πfs(github.com)
4 points by antonios 7y ago|0 comments
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by antonios 7y ago
Location: Athens, Greece. Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Javascript both frontend & NodeJS, *SQL, CouchDB, Sysadmin stuff (Bash, Ansible, heavy Linux/BSD user, Docker etc etc), Devops, plus Bi
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by antonios 7y ago
Location: Athens, Greece. Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: Yup Technologies: Python, Javascript both frontend & NodeJS, *SQL, CouchDB, Sysadmin stuff (Bash, Ansible, heavy Linux/BSD user, Docker etc etc), Devops, plus Bi
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by antonios 7y ago
Give openbsd.amsterdam a look.
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The Great Stink(en.wikipedia.org)
97 points by antonios 7y ago|27 comments
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by antonios 7y ago
> It will have enough juice for more than 124 miles Pretty low, even for city standards.
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by antonios 7y ago
Location: Athens, Greece. Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: Yup Technologies: Python, Javascript both frontend & NodeJS, *SQL, CouchDB, Sysadmin stuff (Bash, Ansible, heavy Linux/BSD user, Docker etc etc), Devops, plus Bi
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by antonios 7y ago
Given his track record one can assume that Craig Wright is lying in just about everything he says. The rest is not evidence; looks more like a list of coincidences. People have been desperate to find Satoshi. Like you said, a lot of people
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The Collapse of the Unix Philosophy(kukuruku.co)
2 points by antonios 8y ago|0 comments
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by antonios 8y ago
Me too. A bit of Googling told me that if you set the variable MOZ_WEBRENDER=1 it enables it. That worked.
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by antonios 8y ago
Thank you for this comment. Some golden observations there.
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by antonios 9y ago
All you bcash advocates should go learn a thing about the infeasibility of solving a (hyper)exponential scaling problem with linear "solutions" (aka block size increase). Alternatively, leave these matters to the engineers.
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by antonios 9y ago
Lots of things to be improved, but even if nothing changes and Bitcoin is frozen exactly as it is right now, it would provide the best store of value we have for years. This "honeybadger" resilience attribute is rather an advantag
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by antonios 9y ago
spiped would also be interesting to compare. Ridiculously easy to set up, and made by cperciva.
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by antonios 9y ago
I love the concept of a decentralized currency. Blockchains, not so much. They are inefficient, unscalable and resource-hungry. But they're the best we've got to get there now. Looking forward to Mimblewimble.
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Case studies in copy protection(filfre.net)
28 points by antonios 9y ago|3 comments
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Leak memory in as few bytes as possible(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
2 points by antonios 10y ago|0 comments
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by antonios 10y ago
It's not that simple. In your example, the X-1 "people" apart from you have already mixed their own coins with other people before...and so on. Monero is like a constant tumbler getting better with usage.
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by antonios 10y ago
If you don't want a _native_ GUI, you can go the Electron way. This way you'll have a fully cross-platform application with minimum hassle. If you want a native one, probably Qt is the winner here.
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by antonios 10y ago
This article will soon become outdated: CouchDB 2.0 is in release candidate stage, and will soon be released. It features built-in and automatic sharding and clustering and a new, MongoDB-inspired document query language...and lots of small
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Unmapped I/O improves userland direct disk performance by 35% ~ 135%(svnweb.freebsd.org)
85 points by antonios 10y ago|36 comments
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by antonios 10y ago
This situation perfectly demonstrates the possible repercussions of performing rushed and contentious hard forks (which is actually the worst way one should do a hard fork). Possible replay attacks alone cause considerable confusion among
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by antonios 10y ago
The author of the article should bother to read the first two lines of the official Ethereum page: > Build unstoppable applications > Ethereum is a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts: applications that run exactly as pro
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by antonios 10y ago
Reminded me of the Ronja project: http://ronja.twibright.com/about.php

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