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by applepple 5y ago
>> in a document delineating what qualifies as states and what qualifies as the federal government with all sorts of text about relations between the two If those definitions were tacked on afterwards, then it would exemplify exactly
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by applepple 5y ago
>> How does anyone know they got away with a crime if their cases never went to trial? Based on probability, you can safely assume that some percentage of them were guilty. That is more correct than assuming that they were all innocen
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by applepple 5y ago
There is no contradiction. Countries which put more focus on the intent of the law (like Europe) tend to have fairer outcomes than countries which focus too much on the wording of the law like in the US. I read that many criminals in the US
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by applepple 5y ago
Judging by how most people write code today, I find this idea terrifying. I sometimes wonder if it would be better if we went back to an ancient-Roman style legal system which maximizes the human interpretive element rather than attempts to
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by applepple 5y ago
I was surprised about the word 'abort'. My open source project uses it as part of an error message when the connection attempt fails and it could be caused either intentionaly by the client or unintentionally by the server. The ph
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by applepple 5y ago
>> To me, "backpressure" means that if some stage is slow, then it should communicate to upstream stages to slow down, so that queues do not grow. Maybe the kinds of streams you're thinking of are more like 'jobs&#
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by applepple 5y ago
A lot of the ideas mentioned in this article have been incorporated into SocketCluster https://socketcluster.io/ - It's an end-to-end RPC + pub/sub client/server library and it provides a versatile API to man
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by applepple 6y ago
I'm surprised that people don't get it. I guess it's easy to think that the system is fair if you're on the receiving end of VC funding. My experience of approaching VCs for funding is that they always say no. No matter
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by applepple 6y ago
If a bubble can last "years and years", what's to stop it lasting 50 years or 100 years? If it lasts over 50 years then is it even worthwhile to make the distinction? The speculation surely will outlive you. It could become a
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by applepple 6y ago
If anyone is interested in a DEX ecosystem which can scale for real (unlike the ones presented in this article) check out https://ldex.trading/ - It's still early so only 1 market for now. It scales by allowing each ma
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by applepple 6y ago
Callbacks (including those passed to Promise then methods) are a dangerous primitive. I would recommend using awaitable streams like those used in https://socketcluster.io/ - Or https://github.com/SocketClus
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by applepple 6y ago
That's the idea. HODLing is the new saving. A way to reward savers over consumers. The complete transparency aspect of blockchain helps a lot with that.
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by applepple 6y ago
We're going to try to work to change that. In the long term, our approach should help democratize property ownership. It should also create fundraising opportunities for new projects; either using LSH token as the shared currency or us
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by applepple 6y ago
Leasehold https://leasehold.io/ is an alternative which uses a deflationary blockchain cryptocurrency to distribute profits to token holders. It distributes profits via a token buyback (and burn) mechanism which maximizes t
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Why you need a framework with your WebSockets(hackernoon.com)
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by applepple 10y ago
Every component in Meatier is replaceable. The defaults are for convenience. It sounds like Next.js also makes a lot of decisions for you.
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by applepple 10y ago
How is this different from Meatier https://github.com/mattkrick/meatier ? Meatier also uses Babel, React and Node.js except that it has been around for almost a year and is already stable. They've already solved al
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by applepple 10y ago
It would be nice if open source projects (especially popular databases) came with k8s definition files so that you wouldn't have to write the yaml yourself.
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by applepple 11y ago
I think the problem with Meteor is that it's not meaty enough... https://github.com/mattkrick/meatier
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by applepple 11y ago
This looks similar to SC http://socketcluster.io/ - But I guess SC doesn't take care of the storage layer - You can use your own database of choice.