bringtheaction

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   by bringtheaction 9y ago

   Oh shit, this might be perfect for a fun idea I had for something I wanted to do for my friends but without charging them money. But if it’s an ERC20 token, don’t we need to pay gas to use it? Or does the token run on a chain that you guys
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   by bringtheaction 9y ago

   Would like to hear more about your git with IPFS workflow.
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   by bringtheaction 9y ago

   Well it could in theory be that the author of Bitcoin had previously written and released software under their real name but without ever providing the source code for said software, in which case comparing the first binary release of Bitco
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   by bringtheaction 9y ago

   Also as someone who has a couple of Raspberry Pis in his house, memory card corruption is real and it’s annoying as hell. If I wanted an OpenVPN gateway I would not want to run it on Raspbian. Maybe on a distro that runs purely in memory af
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   by bringtheaction 9y ago

   Well the author did say “if you have a different vision, or opinion, about what Learn Vulkan should be, don't hesitate to contact me as nothing is set in stone yet”, and while I think that may have been primarily about the book/
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   by bringtheaction 9y ago

   If you bookmark it then your browser will autocomplete when you type “scihub”. If you bookmark the Wikipedia article as well then you have autocomplete for “sci-hub”. So then together you have autocomplete for both. However I predict that t
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   by bringtheaction 9y ago

   The license is MIT but not MIT. It’s the MIT license with two additional conditions imposed; - The one you mentioned about citation. - “The Software is not used by, in cooperation with, or on behalf of any armed forces, intelligence agencie
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   Clang Static Analyzer(clang-analyzer.llvm.org)

   1 points by bringtheaction 9y ago|0 comments
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   Snapchat Lens Studio – Create, publish, and share magical AR experiences(lensstudio.snapchat.com)

   1 points by bringtheaction 9y ago|0 comments
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    Probably originally written as a response against C++, Java or C# yes. However it’s also been kept up to date because it mentions Swift, so I think they don’t want to rewrite it in Rust or Go. But I agree that Rust might have been a good fi
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    > They're stopping ads, not content. They’ve been removing videos from YouTube also. Which they are free to do, it being their platform, but my point is that they are removing content also.
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    > Worse, there seems to be no way to completely fix this in Unix-land as of the last time I looked back in the 90’s, when we had to pull a feature in FrameMaker over this. I had no idea FrameMaker ran on Unix. Apparently it started life
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    Thanks. I checked out your site and it mentions open source and commitment to the community but I can’t find the repo for your iOS wallet on https://github.com/O3Labs
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    I’ve been interested in NEO but not sure where to begin. Do you have any links you could recommend? Also tell a bit more about your company and what you are building if you’d like.
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    That’s neat would your company consider open sourcing it if I understand correctly that you made it for your own use not to sell it anyway.
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    I was wondering if it’s possible to use A-frame without the HTML stuff so to speak. Can I sort of just hand meshes and a camera position directly to A-frame? I am writing a video game currently in “fake” 3D with JS and Canvas and once I hav
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    > Has anyone thought of this before? Yes I overheard a conversation between two guys once where one talked about using a hardware pedal with Vim and the other jokingly replied “are you going to install a steering wheel and a gearshift al
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    I’ve been using Vim as my primary text editor for 9 years and i soon decided not to maintain a vimrc shortly after I began using Vim because I use a lot of different conputers here and there. That has worked out perfectly fine for me. OTOH
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    The downsides of Ethereum is discouraging me a bit from developing on their platform. Then again they are the biggest smart contract crypto currency, but maybe it could be worth to build things with another one even so. Could you recommend
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    My Pokémon games still hold their saves, about 20 years after I got them. I turned on my GBC and checked a few months ago and the saves were amazingly still there then. I want to dump the save files but I haven’t quite found the right equip
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    A-Painter: Paint in VR in Your Browser (2016)(blog.mozvr.com)

    8 points by bringtheaction 9y ago|2 comments
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    On mobile the spacing makes it look like the “get in touch” links belong to the next listing instead of the ones they really belong to.
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    I thought so too originally but if you go to the site it’s actually acceptably fast IMO.
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    I recently read about a decentralized alternative to YouTube called DTube. https://d.tube/ https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2018/3/7/17087668/steem... It’s built on STEEM a
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    There exists other means of achieving consensus in blockchains than the power eating monster that is proof-of-work [1]. For example, proof-of-stake [2]. We can have our fake internet money and be environmentally responsible too. [1]: https
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    > The flaw can be exploited only by local attackers, and it also grants access to a low-privileged user account. In spite of this, Cisco has classified the issue as "critical." I find this reassuring. It is the opposite of down
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    That waterbear looks very complex. How did they ever manage to find it?
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    Anyone who had an interest in computers in the mid 90-s to early 2000-s will remember trial software that was good for 30 days but which, if you set the clock back would give you the corresponding amount of extra time. I even seem to recall
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    This is cool. I was wondering, though, because it isn’t mentioned — is the music part of her software or was it put on top by the people that interviewed her? My favorite demoscene productions are the ones that include music. Also, did she
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    by bringtheaction 9y ago

    PS: Here is the link https://www.lean.org/FuseTalk/Forum/messageview.cfm?catid=49...