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by bspammer 4y ago
My attempt: https://sliderland.blinry.org/#i%252%20%3F%201-%280.5%2B%281...
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by bspammer 4y ago
Not 100% what you’re asking for but git scraping is a pretty cool technique. The idea is you set up a bot to scrape the data and commit to a git repository periodically. This can be done completely for free with no maintenance using GitHub
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by bspammer 4y ago
Ah, that makes more sense. Thanks for the link, all this stuff is so interesting from a thought experiment point of view.
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by bspammer 4y ago
I know the thing is crashing and burning as we speak, but that seems like a crazy single point of failure for something claiming to be decentralized... What if the oracle has downtime?
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by bspammer 4y ago
One thing I don’t understand here: where does the smart contract get the information of the current luna/usd exchange rate? It can’t be an api call surely, it must be on-chain somehow.
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by bspammer 4y ago
More accurately why would you want either when the whole thing is propped up by marketing hype. To properly answer your question, Terra has no upside: no way to 10x. So yes, gambling.
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by bspammer 4y ago
Tether the company guarantees it will buy all tether for $1 each. The drop in price reflects people suddenly realizing they can’t do that if everyone tries to turn in their tether at once.
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by bspammer 4y ago
On the other hand if the app does use cert pinning, it's much easier on Android because we have https://github.com/shroudedcode/apk-mitm
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by bspammer 4y ago
That reminds me of the speech the head of the computer science department gave at the start of my course. “The best thing about computers is they do exactly what you tell them to do. The worst thing about computers is they do exactly what
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by bspammer 5y ago
Doesn’t it say something about how useful nix is when you have all these smart people complaining about its warts (and it definitely has quite a few) but still using it? It is the way I’ve always wanted a package manager to work, and it rea
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by bspammer 5y ago
Which is great for users. I seriously love Sign in with Apple because it lets you hide your email address from random app #941245. I always wondered why so many apps support it because it seems like they'd prefer to know your real emai
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by bspammer 5y ago
I think the difference is largely a culture problem. Most python devs think of typing as a “nice to have” extra, whereas someone using a typed-at-compile-time language see it as an essential feature of good code. You can see the results of
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by bspammer 5y ago
Yeah youtube-dl is missing workarounds for throttling implemented by google. youtube-dl is pretty much unmaintained compared to yt-dlp: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/graphs/commit-activit... https:&
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by bspammer 5y ago
I genuinely wonder if Elon Musk has friends, in the same way that you or I mean the word. I’m sure he has a great many people trying to get close to him, but when there’s such an obvious incentive for the other party I can imagine it being
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by bspammer 5y ago
Most people in this thread seem to be ignoring another very major cause: the inconsistent naming for personal READMEs between users and organizations. Users have their README at username/username, but orgs have it at orgname/.gith
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by bspammer 5y ago
Someone made an IPFS mirror of Wordle before it got acquired: https://bafybeic4blel5vf4il73n3nzt6vw7npsov6or3cp3myjms4npii... This link (theoretically) can't be taken down.
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by bspammer 5y ago
This token system requires changing code, why not extend package.json with a declared list of permissions instead?
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by bspammer 5y ago
The prefix seems better to me because you read it first, and also the x is a more clear marker than h because it’s at the opposite end of the alphabet to the rest of the hexadecimal digits.
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by bspammer 5y ago
I strongly disagree. For me, the Grand Canyon remains the most awe-inspiring thing I have ever seen.
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by bspammer 5y ago
What do performance problems in a terminal even look like? I feel like a crazy person in this thread because I’ve literally never had the thought: “I could be so much more productive but this damn terminal is slowing me down”.
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by bspammer 5y ago
The screen recording they posted also includes that banner…
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by bspammer 5y ago
Really? He replied on this very thread in a way critical of web3: https://twitter.com/jack/status/1510344241473638402?s=21&t=i...
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by bspammer 5y ago
I think they’re talking about the replies
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by bspammer 5y ago
Comparing Elden Ring to WoW is doing it a massive disservice.
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by bspammer 5y ago
This is why test code should be impossible to import in non-test code. It should be part of the build infrastructure for the language.
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by bspammer 5y ago
This was my technical interview question for university. Something like “you have two registers, and only basic mathematical operators. Swap the values contained in the two registers” on a whiteboard.
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by bspammer 5y ago
Seems really great, I played all the way through. Here's a couple low-hanging QOL suggestions: * Use right-click for the camera control, rather than left-click away from the ball. It's unnerving to have the camera change while you
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by bspammer 5y ago
I recently used it to modify the response from the replay server for an autobattler game, to let me watch arbitrary replays for theory-crafting the ideal team. The game is called Super Auto Pets, here's the code with the mitmproxy exte
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by bspammer 5y ago
As Jason mentions, the most important contribution here is to make the code more readable and improve documentation. But there are also some fairly unambiguous improvements - switching from SHA1 to BLAKE2 for extracting the random bytes for
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by bspammer 5y ago
They could definitely have done a better job. It makes me think that the purpose is not to actually fool people, but to sow seeds of doubt for future genuine Ukrainian government communications. Surely it benefits Russia for people to not t

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