cachvico

21 ms·

211.
by cachvico 7y ago
This is a great list! Thanks for sharing.
212.
by cachvico 7y ago
On a PC.
213.
by cachvico 8y ago
I don't like that it requests to intercept traffic to https://ajax.googleapis.com/* -that's far too general to trust.
214.
by cachvico 8y ago
Ironically
215.
by cachvico 8y ago
.deveap-hero grid-template-columns needs to be 49vw 50vw 49vw not 50vw, to approximately make room for the vertical scrollbar when it appears. OK, on with my day ;)
216.
by cachvico 8y ago
The customers here in question are other large institutions (for now).
217.
by cachvico 8y ago
Why is a Merkle proof difficult to implement in a relational DB? The only required data fields in each row are the parent row ID and a hash, no?
218.
by cachvico 8y ago
I've tried the random word string concept but I can't remember those ones either. I feel like I filled up my password memory sometime in the late 90s.
219.
by cachvico 8y ago
> Is this not just a classic example of HN looking for the negative in every positive? No. Google has the monopoly on search (outside of China). Avoiding anti-trust is a huge concern of theirs. Look at MS and IE in the browser wars - the
220.
by cachvico 8y ago
Here's a couple of 3D top-down ones: Blockout: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockout Welltris: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welltris
221.
by cachvico 8y ago
Are there any US municipalities that already allow fully driverless cars at all?
222.
by cachvico 8y ago
That would be The Idealist, presumably.
223.
by cachvico 8y ago
...but he's not? Don't give him UI design tasks. ...and he actually is? If there is room for such cross-competency roles in the team, let him shine. It'll give him great work satisfaction. And if there isn't, don't
224.
by cachvico 8y ago
Blockchain is so much more complex than the basic internet/web. The excitement is about building the first gen of blockchain tech, and the vision is over many decades - the last Bitcoin will be mined around 2140. Compare to the web, wh
225.
by cachvico 8y ago
Here's an article that reverse engineers Amazon's implementation; http://bjk5.com/post/44698559168/breaking-down-amazons-mega-... - not the first implementation by a long shot, as pointed out elsewhere i
226.
by cachvico 8y ago
Exactly. We should stop using the word "waste" to describe the energy consumption of the Bitcoin miners. It's not waste if it serves a purpose. The service it provides is to guarantee the integrity of the blockchain without t
227.
by cachvico 8y ago
https://www.google.ca/search?q=get+paid+to+watch+ads
228.
by cachvico 9y ago
Your bank could put a line at the top of your statement that reads: SPECIAL HAPPY NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM FACEBANK $0.00 and then come February they realise they look pretty stupid so they take it out of the statement (web page). No one wou
229.
by cachvico 9y ago
Ethereum and Litecoin among others offer fast and cheap transactions today, and efforts are underway to solve this problem for Bitcoin (e.g. Lightning Network). There will likely be a trade-off or balance of trust against transaction speed
230.
by cachvico 9y ago
Yes. The implication is that the 2B unbanked will get access to a cheap Android, and therefore ability to trade instantly with anyone anywhere with no fees, before the banana state fixes their massively corrupt government.
231.
by cachvico 9y ago
> nobody wants to spend something that's by design supposed to become scarcer and scarcer. Except that Bitcoin is (with consensual upgrade) infinitely divisible. (E.g. the network can [vote to] move to 16 decimal places, and so on).
232.
by cachvico 9y ago
That's not relevant to the question.
233.
by cachvico 9y ago
> He is the one who wants the nicotene, he is the one freaking out, not me. I'm breathing deeply, and smelling food again. That almost sounds like a Buddhist approach.
234.
by cachvico 9y ago
Single sign-on? (e.g. logging in to Trello with your Google account)
235.
by cachvico 9y ago
I've never seen so many examples and variations of Jackson Structured Programming! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson_structured_programming
236.
by cachvico 9y ago
..and listen, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyVWQH7jIg8
237.
by cachvico 9y ago
Often game developers put various hidden cheat modes into the code. For example pressing a secret combination or sequence of buttons will add 1000 lives, or give the player a large amount of in-game cash, or unlock all the levels, etc. This
238.
by cachvico 9y ago
Possibly not a bug but a "god mode" for testing.
239.
by cachvico 9y ago
The customers still dictate your work. If you don't build the features they want, you won't have a business. Essentially you're still working for them.
240.
by cachvico 9y ago
It's the propositional calculus - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propositional_calculus

More ›