crypto-jeronimo

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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
Also: - https://hackernoon.com/why-crystal-is-my-favorite-programmin... - https://hackernoon.com/an-introduction-to-the-crystal-progra...
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Why Crystal is the most promising programming language of 2018(medium.com)
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Ask HN: What are some useful applications of meta-deterministic automata?
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
> Learning a very different language is fun and useful. Yes, that's one of my main motivations. I'm comfortable enough with Python, Java (comfortable doesn't mean I enjoy this one) and C. > Do you have projects in mind?
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
I'm looking for a well-rounded language, which is versatile in the same direction as, e.g., Python is. Ideally, it would also enable expanding one's own set of programming skills and knowledge/practice of interesting paradigm
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Ask HN: Next programming language to learn: Nim vs. D?
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3D Printed Drones: Guide, Resources, Materials, and Ideas(all3dp.com)
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8 open source drone projects(opensource.com)
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Canada implements world's first national digital currency law(research.osc.gov.on.ca)
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Crypto assets may one day reduce demand for central bank money(imf.org)
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An old NY plant to become one of the world's largest Bitcoin mining centers(cnbc.com)
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Ask HN: Have you gotten a patent on your own, without using attorney services?
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War stories from the bizarre data science/machine learning interview landscape(adversariallearning.com)
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
Apologies about having omitted the link by mistake. It's been added now under https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17263151 .
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New Bitcoin ETF Would Set Buyers Back $200,000(wsj.com)
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
Along with increased centralization? I can see some important (in "PageRank" sense) hubs emerging, which could give rise to problems that are analogous to those in the current proof-of-work setting, and the associated mining pool
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New Bitcoin ETF Would Set Buyers Back $200,000
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
Thanks! So far, I've found this, but it doesn't seem to be programmable, in a conventional way: https://www.noodoe.watch I'll have a look at the Jolla prototype, and try to contact their engineering team, if it tu
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Ask HN: Which is the most customizable/programmable smart watch?
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NY State Dept of Financial Services approved the trading of a privacy coin(dfs.ny.gov)
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Ask HN: How do I make a DIY smartwatch with ANT+ connectivity?
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Ask HN: How do social networks validate names against offensive words?
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Facebook has a data sharing agreement with Huawei(uk.businessinsider.com)
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Ask HN: How would you monetize your fantasy sport analytics website?
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A Wall Street Bitcoin-trading firm opens up to clients(nytimes.com)
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
Yeah, that's the idea basically. And the question had to do with whether having such kind of a "platform" would benefit more from having the book component published by professionals, or self-published.
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
I'd say, the major concern has been the limited control in terms of the kind of deal I'd be left with. Could you, please, provide some examples of those small publishers you got in mind (in case you actually did)? > They'l
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by crypto-jeronimo 8y ago
Yes, exactly! This has been exactly one of my major concerns, with respect to the "conventional" option of working with a publisher.
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Ask HN: Is self-publishing a programming book a viable option nowadays?
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Google has approached Vitalik Buterin to work on a mysterious blockchain project(independent.co.uk)
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