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by dana321 8y ago
That is so true. Its like most of us live behind this wall of our behavior online, like it isn't shared unless there is a hack. But its sold, shared and traded without us knowing it, and used to display a reality tailored to us with th
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I know that, you don't need steem to view videos on the site, so its a good accessible example of an easy use site that uses ipfs.
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https://d.tube is probably the best open example of ipfs thats fairly easy to use. Otherwise, its first and foremost for geeks, then other geeks implement apps for the normals using the technology.
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by dana321 8y ago
SQL has "x between 2 and 4" (for example) which is a lot clearer.
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Start with the tests, examples and apis; at least implement a couple of parts of the api, whether a plugin, or using the code as a library depending on what the code does. Once you understand those, read the headers of the apis you can foll
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by dana321 8y ago
The source code for the C64 version is available here too: https://github.com/mist64/geos
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by dana321 8y ago
I hope they mean at least pbkdf2-hmac-sha256 with sufficient rounds.
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Cryptic Word Puzzle
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by dana321 8y ago
I'm a fan of the older kickstart versions, the new one doesn't have the same nostalgia for me :)
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by dana321 8y ago
That's really impressive, i can see a lot of work has gone into it especially since it has been in development since y2k. The source code looks really well laid-out and modular too.
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by dana321 8y ago
Somebody noticed! I thought it was just me. Even their API interfaces are dated and cumbersome to use.
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There is a black mirror episode that shows you how ludicrous it is, posting pictures and hoping someone will like them, and becoming obsessed with your score.
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by dana321 8y ago
C++11 is old now, C++17 is the latest version which is pretty awesome. It is a serious undertaking just getting packages linked on a platform like windows. I took a short detour into golang, that was a few months ago; C++20 promises packa
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by dana321 8y ago
So many implementations of this out there already, like tidb. https://github.com/pingcap/tidb So yes i can believe it!
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Needs bootstrapping!
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A blueprint for how the web should be.
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by dana321 8y ago
Once C++ modules support comes out it will become a lot more interesting, removing the need for makefiles hopefully. https://clang.llvm.org/docs/Modules.html
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One that was missed is the change in the way that the count function operates on a null value, its breaking backwards compatibility. The only way to solve it is to write your own count function and call it everywhere instead. Another proble
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by dana321 8y ago
Y2K had everyone spooked and everyone thought that all the machines would stop, looking back on it seems funny now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dates_predicted_for_ap...
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by dana321 8y ago
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by dana321 8y ago
There are benefits to standing, for one is increased strength in the legs - just try it, it is a workout and you do burn more calories standing up than sitting down. Increased cognitive ability is another benefit, due to the increased blo
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by dana321 8y ago
Exactly, remote from where? Working from home is a better term.
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That is awesome, well done.
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Amazon definitely focus on quantity, not quality. Everything works.. Just and no more. Their web interfaces and APIs are clunky, and there is a lack of any way to flag up an undelivered package.
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by dana321 8y ago
I can see apple buying this!
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by dana321 8y ago
Many people write code fine without a debugger. Break your software down into smaller components and write tests for each of them.
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by dana321 8y ago
Badger is really good, i'm using it.