ddtaylor

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1. 2791.▲
   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   > One such multiparty off-chain contract is the channel factories presented by Burchert et al. as a scalable way to fund any number of payment channels on top of a single on-chain transaction and to rebalance or reallocate them dynamical
2. 2792.▲
   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   Does anyone know a tool like this that doesn't send queries to the server? I know there are command-line options, but I'm looking for something like a github.io URL that has no server-side component.
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   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   IIRC if you change your user agent for mobile you'll get HLS
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   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   I have been working on a simple project for evolving 5v5 ship battles similar to asteroids. My advice is make it easy to serialize the game state. 99% of the simulations will do the same thing or waste 1000s of frame getting to the "im
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   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   I don't know about this specific case, but mobile Safari versions have a history of doing special things like CSS position: fixed works entirely different on that platform.
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   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   Canonical made some attempts at a mobile Ubuntu (which is a Debian derivative) but they have a short-sighted vision and in general they have a history of failed attempts at similar projects, like Netbook Remix.
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   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   That's horrifying. I imagine the moment you found out a cold wave went down your spine.
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   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   I always thought that anyone competing with Google Maps API would likely remove the "private access" restriction, but this service keeps it behind a $500 paywall - I guess that's significantly better than Google's cost f
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   by ddtaylor 9y ago

   To "kill" Facebook we need a decentralized protocol for sharing information that keeps data private, which is somewhat of a contradiction.
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    A similar method can be used via Tor where you don't want to trust a third party and want guaranteed end-to-end encryption. Also bonus points for not needing a STUN server or having to open ports.
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Not that it should be, but will Google remove this from the play store? In the past anything they viewed as being able to download YouTube got a ban, and they went through extra trouble to keep people from loading "blacklisted" pl
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    For whatever reason whenever I try to use JDK9 or JDK10 applications have serious problems, like Eclipse for example. I research the problem and most say "use JDK8 instead"
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    What I don't know is how to model the probability of the chain starting anywhere in the cycle.
14. 2804.▲
    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    > You are not your end-users, and you if you are a developer most likely do not run average hardware. Well, in that case (Atom) end users were developers.
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Not that it's fair to ask you this, but how would we model the probability of picking chains at random? I would assume it's much better than the (1/2)^(100) approach of picking random each time.
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Derp, good point.
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    For most people who aren't configuring DNSec or TLS can't the ISP still see all of the plain-text domain names in port 53 traffic?
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Looking through the repo, anyone help me find where they put the vertices data that maps to image set?
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Looks great keep up the awesome work!
20. 2810.▲
    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Any ideas where flights are cost prohibitive?
21. 2811.▲
    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Did you have to spend more than 2 years incarcerated?
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    I'll grab the data and make some easy to use bloom filters so nobody has to rely on a third party API to send passwords to. I can make different filters for hashes grouped by count so that I can get a rough estimate of how exposed it i
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    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    It's seeds all the way down.
24. 2814.▲
    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Poe's Law in action?
25. 2815.▲
    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    I would imagine it depends on the crime. Can you give us some basic details of what kind of classification it has or who the potential victims would be?
26. 2816.▲
    by ddtaylor 9y ago

    Is there any reason you aren't allowed to slow down and take your time? I have no idea how many credits you are taking or why, but maybe are you are well above "full time" which is usually 12 credits?