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Ask HN: Has anyone used Coz for casual profiling?
1 points by dist1ll 4y ago|0 comments
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by dist1ll 4y ago
Do you have a source for that?
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Bill Gates Explains the Internet to Letterman (1995)(youtube.com)
1 points by dist1ll 4y ago|0 comments
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by dist1ll 4y ago
I appreciate this kind of factual scrutiny. Although this article is focused mostly on PoW/BTC, similar problems exist for PoS chains. It's pretty ironic that a large percentage of PoS/staking nodes run on AWS. Side note: Cre
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by dist1ll 4y ago
Strictly speaking, blockchains are closer to logs than arbitrary databases, because we need strict ordering of events in blockchains. The distinction between blockchain and distributed logs isn't binary, but exists on a spectrum. It&
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by dist1ll 5y ago
That's amazing, I haven't heard of these terms before. I looked through some of the solutions posted here (GitLab Merge Trains, mergify, ZUUL Gate) and they are awesome. I just felt that merging into main without having 100% confi
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Ask HN: How are pull requests integrated in a repo with high commit frequency?
118 points by dist1ll 5y ago|67 comments
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by dist1ll 5y ago
> that made the obvious approach untenable What's the obvious approach? You do have to dig into the source of memcached and understand some internals. With good use of grep and vim it can be done quite quickly, but I wouldn't c
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by dist1ll 5y ago
(1) No IDE can match (n)vim's coding speed. (2) Switching to the mouse is annoying. Dealing with lots of windows is inefficient compared to kb shortcuts. (3) If a large part of your workflow happens in a terminal environment, it feels
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by dist1ll 5y ago
There was 16 years between the launch of ARPANET and the specification of the DNS. It took more than 20 years for a website to exist on the internet.
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by dist1ll 5y ago
Even if that would happen, it's very different from today. Because these centralized verifiers now have an incentive to perform well. 1. I can ALWAYS choose to transact on L1 with others. This option is non-existant in our current syst
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by dist1ll 5y ago
Yup, hit the nail on the head. A related thing that's bonkers to me is how much progress there has been in ZK cryptography. But people just dismiss the field, saying "ZK existed since the 80s it's a fad", and post yet an
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by dist1ll 5y ago
> How is this any different than what we have, just with extra steps? It's declarative. There's no vagueness about the state of the transaction, and settlement can be cryptographically proven. This creates transparency and ac
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by dist1ll 5y ago
> One of the biggest drawbacks for blockchain is that transactions can't be revoked after the fact You can transfer money to an escrow smart contract that reverts the transaction if a third party confirms malicious activity. > Th
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by dist1ll 5y ago
Can't go wrong with Pendulum! An example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEPB7uzKuh4 Regarding neurofunk, I prefer dark styles. Here are some examples I had in my playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by dist1ll 5y ago
I frequently listen to DnB and neurofunk. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy. I get nostalgia of 2008 keygens blasting dnb at full volume. The cliché aesthetic of early 2000s programming/hacking is just very appealing to me.