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by donpdonp 8y ago
pixelfed development updates are available at https://pleroma.site/users/pixeldev
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by donpdonp 8y ago
https://pxlfd.me/ is an open server and works fine for me so far.
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by donpdonp 8y ago
Here is another way to look at the price: June 29 2017 BTC $2,480 June 29 2018 BTC $6,414
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by donpdonp 8y ago
The search box can be easy to miss - its the text field above the new-toot-box and below the menu bar in the left-most column.
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by donpdonp 8y ago
I've been building a toy project in zig in the last couple weeks. Zig is incredible. After only a short while working with it, it feels like deserves the title of a "better C". With no runtime overhead you get: * Type infere
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by donpdonp 8y ago
https://http.cat/418
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by donpdonp 8y ago
another mesh standard. Bluetooth 1.0 in 2002 with support from the Palm Pilot, to give you a sense of how long ago that was technologically, already had this dream and implemented a Personal Area Network using 'scatternet'. Prob
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by donpdonp 8y ago
TL;DR "hydrofluoric acid is a water solution of hydrogen fluoride, HF. That’s a gas, and it’s a lot worse. ... As soon as it hits anything moist – like your lungs – it dissolves in the water and turns into hydrofluoric acid again.&quot
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by donpdonp 9y ago
Also be able to consume activitypub feeds. http://activitypub.rocks/ supported by Mastodon sites and others.
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by donpdonp 9y ago
I agree thats a textbook case for the non-visual-specrum sensors. Its possible that lidar DID catch it, but the avoidance logic decided to continue forward. For example if it decided a collision was immpossible to avoid, swerving might make
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by donpdonp 9y ago
I dug through some files in the build-webos repo and it appears that the raspberryPi is the only build target. I am looking for a pre-made qemu image so I can at least try out/look at webOS OSE. The README says the build needs 100GB of
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by donpdonp 9y ago
any leads on a ready-made qemu image for WebOS (OSE)?
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by donpdonp 9y ago
Launching those binaries (openssl, curl) seems like a point of failure, not to mention the cough unique challenges of doing simple things like managing an array of strings in a language like bash. My idea of the simplest letsencrypt clien
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by donpdonp 9y ago
I added a bit more detail in the README ( https://github.com/redacademy/vue-ethereum-ipfs/pull/2 ) though it runs into the question of is this repo an empty skeleton for apps or can it double as a hello world D
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by donpdonp 9y ago
This seems like a great way to explore ethereum contracts, but the README stops early. Following the README, I've got a ganash testnet and imported the accounts into metamask. truffle compiles the (empty) contracts into ./build&#x
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by donpdonp 9y ago
seconded. the jq language is surprisingly powerful and at first glance at jmespath, the syntax is similar.
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by donpdonp 9y ago
This was a wonderful post, thanks for the honesty and detail, emacsen. What I'd like to see as far as a technical overhaul, is reimagining the entire thing as a 3D dataset. Needing to model a paper map is no longer the goal, modeling s
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by donpdonp 9y ago
How long can the index fund advice be sound as index funds are moving from following the market to making the market? The sheer magnitude of success of the various index funds that invest proportionally to the market cap of the top 500 stoc
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by donpdonp 9y ago
The most effective way to be unhappy - comparing yourself to others. Its far more satisfying to 'impress yourself', ie do better than you did before. I also like to remember that such comparisons are usually between your every day
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by donpdonp 9y ago
amazing performance and great visual style. i'd love to see it become a playable simcity-like.
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by donpdonp 9y ago
Hey I'm also in the charting/data space for cryptocoins. The focus is on alerting (email) due to price movements. Currently its a simple percent-change trigger, with more complex triggers on the way (such as two-coin correlation).
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by donpdonp 9y ago
Yes Hydrogen Fuel Cells! Toshiba was claiming in 2006 that they were coming for laptop batteries. I still think the future of energy is solar cells, using water+electrolysis to get hydrogen for storage, and a fuel cell for conversion back t
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by donpdonp 9y ago
This is a nicely designed site and some good data feeds. There is a big difference between spread, and arbitrage. Critically, any attempt to track arbitage needs to watch the orderbook rather than the last-trade-price. Ironically, the bid&#
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by donpdonp 9y ago
when I read "Firefox 64" http://dev2017.gamester81.com/wp-content/uploads/streethoops...
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by donpdonp 9y ago
same here, mostly because its a easy way to cut out a significant source of sugar.
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by donpdonp 9y ago
It sounds like using Foreign-exchange with an ATM card - there's no explicit fee except the conversion rate is adjusted to work in the bank's favor as a cut of the total amount transfered.
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by donpdonp 9y ago
The simplicity of the conversion is fantastic, but I am perplexed as to how an anonymous exchange exists when there are KYC requirements.
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by donpdonp 9y ago
The GNU Project wrote a version of Flash. That might be helpful in the preservation of flash animations. https://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/
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by donpdonp 9y ago
I think you've hit it on the head. 'AI' computations are a variety of mathematical and statistical techniques, which on their own are varied and interesting but it doesnt suggest a fundamental difference in hardware over gene
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by donpdonp 9y ago
It'd be interesting to see how this compares to scatternet that has been part of bluetooth since 1.0.

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