edave64

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by edave64 5y ago
Yes, what a pitty. They will have to read that compilation error from the IDEs "compile" window and not the console. Or just see the red squiggly lines in the code. That is a problem for some reason. And you know what happens when
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by edave64 5y ago
I got introduced to YAML back when I first got into Ruby on Rails. At first it seemed really cool, nice to read and write Then I tried to use it in one of my own projects and immediatly ran into issues. Mostly that it was difficult to judge
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by edave64 5y ago
It's the logical conclusion. The clients machine is inherently untrusted. So how do ensure integrity? Best you can do is try to get to try to get as few layers between you and the machine as possible. It's essentially the same pro
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by edave64 5y ago
The fact that indirect messages are marked as unverifiable "hearsay" (seemingly regardless of how many peers confirm it), the fact you can only join the network if you peer with someone, and the bounce limit seems to imply that yo
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by edave64 5y ago
Do you mean some technicality like "only broadcast messages" and the deduplication list or something that can actually stop DDOS? There is also a bounce limit, but I would expect that (average number of peers) ^ 3 might be plenty
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by edave64 5y ago
The concept of the "SelfChain" confuses me. It sounds like it would fall apart completely for anything except direct messages. If one person goes offline and all other people continue to talk, does that mean the next day my statio
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by edave64 5y ago
I also don't see much DDOS proofing in this. Best I can find is that you can unpeer people, but since every message is rebroadcasted by everyone, that doesn't seem like much of a protection. Especially since, if the DDOSer has a l
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by edave64 5y ago
> However, this article is overly focused on just one element of how React works. Because that is the topic of the article. It never even says "The virtual DOM overhead is a problem". It actually says exactly the opposite, it&#
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by edave64 5y ago
> Has anyone ever bought anything because they saw an ad? If anything ads cause me to not want to buy the product. It is tempting to think that. And to think these ads have no influence on you. But since marketing costs many companies to
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by edave64 5y ago
Probably not much of a cat-and-mouse game. Once they can bypass it once, all they have to do is not update. Unless Nvidia is prepared to release new hardware revisions every time.
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by edave64 5y ago
People are buying these cards for other coins that are still profitable to mine on the GPU.