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by edf13 5y ago
Bad SSL cert on the www. Work on: https://bellard.org/pi/
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by edf13 5y ago
The most impressive part of the demo is seeing how tidy his Downloads folder is!
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by edf13 5y ago
Use Lynx instead?
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by edf13 5y ago
But at which point does the loss of time kick in for such experiments? So you lose a second over a vast timescale but the micro incremental losses still count right?
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by edf13 5y ago
I’m in the camp of starting many many games, for many many years… from C64, Amiga and PC. Having the commitment to finish (and know when it’s finished) is hard.
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by edf13 5y ago
That is very very cool
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by edf13 5y ago
Being able to edit something doesn't give it open source credentials....
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by edf13 5y ago
Why do we need/want inbox zero? Isn’t that a false promise of modern life? Inbox zero isn’t possible or even necessary
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by edf13 5y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30259251
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by edf13 5y ago
I see Web 2.0 makes an appearance… today it’s 3.0
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by edf13 5y ago
We have an energy (mostly gas related) crisis here in Europe. Turning off supplies is not an option
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by edf13 5y ago
No - I’m referring to the comment above regarding some LP tokens…
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by edf13 5y ago
Huh? Why didn’t he use flashbots to avoid the mempool??? https://docs.flashbots.net/ His super-devs may not be so clued up after all
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Leveraging Electromagnetic Signals for Obfuscated Malware Classification(github.com)
2 points by edf13 5y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 5y ago
You can’t cover every usage possibility in docs… having the code available allows you to check expected behaviour
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by edf13 5y ago
We read a lot more text on a homepage back then… we had a lot more patience
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by edf13 5y ago
Not really - USDC is backed/owned by Coinbase with more stability (and hopefully more USD backing)… Tether - we’ll tether is not
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by edf13 5y ago
Am I the only one getting tired of all these crypto scam calling posts appearing on the front page?
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by edf13 5y ago
> How come 1Password needs the equivalent of 7750 years of $80k annual salary to build the same? One of the comments on the post is that they have 600+ staff? Why??
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by edf13 5y ago
Same here... the whole idea of this depresses me! I couldn't bring myself to fill in the form to create the calendar1
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by edf13 5y ago
This comment applies equally to native as it does cross-platform frameworks
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by edf13 5y ago
Yes - similar story… I had to use it at airport security in south east asia when I needed my hotel booking to get through… my colleague was able to airdrop it to me even though we had no cell or wifi connectivity
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by edf13 5y ago
I may be wrong but aren’t their a significant amount held from day 1 that haven’t been moved?
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by edf13 5y ago
Possibly passed away… it would be hard for anyone to resist the amount of money his early coin holding is now worth.
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by edf13 5y ago
Mine used to be the same… however recently I send myself a daily “To Do” email
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by edf13 5y ago
Most of this is on their website and/or WP… They don’t store files on the blockchain, they don’t claim to have their own blockchain.
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by edf13 5y ago
It's a large number but not close to the count of atom: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2%5E256 > ≈ 0.0012 × the number of atoms in the visible universe (≈ 10^80)
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by edf13 5y ago
Isn’t this equivalent to freelancing? Do it legit and be a freelance dev/consultant and earn your 250k+
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by edf13 5y ago
Nice idea for a product… one small piece of feedback from is is that whenever I see Kickstarter it is a big off switch for me. I see it as a red flag for a product that may never actually launch. Show me the product and let me order
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The Arduino Commodore 64(create.arduino.cc)
3 points by edf13 5y ago|0 comments

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