elmigranto

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by elmigranto 9y ago
How is SSL going to help? I assume you are hinting at app operator will sell user’s data? Or do you mean parent’s network provider does? I guess in latter case SSL would help, but what’s more likely, though, operator selling out or app deve
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by elmigranto 9y ago
What about issues, wiki and other non-git data?
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Agreed. Try installing Reader extension for your browser, they usually let you set a font, its size, foreground and background colors, margins, etc. to your liking.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
I feel like agreeing with your sentiment, though your example seems a bit off. Becoming cardiologist is like a decade of school and certifications, so in my opinion, the better analogy would be criticizing a movie without writing/direc
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by elmigranto 9y ago
You can always accidentally forget to change your web server login from default admin:admin and get hacked.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Give all your money to me, and I'll return it million fold in a year. I know it's risky, but you can die tomorrow in an accident anyways, so why not. Before you write a comment with "why not", apply that to eth first.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
> We put our lives in the hands of code written by humans every day, e.g. cars, planes, trains, etc. Except that code is regulated and tested to the degree average eth enthusiast making this point either not aware of, or intentionally om
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by elmigranto 9y ago
There is no need to solve halting problem in general case. We can have heuristics that do not accept programs they are not sure about and it is programmer's job to make correctness more obvious.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Assignment does not return `acc`.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Heck, what about any kind of integers, so we can use bitwise operations without `double -> int -> double` casts?
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by elmigranto 9y ago
IIRC, with Postgres, you can write to Redis directly from SQL and as part of transaction. (See `redis fdw` on google.) Perhaps, there is writable FDW driver for your queue system. (Or maybe you can just dumpt stuff to sockets by using Postg
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Here's the one using similar approach, but for Node.js. https://github.com/timgit/pg-boss
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by elmigranto 9y ago
How are you checking? How is someone executing contract can be sure that you won't say "bad quality, won't pay", but use it anwywat. What is the point of ethereum in your concept?
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by elmigranto 9y ago
So instead of hiring professional animator with good reputation and fair pricing, you write a sophisticated program to check correctness of animations (what would that do?), try to come up with fair price in somewhat cryptic market, and hop
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by elmigranto 9y ago
That is working for someone vs owning something. It wouldn't make much sense otherwise for either party. I mean, imagine you work for a company and come up with a change that saves a million a year. Surely you don't expect to rece
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by elmigranto 9y ago
What's stopping you from storing Postgres database (or particular tables) in memory if it fits? I believe that should be possible. Also, I may not be getting what Datomic is, but why modify original function, you can just join results
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by elmigranto 9y ago
And I have counter idea — encrypt N times, so every shadow copy is borked; certainly you are not storing "infinite" history?
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Is that the one running `select * from table` when you click on it?
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by elmigranto 9y ago
> I legitimately don't understand why they don't use Electron. Irrational hate of all things JS? Well, they do use JS, though it is crapton of medicore jQuery plugins that run in ages old QtWebkit Python bindings.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
MongoDB escaped being glorified /dev/null just last fall. https://jepsen.io/analyses/mongodb-3-4-0-rc3
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by elmigranto 9y ago
> Then adding an item to a cart means updating those fields. There probably is a way to do several similar updates atomically. Atomicity is document level, not collection level. So you can't update multiple documents atomically. Or
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by elmigranto 9y ago
> I was part of a team that successfully did inventory in mongo. Yes, sure, let's go all get PHDs in electronics, networking protocols, IPC and database architecture, so we can write reliable transactions for our webshop/CRM. O
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by elmigranto 9y ago
My layman understanding is that blockchain is literally singly linked list, except of "nextNode" you have "parentNode" pointer (which actually checks that parent is valid for "parenting" :) The important part i
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Those stutter too all the time, chunks of video get skipped, etc. If your link to twitch is not good enough, `livestreamer` won't help very much. Though this is infinitely better than twitch player that can't even hide its control
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Like real life, chatrooms around us are full of all sorts of people. Unlike real life, there are literally thouthands screaming at a time. It's wierd to expect everyone to conform to your standard, it is unproductive to be offended whe
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Those prices are… pricey! At least the ones at PRQ.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
> I spotted loads of malicious network traffic Care to provide anything substantial (e.g. net dumps or screenshots at least)? > and they were C&C servers How do you know that, have you MITMD your connection? Do you have anything b
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by elmigranto 9y ago
They whitelist ports, I believe. That's the reason torrents don't work, for example.
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Here's my Makefile, which includes all the configuration: react, babel, etc. (I do not have any dotfiles in root except for linter). `watch` recompiles on changes and has sourcemaps. You can require any node modules and calls to `fs.re
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by elmigranto 9y ago
Every time I start a new project, I try using latest webpack first. Result is always me getting frustrated and replacing it with simple `browserify` call with couple of `--transform` flags. Recently I tried bootstrapping it with `create-rea

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