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by endian 15y ago
Hell yes!
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by endian 15y ago
That's why you (and more importantly, non-security-savvy users) should use paper keys. https://github.com/bitcoin-labs/paper-keys
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by endian 15y ago
I'm worried about the bitcoin client being in c++ rather than java because that seems to make a remote code execution vulnerability a lot more likely. Later this year there will be an awesome NodeJS version with native wrappers (Mac, ...)
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by endian 15y ago
way, way less than 10mhash s/mhash/Mhash/
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by endian 15y ago
Quoth @maraksquires: ---------------------- Taking over bitcoin economy today. I'm buying coins at $10.00 flat USD - send coins to 1CNuFPYtXfCWtey2fCGHnS7sZVwURzahQH , PM me your info ---------------------- Whoever 17qopWGwjEqbAcafVYKSeJ
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by endian 15y ago
...which is why you should define debts in terms of some weighted (USD, EUR, Gold, BTC, ...) currency basket and then pay in Bitcoin using its "exchange rate" at that time. One option: a volume-adjusted average of MtGox.com trades over the
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by endian 15y ago
"Guerra is part of a Rice team [...whose...] goal is basic research on providing broadband in the TV "white spaces" — empty channels that the government recently cleared for use by unlicensed Internet providers"
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by endian 15y ago
You mean TAI vs UTC? TAI: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Atomic_Time UTC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinated_Universal_Time "As of 1 January 2011, 00:00:00 UTC, TAI was exactly 34 seconds ahead of UTC"
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by endian 15y ago
I've been wanting to do that for: * NPM packages whose package.json file is missing a link to the package's GitHub repo * Markdown READMEs without the right file extension (for GitHub)
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by endian 15y ago
http://www.google.com/search?q=recursion "Did you mean: recursion"
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by endian 16y ago
Could you change the title to something like ...is *OFFICIALLY* online This is the author's repo, not another unofficial mirror. I almost skipped over this post.
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by endian 16y ago
"Cluster Instances" are the ones with epic GPUs: 22 GB memory, 33.5 EC2 Compute Unit 2 x NVIDIA Tesla “Fermi” M2050 GPUs 10 Gigabit Ethernet Note: their price will be lower-bounded by the value of pooled Bitcoin mining that two F
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by endian 16y ago
Did anybody get a GPLv2'd copy?
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by endian 16y ago
def bitcoin_address(public_key): x = "\x00" + ripemd160(sha256(public_key)) x += sha256(sha256(x))[0:4] return base58_encode(x)
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by endian 16y ago
> That's great about income preservation, but what about wealth preservation? See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin
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by endian 16y ago
or a Fake name... http://caterina.net/archive/000622.html
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by endian 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Fernando_Valley#Economy
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by endian 16y ago
Does anyone know if any such FOSS works with SSDs and their wear-levelling of their writes?
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by endian 16y ago
"As of 30 March 2010, OKWS is still being maintained and worked on. See our Release Plan for more details." http://www.okws.org/doku.php?id=okws:releaseplan isn't very reassuring Neither is `svn co svn://svn2.okws.org/ok/okws2/devel/3.0
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by endian 16y ago
On the subject of cool byte-string properties of encodings: http://keyjson.org sorted(map(encode, values)) == sorted(values) </ shameless plug >
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by endian 16y ago
"Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years" http://norvig.com/21-days.html
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by endian 16y ago
* DTerm: http://decimus.net/DTerm/ With DTerm, a hotkey of your choice brings up a temporary little command prompt and sets its cwd to the folder of the file you're working on (e.g. in TextMate)
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by endian 16y ago
Warren Buffett is capable of prediction but he is probably boring (I'm probably wrong about this...) You probably are: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/2009ar/2009ar.pdf http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/2008ar/2008ar.pdf http://www.b
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by endian 16y ago
Already posted at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1848643 BTW, I'm using it extensively for my NodeJS code, too. Soon I'll add kill-and-recompile-and-respawn-NodeJS-on-(file-change-anywhere-in-dependency-graph).
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by endian 16y ago
PJ is a way to do your JavaScript coding using a less horrible syntax.
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by endian 16y ago
Here's the decision procedure: If there's no collateral damage and the JS is clear (e.g. 2 8 --> Math.pow(2, 8)): do it. If there's no proper way to express the JS in Python (e.g. instanceof and typeof keywords): do it If it's really i
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by endian 16y ago
Thanks. I'll change pj.transformations.special.Call_print to have the emitted code check if you've defined a print function, using console.log only if you haven't. ((typeof print !== "undefined" && print !== null) || cons
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by endian 16y ago
Exactly. It's purely syntax to syntax. Thanks for the confusion -- I've made the first paragraphs more clear about PJ's scope. Title changed: s/compiler/syntax cross-compiler/ EDIT: title changed again
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by endian 16y ago
Feedback welcome. And if you encounter any problems, I'll fix 'em quickly.
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Show HN: a compiler from Python syntax to JavaScript syntax (like CoffeeScript)(pyxc.org)
32 points by endian 16y ago|18 comments

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