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by fermuch 5y ago
Writing boring chores or repetitive code is amazing. Need to handle all cases in a case in pretty much the same way but changing only one thing? Write the first one, the rest is auto coded perfectly.
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by fermuch 5y ago
I have no idea why from the perspective of a developer, but as a devoted fan of minecraft I can say it does look like the evolution of the genre. Minecraft has "voxels" (they are rendered as polygons) that are 1 meter square in si
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by fermuch 5y ago
Some users don't know what key "shift" refers to.
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by fermuch 5y ago
It might be related to the hostility of the environment. The chips aren't radiation proof, so it is expected to have some bit flops due to radiation.
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by fermuch 7y ago
That's already invented and it's called gridcoin. https://gridcoin.us/
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by fermuch 7y ago
But where would instincts come from if they aren't pre wired?
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by fermuch 7y ago
I've seen a lot of people (myself included) going from ruby to elixir
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by fermuch 7y ago
If you understand Spanish, here is a video of a complete and easy to grasp introduction to what this new force is, what it means and how it was discovered: https://youtu.be/u_O2hW2J8TE
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by fermuch 7y ago
I thought system's resolvd was an attempt to fix all problems with dns resolution. Can you point me how it is not a solution, or how Microsoft could build something better instead of contributing to it?
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by fermuch 7y ago
Wasn't that what Dart tried to do?
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by fermuch 7y ago
Couchbase (with its sync gateway) uses "channels" to sync data. It even lets you change the channel of a doc, and to the sync client it shows as if the doc was deleted (if the user is not part of the new channel)
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by fermuch 7y ago
I started programming at age 10, with game maker. I cannot stress how useful having icons for each operation is. I remember not knowing what a loop was (I didn't even understand what a variable was), but having the "steps" ic
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by fermuch 7y ago
A doctor in charge of a blood extraction campaign explained to me that this is exactly the reason why there is a constant high demand of blood donors. Between hospitals there are exchanges daily of blood (you might have a certain blood type
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by fermuch 7y ago
How would that work? Is there an implementation on a simulator to see how it would work?
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by fermuch 7y ago
I'm unsure of what you mean by "single file", but rocksdb is embedded and has python bindings.
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by fermuch 7y ago
The pins of the compute module change between versions. It's not as plug and play as it seems.
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by fermuch 7y ago
I think this video does a great job at describing what happened, how, and the theories of why. https://youtu.be/Or8O_b7F640 Is there an object massive enough to make the black hole emit that amount of light, but which is no
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by fermuch 7y ago
It's not the same thing, but you can buy a game from steam and return it if you didn't like it. They accept it without questions if you return it in like 7 days after purchase.
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by fermuch 7y ago
Note: I am in no way affiliated to balena, only a happy customer. As a long time customer of balena, I can assure they are a ton for what you pay for. * faster development times: git push and your code is built and compiled in their cloud (
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by fermuch 7y ago
I'm at a home connection from a normal provider on brasil (third world country) and my router assigns a public ipv6 for each connection. I think all big providers have ipv6 enabled by default over here.
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by fermuch 7y ago
There's also Rustler, which uses rust promises of safety to write NIFs in a safer way than with raw C. https://github.com/rusterlium/rustler
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by fermuch 7y ago
Not that I'm aware of, but it might be possible. I don't have a chip with me right now so I can't test it. At my current job we use it for gps trackers and IoT devices attached to vehicles, so we don't use voice.
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by fermuch 7y ago
How is this different to Hologram[1] or EsEye[2]? Hologram seems to offer an api with as much access as twilio's (data usage report, switching between "networks" (what package you buy, which includes certain countries and pri
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by fermuch 7y ago
Hologram is another example, and there are many more but enterprise-focused. https://hologram.io/
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by fermuch 7y ago
But now they're showing every integration possible (as in, every mastodon instance they approve of) on their UI
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by fermuch 7y ago
There are several MUDs you can play from telnet or your browser on Grapevine. https://grapevine.haus/
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by fermuch 8y ago
I would add the detail that for both erlang and elixir, running in one core, multiple cores, or multiple machines is seamless. Clustering is easy.
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by fermuch 8y ago
I do not mean to be harsh, but this sounds exactly like an ad for golem which, IMHO, is not the right place nor time for.
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by fermuch 8y ago
Not sure about GP, but the ESP32 supports psram up to 4mb, and newer chip versions come with an integrated 8mb psram.
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by fermuch 8y ago
This is such a great idea! After reading the PR, there is one thing that is not clear to me: how can you ensure an swarm of bad servers are not trying to DDOS a remote server? If a bunch of servers create fake users, and some fake super use

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