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by folex 5y ago
There was an interesting debate on this topic, with one of the speakers being Saifedean Ammous, author of The Bitcoin Standard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN4klUUx8fM P.S. I find the name of the book 'The Bitcoin
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by folex 5y ago
how to use NPM through SSB? is there a doc or guide?
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by folex 5y ago
Yes, it's a struggle. I fell-back to just using TV's browser for watching almost anything.
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MangoDB: An open-source MongoDB alternative(mangodb.io)
432 points by folex 5y ago|200 comments
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by folex 5y ago
> If you mistype it and nuke more than the last commit, that's also a bit bad - and fairly easily done. If you ever run into this, you can use `git reflog` to see the history of your local actions. It's possible to revert almos
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by folex 5y ago
For some reason, 78 RPM ( https://www.locserendipity.com/Listen.html ) doesn't work for me - I press Random, then link, then Play, and nothing happens. Chrome, MacOS 10.14, no adblock
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by folex 5y ago
or fluence.network
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by folex 5y ago
Disclaimer: I'm just describing an annoying technical problem, it's not a blocker for the use of Elm. Elm _is_ great :) I have been using Elm for a kinda-simple project on my work: dashboard for microservices, deployment configs,
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by folex 5y ago
Elm is awesome, its compiler is awesome, but its ecosystem is kinda stalling, isn't it? I mean, a lot of libraries aren't updated to the last lang version, debugging JS-Elm interactions been a real challenge for years, yadda yadda
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by folex 5y ago
I think "1 container = 1 process" is a common misconception. There should be a separation of concerns, but there's no reason to go to extremes where it doesn't make sense. S6-overlay people lay it out pretty neat https:
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by folex 5y ago
Same in Russian, rooster (petooh) is used for high pitched voice crack. "Made a rooster".
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by folex 5y ago
OMG, I've been dreaming of this tool for years. Thank you!
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by folex 5y ago
Does it work offline?
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by folex 5y ago
I just learned about S6 recently. It simplified daemon supervision for me a lot.
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by folex 5y ago
Grigorik book is awesome, must read
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by folex 5y ago
The Denial of Death by Ernest Becker is also good
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by folex 5y ago
How is discovery implemented? Is there a DHT or some gossipping? I found only this: > However, we believe it should be possible to bootstrap Wildland without any Wildland-specific infrastructure, such as supporting some custom network pr
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by folex 5y ago
Fluence Labs | 100% Remote | Rust, Distributed, Compiler, WASM runtime https://fluence.network/join.html Our primary project is Fluence, an open application platform, where apps can build on each other, share data and users
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by folex 6y ago
Fluence | https://fluence.network/join.html | Remote Our primary project is Fluence, an open application platform, where apps can build on each other, share data and users. Fluence is powered by a decentralized computing pr
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by folex 6y ago
It's so strange to have this "areas of death" in our towns. You turn the wrong way - you're dead. You saw the wrong color - dead. I understand that it takes some evolution to solve that, but it's SO. STRANGE. Imagin
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by folex 6y ago
Hi! Sorry for the late reply. Here's a screenshot of my screen from the time of writing the comment https://i.imgur.com/ngD1Xkj.png I'm on a macbook pro 15.4-inch (2880 x 1800). I see you've changed backgroun
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by folex 6y ago
Thank you for your tremendous work!
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by folex 6y ago
You may take a look at Fluence's ideas on that https://fluence.network It basically allows you to share your code to others in exchange for a fee. If someone builds an app or service that uses your library, and it is paid w
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by folex 6y ago
Background gradient makes me dizzy after reading a single paragraph
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by folex 6y ago
> The ISRG's approach of working directly with maintainers to support rewriting tools and libraries incrementally falls directly in line with our perspective here at Google. Incrementally – that means in-place. You can't fork a
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by folex 6y ago
Strangely no mention of High Performance Browser Networking https://hpbn.co I also would mention Distributed systems for fun and profit http://book.mixu.net/distsys/ while being not exactly about netwo
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by folex 6y ago
Nice tool to play with! Unfortunately, it freezes if you have lots of drawings
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by folex 6y ago
Would be awesome to have at least single test + run + output example in the README. At least as a screenshot, link to playground or something. I open website, see marketing, open github, see marketing.
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by folex 6y ago
So many great books! Thank you. Though I can't seem to find a PDF of 'Search for simplicity' :(
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by folex 6y ago
Looks like another marketing article, empty of any insight.

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