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IMO Not everyone has the skills, patience, time, or will to battle artificially hard games but should still be allowed to participate and enjoy the games. The ability for anyone to enjoy them is what makes computer games really great. --- I
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Building a storage provider for filecoing isn't as easy as it sounds. Minimum req is 8+ cores, 128Gb++ RAM + 256Gb++ NVME, and on top of that you need to buy filecoin in order to start providing storage as you'll need to stake it
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> The researchers estimate that a quantum computer with 1.9 billion qubits would be necessary to crack a Bitcoin's encryption within 10 minutes. To manage the feat within an hour, a machine with 317 million qubits would be required.
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Wow this looks amazing. Will keep an eye out for when this comes to EU/UK. ps. Your interest form doesn’t have a submit button on mobile and at least on safari ios couldn’t register.
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5y ago
Only the original copyright holder can decide what the license of wordle is. You cannot take their work and “make it open source”. Please do read up on how open source licensing and copyright works. You could create a repository of the code
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I don’t think the author understands how open source licenses work. They indeed seem to taken someone’s copyrighted work and published it as open source. If the author wants to create an open source version of wordle they could start a clea
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Developer: mushroom dao holding corp. Explains I guess the list of features of this browser?
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I’ve seen micro ventures before, seems a bit more structured that I was expecting probably because of regulations? If you google for micro investments or micro angels in the context of startups you might some relevant links. Assuming that t
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This seems to promoting something called shipa. https://shipa.io I’m not a fan of either the very click baity “Kubernetes is disappearing” title, or description that it not mentioning anything about shipa.
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note: ID in this context stands for Internet-Draft. > All too often one reads something in the press, or some ravings on a mailing list that reference some Internet Draft, that claim that "the IETF thinks that XXX" or that the
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I was wondering the same thing. PCBs are pretty cheap at this size, and the components wouldn't be THAT much more expensive to grab in smaller quantities. If someone would get a group buy started just for the components and 3d case fil
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Url seems to have an extra query parameter “s” that shows an error page. Correct url should be https://ariadne.space/2022/01/18/delegation-of-authority-fro...
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I’ve been looking into zk reputation protocols outside blockchains, think of web of trust with zk for anonymity. There are a couple of interesting papers on it but haven’t found much more yet.
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I think it depends on the language you use. Go fmt will do that by default, not sure about other languages though.
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> Data mining revealed the strings "SNESticle" and "Copyright (c) 1997-2004 Icer Addis" (Addis being Sardu's real name) on the game disc. This raises a lot of questions, perhaps most importantly (and unanswerably
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Wow. Such strong responses to this comment. A user got out of his way to send me an email quoting my comment and telling me to kill myself, possibly out of fear of getting reported here or just to make it seem more personal? I don't ev
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I will assume the author is mostly casually using this layout, or at least not writing code with it. Having esc, tab, options, and os key on a layer even with osm is a nightmare (at least for me). I’ve been using a 42 key split ortho for th
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Agreed, and I can see that the template stuff could just be part of a new package. Don’t think we need to wait for go2. html/templates/v2 maybe? I’d really love to see the deterministic select though be part of go2, and something
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Offtopic, but it’s really great to see more mainstream media use terms such as “pregnant people” rather than “pregnant women”.
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<rant> Personally I’d be more worries about bandwidth. If you expect 100Gb per month or more, I’d expect your downloads to be at the very least 10x that amount. Backblaze which indeed is the cheaper sells storage for $0.005 per Gb
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I think they just added a couple million new journals as a one-off.
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Relevant discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29938544
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> What does the IN field tell us? For an embarrassingly long time, I thought IN functioned as a preposition, so that every DNS record was saying something like “google.com is in A and has IP address 216.58.192.206.” It turns out that IN
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A Short History of Chaosnet
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Chaosnet
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A link to this discord server from an official handshake resource would be really appreciated. Website, github repo, etc.
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(1 year ago)
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> It will take the JWST team three months to very slowly and carefully align the 18 mirror segments. How slow? One of the telescope scientists described it to me this way: “the mirror segments move at the same rate that a blade of grass
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I was wondering what are the sci-fi books, series, or films that have either inspired you the most, or you found the most interesting and intriguing? ps. Thank you for sharing this list. It will present many weeks of interesting scrolling!
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Genuine question to the people who voted “no”. Could you please elaborate on why NPM would not be allowed to retain the two packages? If I understand correctly the libraries were under an MIT license. Is that incorrect? (The source seems to
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