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by grizzles 9y ago
There are quite a few irrelevant features. Does it do everything Drobo does? That's all I want in an open source storage system. The answer to that is a no, you need to resilver the disks if you add a new HD. They need to focus on iter
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by grizzles 9y ago
Just curious, what do react folks think about this blog post: http://joonhachu.blogspot.com.au/2015/12/dont-use-flux-or-re... To me, the application wide bus paradigm is elegant, and find it surprising that redux i
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by grizzles 9y ago
What are the other of the "very few" embedded SOCs that need no proprietary blobs to run? Mediatek? Also, how great a name is Robert Foss for someone who writes open source code for a living...
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by grizzles 9y ago
I posted an alternative solution. https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/8534 The ticket was closed a few days ago. People dislike stuff like AMP, but we are probably stuck with it, there just isn'
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by grizzles 9y ago
If I lived in Vancouver I would have an irresistible urge to start a Swashbuckler Joe's right now. If only for the mischief of it.
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by grizzles 9y ago
The UI bit is really important. To do it well would be to make a pixel perfect open source clone of Facebook that works over a distributed protocol like scuttlebot. theacebook.org is the closest ui attempt that I've seen.
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by grizzles 9y ago
Your question is too general, and you'd have realized it if you built a toy model. You need to think about what your goals are with the model. If it's to build a replica government in code, then make a start and have at it, no spe
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by grizzles 9y ago
The type of agreement I'm alluding to transfers the beneficial value of the shares, voting rights, dividends, acquisition proceeds, etc. It's synonymous with selling the shares, when you are prohibited from doing so. Mark Zuckerbe
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by grizzles 9y ago
Don't sell. If they are about to raise, then this is the perfect time to sell your shares to investors in the secondary market. If you offer your stake at any discount, they are irrational if they don't take it. Don't worry i
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by grizzles 9y ago
They are not fads. Both are still growing strongly.
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by grizzles 9y ago
Judged on it's own mission statement, Mozilla has failed as an organization, and that's been clear for at least the last 5 years. The two biggest internet trends over the last decade have been app store distribution of mobile apps
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by grizzles 9y ago
I don't know about IR but Kestrel's (the bird) are UV sensitive. AFAIK all organics emit IR so it's probably not going to be a problem.
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by grizzles 9y ago
IANACE, but there are good reasons to sequester carbon emissions, and this scrubbing can be achieved with renewables (eg. solar thermal) for processes that involve heating the flue gas. The problem of course is that there isn't really
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by grizzles 9y ago
A competing decentralized implementation if anyone is keen to pitch in: https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/8534
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by grizzles 9y ago
It's perpetually surprising to me that there isn't more competition in this space. Have you tried flutter.io?
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by grizzles 9y ago
I'd like to build something in this area that used NLU ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_language_understanding ) to let the user ask an actual question, after they have marked up their database schema. That w
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by grizzles 9y ago
Press the <-> arrows on the bottom right.
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by grizzles 9y ago
3D tools can often be overwhelming, especially if you only use them occasionally. The push/pull feature reminds me a bit of SketchUp, which I really like. Anyone have any thoughts on what I could use for building up a scene? Ideally so
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by grizzles 9y ago
This shows why the inheritance tax is so important. It's that or a stagnant economy.
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by grizzles 9y ago
To me, the distributed version of this idea is the really exciting development here. With a decade it will be commonplace to have a totally automated bookshelf looking appliance that you do nothing more than put in your backyard, give soil+
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by grizzles 9y ago
I'm immune to it now. My motivation in writing about this is because from a public policy perspective I'm convinced that our approach was the correct one. I like to keep the idea alive for those who come after us. I just hope they
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by grizzles 9y ago
Yeah well :) Billion dollar projects like the NBN are like these huge huge conquests for the big corporates involved. It's hard for startups to compete with all the resources, salesmanship, box seats at the footy and other wining and d
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by grizzles 9y ago
Sorry, the company doesn't exist anymore. Our marketing didn't focus on the self install angle for residences, but it did for business. In either case, it's logically no different from hiring any worker to do it. Basically o
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by grizzles 9y ago
We suggested and could show that the tech can be completely plug and play, and support any logical network topology. There is no installer risk because power doesn't run over optical fiber. It's a big misconception that you need s
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by grizzles 9y ago
I have a personal perspective on this. Around 2014 or so, I + some of Australia's top physicists designed and quickly prototyped some tech to lower the cost of the NBN rollout bigtime. Our approach revolved around self install fibre +
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by grizzles 9y ago
On what market? I don't think there are any on CBOE. I'd be skeptical of a market run by a bitcoin company even if it raised VC because: 1) The failure rate of VC in general, and especially in fintech bets. 2) It's probably &
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by grizzles 9y ago
He was too much of a wildcard. Trump wants to wrap up the Russia thing and he needs someone who is more subservient to do that.
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by grizzles 9y ago
Anyone know a creative way I could go short bitcoin over a long time period? eg. >5yrs
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by grizzles 9y ago
I find this surprising. For >30 years, Prof Lietaer has always maintained that currencies need to be backed by something such as a basket of goods. Bitcoin is backed by nothing. I hope he says it again, because it's true.
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by grizzles 10y ago
For investors, Yik Yak was a travesty. The fact that is raised nearly 9 figures along the way is yet another terrible indictment of the herd behavior found in private equity. One thing I find interesting about this turn of events is that th

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