im_dario

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by im_dario 12y ago
I didn't say it was hacking. There is a little difference and they are not equal.
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by im_dario 12y ago
I'm all in when there is somebody abusing the system as majors or big lobbies. I don't feel the same when it is smaller. That's why small producers' crowdfundings tend to work, because we appreciate the effort. Informati
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by im_dario 12y ago
I didn't say that. Nevermind.
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by im_dario 12y ago
I know but it doesn't invalidate my point. No matter how long, more "leechers" are going to abuse the system instead of a few "geeks" with the knowledge. Sure, if the timespan is short, almost no damages will be tak
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by im_dario 12y ago
Yes, you can download it and support them by paying later. I agree. But... I see no point into publishing the direct stream link. Although it's funny due what the movie is about, I think it creates some disadvantages for them. I hope t
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by im_dario 12y ago
Shouldn't we play fair with them? Although you can use that link to download it (yep, it works), where is the point to don't keep it to ourselves? Heck, I understand we all want to see when we want because we have better things to
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by im_dario 12y ago
Gitchain: https://github.com/gitchain/gitchain
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by im_dario 12y ago
I don't think Negroni and Gin will mix well</pun> I implemented almost the same features as Negroni's middlewares [0] in my project (a backend for grassroots referendums). I was even asked to do a Sentry middleware [1]
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by im_dario 12y ago
How does it compare to Negroni + httprouter? I see Gin uses httprouter and I guess it is the main difference. Anyway, Gin looks nice too. I like how the routing groups are done. I used Negroni with httprouter and it is a bliss. Just a note,
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by im_dario 12y ago
It already exists: meet Vole (made in Go) http://vole.cc/
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by im_dario 12y ago
(Shameless plug) I maintain Zas, a Go static generator. I checked the other projects in Go and I must say it's funny to see how different are our approaches to the very same thing :) The only big difference that makes Zas stand out is
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by im_dario 12y ago
Yes, single binary is a great feature. All Go-based static generators share this feature (and they are pretty fast).
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by im_dario 13y ago
As long as I know, it refers to the total monetary volume of fiscal fraud. It would be a "80/20" rule case but this is not the point. The point is that this government rules with a twisted logic. They assume the biggest fract
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by im_dario 13y ago
70% of Spanish fiscal fraud is from rich people and corporations. To regulate crowdfunding because of fiscal fraud is pure bullshit. The biggest fraudsters aren't the usual target of crowdfunding campaigns (lots of small contributions)
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by im_dario 13y ago
Your idea is very similar to Wombat Voting: http://www.wombat-voting.com/
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by im_dario 13y ago
Always remember this: http://xkcd.com/927/ I'm with the other reply. It's based in XMPP and PGP. Let's see how it goes. His experience is not common. With this I don't mean he can do crypto with no
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by im_dario 13y ago
Here in Catalonia, some pirates are developing a model based on adhocracy and liquid democracy, accountable and transparent. We call it "liquid organizations": http://thinkship.cc/en/introduction-to-liquid-org
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by im_dario 13y ago
Author here. If you have ideas, proposals or simply criticism, feel free to share it. I will love to discuss about liqorgs proposal. I hope this will help to unleash the true power of organizations without being hierarchical.
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Introduction to liquid organizations(thinkship.cc)
1 points by im_dario 13y ago|1 comments
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by im_dario 13y ago
Vole is another social network, based on BitTorrent. http://vole.cc https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5948423
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by im_dario 13y ago
Sorry, I consider weak this argument. There is no relation between privacy and your "marijuana argument". Hypocrital laws weren't created because of need for privacy. Neither social stigma has nothing to do with privacy. I ag
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by im_dario 13y ago
I read some comments from you and I keep asking myself: What is your alternative? Corporations also want our personal data. Maybe do you imply "no government, no corporations"? Even in this scenario, other people want to know rele
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by im_dario 13y ago
If you never face bugs in a project then you are missing something. Obviously, proper testing is needed always.
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Iron Sky The Coming Race - Crowdfunding the sequel to Iron Sky(indiegogo.com)
6 points by im_dario 13y ago|0 comments
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by im_dario 14y ago
As a polyglot developer, I found Go syntax just nice. It is not maybe so sweet as Ruby's syntax (which I like) but it just feels right. Rust makes me think on Haskell but it is not so far away from Go, IMHO. I just skimmed Rust tutorial so
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by im_dario 14y ago
Just a note: Language Shootout is still Go 1.0.3. We are going to wait to see the new benchmarks.
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by im_dario 14y ago
Nothing. My first thought was "what if Google writes their own operating system based on Go?". It may sound silly but some are already hacking around this idea, as we can see in this thread [0]. * https://codereview.appspot.com/3996047/ *
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by im_dario 14y ago
I'm sysadmin of one full reservation system (400+ hotels around the world) and I can say this an accurate read. We are integrated with 20+ OTA in different ways, although 90% are pull systems, they call us for data, with the Open Travel All
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by im_dario 14y ago
As others said, thanks. It inspired me too! I've never broke a system but all the knowledge and mindset I got on my own path is a lot more valuable than what I got from my CS degree.
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by im_dario 14y ago
Hashing the password in browser would be just another layer, just for preventing MITM attacks (or Nokia decrypting your SSL traffick in their low-bandwith Internet service). But, as you said, if the server is compromised, it just doesn't ma

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