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by jaequery 9y ago
What will come first guys, the San Andreas fault letting go or the American stock market bubble? Both been steadily developing for quite some time now.
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by jaequery 9y ago
so, i was hoping for not even having to type in async/await and make this possible: let res = someAsyncOperation() and whenever you want an async operation (non-blocking), thats when you do something like: async { let res = someAsyn
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by jaequery 9y ago
Elixir has gotten this down perfectly. I always wished js was sync by default and only async when you tell it to. Now you have the words async/await (and not too long ago promises, bluebird, waterfall), spread out all over your code fo
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by jaequery 9y ago
There was a few things that made me question the validity of this post / claim. For one, I wouldn't call Steemit the next Facebook, it's more like the next Reddit or Medium. Second, where is Cardano when comparing with EOS?
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by jaequery 9y ago
perhaps you must be thinking of using blockchain just to store the hash of the files so you can check against it using private key, in that case as a one way hash it “maybe” be fine. but then again that wont be a fully decentralized system.
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by jaequery 9y ago
its funny to think that if in the future once everything have been decentralized where all your data, your purchase history, medical records are spread out over the internet, it is inevitable that centralization and privacy will all be the
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by jaequery 9y ago
i been coding for over 16 years now and i rarely write unit tests. only time i write them are mission critical functions where i need to easily check across many different situations. these accounts for less than 10% of my code. however, i
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by jaequery 9y ago
not a bad marketing strategy, sure got everyone's attention!
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by jaequery 9y ago
If Telegram did $1.2B, Slack must be on pace for a $50B ICO. What a great world we live in!
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by jaequery 9y ago
interesting. on the same topic, i been also curious of something and wonder if anyone have the answer to this. lets say i have a track playing just one note (to be specific, a frequency measured in hertz, lets say 528) for one minute and we
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S. Korea Not banning cryptocurrency trade(cointelegraph.com)
4 points by jaequery 9y ago|1 comments
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by jaequery 9y ago
Or maybe Buffett is just trying to protect his long term $1B assets in VISA
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by jaequery 9y ago
Where I can see blockchain being more 'actually' useful is in simple things, like verifying the integrity of the app (or anything really), ala checksum hashes. It makes a lot of sense for us to store them on the blockchain rather
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by jaequery 9y ago
this can come in handy, nice!
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by jaequery 9y ago
i was thinking if you roll your own fork of the blockchain and set the costs to free, you just roll your own miners as the distributed nodes and it can work as a distributed storage that takes care of the consensus.
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by jaequery 9y ago
after i upgraded, i see its sluggish and slower. i have 2013 mbp and upgraded to high sierra last week. it used to be snappy fast before but now even just on chrome i see sometimes it gets sluggish and choppy. i am frustrated i upgraded. an
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by jaequery 9y ago
id like to hear if blockchain can be used here to simplify all of this, anyone?
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by jaequery 9y ago
that is remarkable! this is the type of teachers i wish i had growing up!
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by jaequery 9y ago
i was always curious how they get first page placements every time, that knowledge right their is their greatest asset imo.
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by jaequery 9y ago
I've always felt that the "Scratch" programming that the kids are doing these days may actually get them turned off on programming. While easier to get the kids started, I think the kids quickly start to feel just how mundane
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by jaequery 9y ago
Are there programmers these days that actually don't know SQL? I find that hard to believe, that's gotta be like a CS 101 course.
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by jaequery 9y ago
Being able to switch between Google accounts in Chrome is so huge to me now that I can't use anything else.
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by jaequery 9y ago
@op How long did this take? Was it all just you?
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by jaequery 9y ago
Refreshingly simple, this is one of the better display of what an MVP is. Congrats!
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by jaequery 9y ago
I'm pretty sure this applies to websites as well!
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Have you used a Bitcoin to buy something?(twitter.com)
1 points by jaequery 9y ago|0 comments
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by jaequery 9y ago
this has got to be the "butt fumble" of technology.
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by jaequery 9y ago
if someone has discovered a way to wipe anyones paypal account, should he disclose it privately or let it trend on social media? and lets say the fix will take about a day at the earliest.
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by jaequery 9y ago
no matter how talented you may be, you still have to learn to walk before you can run. depends on the job but it should be obvious that an inexperienced developer can slow a project down if the skill levels are too great between a team of p
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by jaequery 9y ago
in OSX, how did you swap opt and cmd? i went through hoops to do that and finally managed to do it without replacing opt/cmd os-wide using cmdkeyhappy.

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