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Show HN: PR-Codex, a GitHub app to summarize PR code diffs with ChatGPT(codex.dlabs.app)
1 points by jjranalli 4y ago|0 comments
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by jjranalli 4y ago
TLDR; Compromising Merge to earn projects is not worth for an attacker as it requires: - satisfying multiple hard requirements, - yields low rewards, and - can be easily and quickly mitigated by project owners. Full answer: --- What you des
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by jjranalli 4y ago
Actually that's not necessary, with Merge to earn it's theoretically possible to send whatever amount to only the contributors of a PR (instead of all contributors). Imagine putting money into a vault that gets released to contrib
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by jjranalli 4y ago
Maintainers can and are encouraged to specify the entity of the prospective reward in the issue (see examples here https://github.com/slice-so/merge-to-earn/issues ). However this should be limited to maintainers a
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by jjranalli 4y ago
Thanks for reporting! Unfortunately can't reproduce on my end so additional details would be welcome (is there any log in the browser console?). Will figure it out anyway!
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by jjranalli 4y ago
Merge to earn uses smart contracts to make this possible in a permissionless and automated way. It also doesn't impose projects to use any cryptocurrency (only ETH is always accepted, any other must be explicitly specified). I'd b
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by jjranalli 4y ago
Figuring out the rules for contributions is definitely a challenge, but should not be up to a tool like MTE to solve as it depends on too many variables. Each project should have its own rules and grow to reward equitably its contributors.
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by jjranalli 4y ago
MTE rewards are designed to give partial ownership of the project to a contributor. So I'd say it's natural that such issues are opened by project owners. But the bounty system you mention is interesting. This is already implement
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by jjranalli 4y ago
- If a PR solves an known issue, maintainers could specify the prospective reward in advance on the issue. The contributor should though always be able to set their own terms, discuss them with maintainers, and see them go through once the
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by jjranalli 4y ago
Projects can get income or donations and still be open source, what matters is the license. While allowing contributors to be rewarded for their work generally creates healthy incentives. Handling rewards in public discussions on Github nat
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Show HN: Merge to earn – reward system for open source development(github.com)
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by jjranalli 5y ago
The Slice website is merely an interface for interacting with its contracts on Ethereum. Just this fact has profound implications on ownership and privacy, and makes it hard to compare it with any centralised service. True ownership means t
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by jjranalli 5y ago
Customers and creators both largely benefit from a fully decentralized solution such as product stores on Slice, for example with true ownership over content and unparalleled privacy. I don't think fiat payments will ultimately prove t
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by jjranalli 5y ago
Slice is a platform to create and manage slicers: smart contracts designed to split any ETH received among their owners, proportionally to their owned "slices". Slices are ERC1155 tokens used to subdivide slicer ownership, which a
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Show HN: Slice – Decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership(slice.so)
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by jjranalli 5y ago
I could be wrong, but I doubt the approach you described alone could reduce emissions at the scale required. What I'm trying to say is that (I think) the root of the problem are the economic incentives for fossil fuel companies. It&#x2
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by jjranalli 5y ago
China indeed seems to be the hardest problem to solve. But wouldn't it be better to go after the demand for energy from fossil fuels, instead of supply? I wonder if there has ever been a large scale attempt at this
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by jjranalli 5y ago
Carbon removal tech is such a fundamental piece in all this, and I'm glad Stripe is leading the way. Research takes time though, so hopefully they reach that stage soon
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Ask HN: What unprecedented measures could be taken to stop climate change?
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by jjranalli 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback! - The recipient for payments is the slicer, which is a smart contract. If you go onto the slicers page you can copy its address, and yes you can send it ETH however you prefer - not just through the website! (In fac
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Show HN: Slice – Decentralized payments infrastructure based on fractional NFTs(slice.so)
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Show HN: Notion Playground – Play with Notion API to ruin a website in real-time(series.slice.so)
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Show HN: A web page with content generated through a public Notion page and API(series.slice.so)
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A new website to find custom icon sets for iOS(iconos.design)
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by jjranalli 6y ago
Covid Guard is a platform aimed at collecting and analysing anonymous health information to get a real-time overview of the pandemic and prevent new outbreaks. We leverage a source of information still untapped in most countries – the sympt
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Show HN: Covid Guard – The global Covid-19 screening platform(covidguard.io)
2 points by jjranalli 6y ago|1 comments