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by kanzure 12y ago
> It doesn't seem great for programmers. Well, what would it take to make it great for programmers? My primary concern at the moment is the excess whitespace it often adds after every keypress. Exact typing is very important to me w
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by kanzure 12y ago
Typing source code with Plover is possible, but so far there have been lots of reports of unexpected whitespace. I think the ultimate test for plover is to beat something like the 23 minutes 28 seconds qwerty record on http://www
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by kanzure 12y ago
> because clients can fallback to blockchain.info if there is a fork detected Unfortunately bc.i's implementation/instance is not immune to bugs, forking, lying or collusion. I don't know why you would expect it to be.
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by kanzure 12y ago
> Well that seems a bit odd. Everything known about Bitcoin comes from people directly reading the source code. That's all that was originally released next to the paper. Everything since then has been based on careful review of the
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by kanzure 12y ago
> Can you say a bit more about what's wrong with Ripple's consensus algorithm? Or link to a critique? https://wiki.ripple.com/Consensus#More_Details https://ripple.com/wiki/Unique_Node_List
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by kanzure 12y ago
> Anyone have a good end to end example of Consul, Docker, Service Discovery? There are a few floating around. Here's mine: https://github.com/kanzure/docker-basenode Here's something useful for end-to-end
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by kanzure 12y ago
Hey that watch stuff is pretty neat, I might have to switch back in some of my containers :-) https://github.com/kelseyhightower/confd/commit/16d6b347c3d3...
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by kanzure 12y ago
I am not so sure that every possible update can be performed with those go templates, so I wrote a python version of confd (pyconfd) that uses polling and python plugins that do whatever they please: https://github.com/kanzu
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by kanzure 12y ago
Cool. What about using traitlets to get a larger type library? For example, see: https://github.com/kanzure/modelo Also, do you have any thoughts about hooking something like this up to sqlalchemy?
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by kanzure 12y ago
> As the constitution's framers realized, copyright and patents are critical to fostering innovation and culture. Well.... I don't think anyone around that time was seriously thinking about patent law and innovation in that c
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by kanzure 12y ago
> Man, I wish I'd kept my Extropy magazines. I ditched them in a move about 15 years ago. Well, for what it's worth, here's the archives I have been collecting. I also have other extropians-related files, but this is somew
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by kanzure 12y ago
> I'm the editor of one of the parts of it Any thoughts about or contributions to http://stepcode.org/ by any chance?
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by kanzure 12y ago
> "Bitcoins the hard way: Using the raw Bitcoin protocol" You mean: http://www.righto.com/2014/02/bitcoins-hard-way-using-raw-bi... Also this one: http://www.righto.com/2014/09&#x
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by kanzure 12y ago
Unfortunately, OpenCASCADE is an unmaintainable pile of code. There's https://github.com/tpaviot/oce but does anyone really want to maintain 3 million lines of poorly written source code? Here's what you will
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Merck to Buy Sigma-Aldrich for $17B(online.wsj.com)
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Service discovery in Docker using haproxy/consul in every container(github.com)
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by kanzure 12y ago
You can get a few centimeters past the skull with ultrasound stimulation: http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/neuro/ultrasound/Histologica...
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by kanzure 12y ago
> A long time i've been thinking about getting an external keyboard for my phone I really like this one: http://www.amazon.com/ZAGG-FOLZKFLEXSLV-Zagg-ZAGGkeys-FLEX/d... I keep it in my pocket. Goes a few months
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by kanzure 12y ago
> got an error saying too many people on the Science Magazine page. Grab and seed the torrents instead: ftp://libgen.org/repository_torrent/ or donate to 1ENFY4h7ntGZbqwcwpQtXVFJrPnfXRHQLe
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by kanzure 12y ago
So is that load balancer on localhost next to etcd or is it somewhere in the cluster?
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by kanzure 12y ago
> To run unit tests which rely on certain hosts to resolve to 127.0.0.1. If you are unit testing DNS infrastructure, shouldn't you mock DNS things?
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by kanzure 12y ago
Are there any databases like Reaxys that are publicly available with sane (or even permissive) licensing terms? It looks like the stumbling block for retrosynthetic analysis is getting that large amount of reaction mechanism data, not neces
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by kanzure 12y ago
> (and worst case, your gateway should be willing to do so) Isn't the worst case that the gateway goes belly up?
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by kanzure 12y ago
There's also http://cryptofolio.info/ which consumes feeds from multiple exchanges per asset type to show either an average or a preferred provider.
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by kanzure 12y ago
> But, we can't get permission to give it to him Have you considered making it yourself without permission? Suppose for a moment that there exists a sequence of tests that you feel would adequately prove the safety or efficacy of a
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by kanzure 12y ago
> Many of them, by virtue of their interests in science, math and engineering, will find it difficult to advance those interests professionally outside of the university environment. Would more money solve that problem? If 100k is legi
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by kanzure 12y ago
> I wonder how well Xapo is doing - because this seems like a copycat. And there's going to be even more copycats than there already are. Making APIs on top of Bitcoin's API is going to get way, way more competitive because tha
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by kanzure 12y ago
> The patent system is not designed to encourage innovation. Hardly designed at all. The modern patent system goes to the 1600s when some boring king made some annoying promises that he had to compromise on: By the 16th century, the E
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by kanzure 12y ago
> The Supreme Court makes decisions in Bioscience; I think they can handle stuff on technology? Some of their decisions in biology are equally suspicious. For example, should genes, proteins, or DNA be patentable? That one has gone to th
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by kanzure 12y ago
> I've been building a library of ScraperJSON definitions for academic publisher sites, and I've converged on some formats that work for a majority of publishers with no modification (because they silently follow undocumented

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