karlmcguire

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by karlmcguire 8y ago
We should get Telegram to censor them too, that would definitely not make things worse.
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
I really want to use OpenBSD too, the only thing keeping me on FreeBSD is proprietary Nvidia support.
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
> Once the startup bros say a site is good for "native marketing", that's when the begins to die. That's a good point. Though it certainly isn't the case for Instagram...
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
They cancelled the ICO, not the underlying blockchain.
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm (and you know something I don't), or you're being serious. I would agree if you're being serious, despite the lack of news coverage, based on a few points: - $1.7B raised in ICO: This is f
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
Probably shorting TSLA...
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
> But I often have the feeling that my math problems are getting in the way of getting on the next level, hehe. Same here. I hate finding amazing CS academic papers and trying to implement them, only to get stuck at some high level math
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
Telegram's creating a blockchain platform for payment processing on the app. Telegram TON or something. Raised a few $B for the funding.
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
> super app Are you referring to WeChat? If so, I think Telegram is well positioned for that in the west.
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
Censoring historical documents is now considered "correct." Wow.
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
I agree that the situation in Venezuela is dire. I would expect an article about the situation would respect that, and rather than presenting it as some cinematic experience it would present the facts in an easily consumed format. This &quo
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
This time, we add a blockchain!1!!
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
> Second, the space is developing extremely rapidly, partly because the code, data, and knowledge is largely open source, and partly because of the increasing inflow of talent. They seemed to conveniently leave out the biggest driving fo
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by karlmcguire 8y ago
Imagine waking up in the morning and thinking, "This world needs another blockchain."
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Show HN: Infinite Garble Extension (IGE) Block Cipher Mode for Go(github.com)
1 points by karlmcguire 8y ago|0 comments
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by karlmcguire 9y ago
Just don't host it on Github Pages.
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by karlmcguire 9y ago
I wonder if we will finally see more than ~13 transactions per second in 2018.
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by karlmcguire 9y ago
This is the second "twitter blog post" I've seen in a week. And by that I mean 10+ consecutive tweets. Talk about bad UX.
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by karlmcguire 9y ago
Slightly tangential question: why call it "lively.next" ? What is the .next? I understand including a ".tld" in a name when the TLD is part of the domain name, but "lively dot next" doesn't exactly roll of
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by karlmcguire 9y ago
This is just a scam.
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by karlmcguire 9y ago
As someone with performance anxiety take-home programming "challenges" have been my bread and butter. I have no problem working 2-3 hours on an assignment to demonstrate my knowledge. Those at least seem more realistic than some o
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The timid innovation cycle(karlmcguire.com)
1 points by karlmcguire 9y ago|0 comments
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by karlmcguire 10y ago
Author here, I agree to an extent. As I said in the "Spend Time With Them" section, a lot of developers also program as their hobby. In fact, you pretty much have to program in your free time in order to keep up with all the new
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How to Have Healthy Relationships as a Developer(smo.nu)
226 points by karlmcguire 10y ago|140 comments