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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Generally that depends on how many 'strict' compiler options you enable -- and whether you consider legitimate type errors a reasonable reason to not 'just run' your code :) An example would be that classes that don&#x27
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Yeah definitely, a BMP doesn't really have any "interesting" structure though because it's more or less just an array of pixels. The visual artifacts in JPEG files come from all the downsampling / blocks / cosi
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Really cool! I recently happened to have a similar idea when I came across the rust-fuzz crate, which abstracts over afl, honggfuzz etc. If you're interested, my notes are here: https://github.com/lachenmayer/insta
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
I haven't dug deep into the implementation, but most of the interesting CRDT stuff seems to be in the "backend" directory in that repo: https://github.com/automerge/automerge/tree/master/ba
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
CRDTs are quite actively discussed in the IPFS community, in particular here: https://github.com/ipfs/research-CRDT/ (lots of great resources if you're interested in CRDTs) Also check out automerge, a CRDT th
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
The hypercore[1] signed append-only log which is the heart of the Dat protocol[2] is an implementation of very similar ideas. The data structure consists of an append-only log, a Merkle tree (stored in the "inorder storage layout"
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
The Rust compiler generates unique error codes for every type of error, and suggests that you run the command `rustc --explain E0275` (as an example) to get more information on the error, with an (often) in-depth description of what the err
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Thanks a lot, great to hear!
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Hey, sorry if this is off-topic, but how have you been finding Keycloak? This is the first time I've seen it mentioned on here, and it looks like a great auth solution at first glance.
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
I've previously written a very similar project called "graphql-scraper" (which is arguably a far less cool name...), you can check it out at http://github.com/lachenmayer/graphql-scraper It works very si
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Trippin | React Native / Full-stack JS developer | London, UK | Onsite/Remote. Product: Travel playlists. For Experiences you love. With friends you trust. Redefining the way you travel forever. We recently soft launched V1 of our
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Trippin | React Native / Full-stack JS developer | London, UK | Onsite/Remote. Product: Travel playlists. For Experiences you love. With friends you trust. Redefining the way you travel forever. We recently soft launched V1 of our
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Yes, Dat's core data structure is an append-only log that is designed for extremely fast real-time replication. http://github.com/mafintosh/hypercore If you use Dat through its command-line app, you get real-time
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
> Are centralized servers, financial institutions and surveillance all required components of the anonymous, decentralized, peer-to-peer web? Servers and financial institutions will never go away, no matter how hard we try. I'm hopi
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by lachenmayer 8y ago
Trippin | React Native / Full-stack JS developer | London, UK | Onsite/Remote. Product: Travel playlists. For Experiences you love. With friends you trust. Redefining the way you travel forever. We recently soft launched V1 of our
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Show HN: Graphql-scraper – Extract structured data from the web using GraphQL(github.com)
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
I'm a big fan of this idea! An automatated tool based on this would be really great for teaching the concepts of lambda calculus - similarly to how Lambda Bubble Pop http://chrisuehlinger.com/LambdaBubblePop/ can
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
https://github.com/zeit/pkg can package up Node projects into a single executable.
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
When I last used this, it only supported polling (15 minutes at a time iirc).
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
Some really nice folks are trying to figure out the whole "not iTunes" issue - it's called hyperamp: https://github.com/hypermodules/hyperamp
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
This sounds extremely low to me, but looking at the list of top journals sorted by Impact Factor on https://journal.komci.org/SearchJournal.php (you have to choose "Impact factor" in the "Sort results by&quot
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
Not sure it says a lot about 'architecture', but in terms of 'design', Daniel Jackson's "Rethinking Software Design" has been an absolute eye-opener: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNe6g0q
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
re. Hoogle, also check out Hayoo http://hayoo.fh-wedel.de/ which adds a couple of nice features like typeahead & a 'view source' button.
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
Really awesome demo - the Beaker/Dat/Hypercore ecosystem is amazing. Real-time p2p sync of anything you can imagine. I was able to build a 'Slack clone' as a one-day hack, using Hypercore + Electron: https://g
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
Trippin | React Native / full-stack JS developer (first tech hire) | London, UK | ONSITE/REMOTE At Trippin, we are building a travel brand that the new wave of creative explorers can relate to and align with. We provide a better
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by lachenmayer 9y ago
I threw my own hat into the ring with my undergraduate thesis, in which I wanted to create an editor for Elm which took advantage of all the niceties that strongly-typed functional reactive programming affords. I also took a closer look at
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by lachenmayer 10y ago
Is this finally happening then? I swear I've heard something like this happening every year or so for the past 4 years, only to be delayed by lobbying from T-Mobile / Orange et al.
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by lachenmayer 10y ago
Boiler Room | React Native developer | London, UK | full-time | REMOTE/ONSITE Boiler Room is the world’s leading community of underground music fans. We live-stream DJ sets and live gigs from >60 cities to music lovers all over the
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by lachenmayer 10y ago
Boiler Room | React Native developer | London, UK | full-time | REMOTE/ONSITE Boiler Room is the world’s leading community of underground music fans. We live-stream DJ sets and live gigs from music hubs such as London, Berlin, New York
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by lachenmayer 10y ago
Some of the node hacker community's work on scuttlebutt, hyperlog etc also seems highly relevant, as it's all based on merkle DAGs. https://github.com/ssbc/secure-scuttlebutt https://github.com&#x2

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