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by leifg 7y ago
I'm not quite sure which kind of problem they are trying to solve. Are they just another payment provider that has "crypto" in the name? Having a shiny app? I don't see that as great selling point. The problems for consu
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by leifg 8y ago
I like the idea and I'm glad there is effort being put into this. I imagine though if one of the big players would implement this we would see an insane amount of public debate and media coverage about whether the voice sounds like a m
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by leifg 8y ago
That is absolutely true. The reason why it's not discussed on the same level is the scale. The profit out of salary (for most people) is just not big enough to justify an accountant to optimize. There is a lot to be said about replacin
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by leifg 8y ago
> As a reminder, smart contracts are created using code. Code can contain bugs or may not perform as intended. Be sure to analyze and agree upon all possible edge cases when coming up with the conditions and outcomes of the smart contrac
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by leifg 8y ago
Am I the only one thinking "Well that amount is peanuts in the tech world". After all Facebook bought Whatsapp for $19bn.
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by leifg 8y ago
As a EU citizen I have always been (and still am) a strong advocate for the European Union. I think the founding of the European Union was one of the greatest things that could ever happen to European citizens. I full heartedly believe this
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by leifg 8y ago
Apart from the fact that being „paranoid“ or more general being afraid of something has no rational basis there are a couple of things that make me feel more comfortable going by train. Even an inner german (or inner Schengen for that matte
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by leifg 8y ago
They tested the difference between flight and train from city center to city center on German television (sorry clip is in German: https://youtu.be/KyYNqndtCSk ). The flight ended up being 3 minutes faster. But because I‘m s
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by leifg 8y ago
Great article! I really like the notion of code ownership over checklists. However I wonder how this would be implemented in reality. Write permissions in git are managed by having different repositories. Splitting up your code base into se
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by leifg 8y ago
You're technically right. It is not the problem of the Blockchain technology. Once something is persisted in the Blockchain you can (depending on the concrete implementation) be sure that it cannot be changed without the original owner
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by leifg 8y ago
I don‘t know if it was HN or not but it could have been here. Anyway, I read about this concept of a 6 day week (with a 2 day weekend) without losing any productivity. The key was that the society is going to be split in 3 groups so that ev
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No, Blockchain Will Not Disrupt the Adult Industry(leifofpleasure.com)
1 points by leifg 8y ago|0 comments
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by leifg 8y ago
I deal with it in the following way: External calls are only triggered on Commands, never on events. In order to achieve this, I use process manager. Say the event "User Signed Up" is dispatched. A process manager will then execut
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I Bought Porn using Cryptocurrency and it was even worse than I expected(leifofpleasure.com)
2 points by leifg 8y ago|1 comments
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by leifg 8y ago
These are all very excellent points. I would go even further: “The only viable application of blockchain is cryptocurrencies” (and cryprocurrencies have a whole different set of problems). By arguing that there is only a “narrow set of use
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by leifg 9y ago
you can store whatever you want unencrypted on the read model. That‘s the place where you do joins/aggregation anyway.
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by leifg 9y ago
I agree that blockchain is an interesting technology. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. But that’s not (entirely) what is happening. I constantly run into people that claim blockchain WILL disrupt $industry and WILL make millions
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Blockchain Is Merely a Marketing Instrument(blog.leif.io)
2 points by leifg 9y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: What Are the Best Data Science Tutorials for Developers
5 points by leifg 9y ago|0 comments
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by leifg 9y ago
I'm still wondering why Lambda simply doesn't support Docker containers? Would put an end to all this requests like "Please support $my_favorite_language on Lambda"
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by leifg 9y ago
Creator here: I built the application as an event sourced application. Might be over-engineered for now but I had fun. Read the article about it here: http://blog.leif.io/my-first-event-sourced-application/
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Show HN: Release Ping – What's the Latest Version of Your Favorite Language?(releaseping.com)
1 points by leifg 9y ago|2 comments
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by leifg 9y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote: yes Seasoned backend developer experienced with Ruby and Elixir. Willing to coach Ruby developers transitioning to Elixir. Building web apps with Phoenix and Postgres. I provide domain knowledge in: Real Estate, Travel
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How Playing Around with New Technologies Landed Me a 6-Month Freelance Gig(blog.leif.io)
149 points by leifg 9y ago|39 comments
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by leifg 9y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote: yes Seasoned backend developer experienced with Ruby and Elixir. Willing to coach Ruby developers transitioning to Elixir. Building web apps with Phoenix and Postgres. I provide domain knowledge in: Real Estate, Travel
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Erlang 20.1 released(github.com)
3 points by leifg 9y ago|0 comments
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Deploying Elixir with Docker Part 1(blog.leif.io)
2 points by leifg 9y ago|0 comments
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by leifg 9y ago
This is same click baiting as the tech news "MP3 is dead" stories. There is no proof that Fraunhofer did what they did because they are also a licensor of AAC.
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by leifg 9y ago
Am I missing something or can most of the examples just be achieved with method overloading?
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by leifg 10y ago
Did you just yell #NotAllMen?

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