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by liamzebedee 10y ago
Could you provide an example of a project you'd develop? :-)
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by liamzebedee 10y ago
There's a whole subgenre of programming called algorave (algorithmic rave) which is oriented around building music using functional/declarative paradigms. It's a super cool creative branch of prog research, much of it involvi
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by liamzebedee 10y ago
Fully-agree. From the start, Netflix was talking about React being useful because you can drop it in to various pages without affecting other UI views. I use it at work on a page-by-page basis-- it drastically reduces the mental overhead of
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by liamzebedee 10y ago
Exactly! Not to mention the reusability benefits of components - rather than passing around JQuery selectors and objects. The cognitive load of using plain React is unparalleled for me. The effort to setup the tooling is a bit of a hassle t
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by liamzebedee 10y ago
Probably worth mentioning in the title that this is part of the IPFS project, not just another library.
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by liamzebedee 10y ago
Would love to see the source for that, if you still had it.
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Doctors use Bitcoin tech to improve transparency in clinical trial research(eurekalert.org)
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by liamzebedee 10y ago
The video linked is much better IMO.
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Systems Thinking and Making Homelessness Worse by Helping(stw.kumu.io)
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
I've setup Minecraft/web servers which required no server for holepunching. Just plain old IPv4 with port forwarding.
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
WebRTC requires the use of a centralised signalling server for the initial connection between two peers. I feel many miss this point when reading about WebRTC-enabled projects. Even if you do have Universal Plug and Play which port forw
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10 Key Design Trends for 2016(fastcodesign.com)
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
One minor error, but the implementation of difficulty in proof-of-work is not based on the number of leading zeroes, rather whether an integer is below or above a target.
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
JavaScripts on a Plane?
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Don't downplay the social innovation of Uber though- it's created a worldwide transportation service run completely by a group of ordinary drivers, who need simply a car and a smartphone.
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I aggregated everyone’s perspectives on Paris from my newsfeed(medium.com)
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Ooooo this topic has been intellectually tingling me for two weeks now - ontologies, knowledge, how we construct the line between abstract (mathematical objects) and reality (all the way down to elementary particles), and at its core the na
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Yep! Basically everything has been deleted but it's on archive.org. [1] "Pattern matching" introduction - https://web.archive.org/web/20091202232434/http://www-staff.... [2] "Programm
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Weird. I was just reading the HN history of my uni [1], and a quite popular Haskell-looking language they built that was centred on exactly that [2]. I've heard absolutely stunning reviews of the subject it was taught in, Programming w
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New room-temperature photon emitter thin enough for scalable quantum tech(newsroom.uts.edu.au)
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Definitely. I agree completely. For someone relatively uninformed on the scene, the NYT certainly seem like a leader in the news industry for going forward with new digital media [1]. I really like the idea of Particles. I had a similar tho
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
I would think so. Eclipse attack relies on a node selection algorithm vulnerable to selecting malicious nodes. So as long as the nodes here don't ever become malicious... The next logical attack in this scenario would be to spoof IP ad
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Fair enough, sorry didn't infer that from the page.
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Forgive me, but why is this on the frontpage?
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Brain communication very much interests me, because it comes down to the essence of how we encode knowledge in biological signals. Like Google Deepdream, understanding how concepts of what a dog looks like and how it is related to other thi
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Re: the hosting of topics/subreddits in the DHT, I've done quite a lot of research [1] into a very innovative yet not well known P2P publish-subscribe network design [2] from some Norweigan computer scientists that removes the rol
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
> Transcribing a minute of speech costs 2 cents It's a shame that the public API (Bluemix) isn't nearly as effective as what I presume the private one is for their business clients. I tried the speech-to-text services and it ma
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
50 API reqs/day. Very small quota, which is sad, because it is over twice as good as the next best competitor I've found (IBM Bluemix).
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
> where you work at a company while you are studying at a special school that grants Bachelors For reference, I think the English equivalent is a co-operative degree.
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by liamzebedee 11y ago
Hey Nilesh! I originally included that when I wanted to release it and sell it as an app. However I'm no longer working on it actively, but you're more than welcome to use some or all of it! I changed the license to GPLv3.

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