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4y ago
Perhaps you can now use an iPad to do development, if you didn't like the SSH + terminal based editor combo.
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Curious how this compares to Dolt or Noms.
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Really curious what kind of COP this technique can achieve. Cool tech if real, since it doesn’t need any refrigerant. Wondering if there are other downsides.
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4y ago
Question for the crypto skeptics of HN. Do you think this cycle the whole crypto space goes down the drain never to be heard of again? Do you think the whole space is a fad or do you think there are patches of values underneath the froth? H
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4y ago
There were many people that reported on the flawed stability mechanism of Terra/Luna/UST. But still, there were many other people that placed their trust in it and cheered the price appreciation.
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4y ago
I had a bit of a disappointing moment recently when I found out that only top level domains are uncensorable in handshake. Such a let down.
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5y ago
Thank you for this great project! I’ve been using it for a while now and it has been rock solid and easy to use. Cheers!
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5y ago
Most likely their Kubernetes cluster went down. (not a joke)
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5y ago
There are more robust solutions out there for this architectural pattern. Look into dolt(dolthub) and noms.
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5y ago
Air heat pumps yes, but ground heat pumps can work in very cold climates.
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5y ago
Which one is that?
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5y ago
And now we introduced 2 new problems: 1. We have 2 ways of doing stuff (boring loop vs map) 2. We have a new hidden way to introduce performance degradation by importing a library that uses map You might argue that you should know what you&
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5y ago
Java code got complex after adding generics, not before. In a big Go codebase, even if it’s complex, the styling and patterns are the same, so it’s easier to follow. That might change to some degree with the addition of generics.
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5y ago
You can achieve that using Handshake, which is a blockchain based replacement for DNS + PKI.
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5y ago
While this comment seems overly cynical, the fact that Europe depends to such a large degree on Russia for its energy needs is a big failure. Now that the cards are on the table we (as Europeans) need to take some hard decisions and face th
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5y ago
I grew up in Eastern Europe and your statement regarding "the elevation of hustle and cunning above all other forms of intelligence" rings so true and brings back memories. When I grew up, being able to criminally take advantage o
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5y ago
Twitter has been a great source of information during this invasion. There are a few lists of reliable journalists that produce content around the clock.
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5y ago
Card details can be stored in the phone and the OS can offer a payments API through which any payment provider can integrate. Similarly to how the File Provider API works.
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Encryption is done using normal Wireguard keys so it's not a security problem. Im curious if the DHT routing is done based on the key or on the IPv6 address that represents the key.
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5y ago
Is there a good reason why mobile phones still have SIM cards, besides the historical reasons?
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5y ago
Is this Tailscale’s library imported into Go’s stdlib?
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This article on The Verge sheds some more light on what motivated Apple to make the move: https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/17/22787336/apple-right-to-... Not sure how accurate it is but there was definit
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5y ago
One example is https://www.proofofhumanity.id . Their token is also an UBI implementation.
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Not sure how this 2k a month service ad got on the first page.
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5y ago
Nothing about solid state batteries so I guess they're not ready yet.
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I think lately they use wireguard as well, so it should be comparable to Tailscale.
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5y ago
Apple store is crashing after this event.
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5y ago
I think yes. The money will remain in circulation forever.
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If the value of assets drops you get a deflation and central banks hate that, so in practice what happens is that asset values get propped up on an ongoing basis. This is the situation we are finding ourselves now.
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Keep in mind that hyperinflation only works to reduce inequality when coupled with financial repression. The rich are already keeping most of their wealth in assets that keep up with inflation, or even outpace it, which exacerbates the ineq
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