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Cardano DApp Tutorial from StreamCardano(streamcardano.com)
1 points by miga 4y ago|1 comments
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by miga 4y ago
StreamCardano tutorials for TypeScript and React dApps on Cardano. It includes updating the state using StreamCardano server, and tracking bugs with Sentry.
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by miga 4y ago
1. Does the solution includes pay for the people to think? 2. Does it include opportunity cost of waiting for the 5$ solution? 3. Does the cost include extra prototyping and engineering time? The title of the article is a lie based on misun
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by miga 4y ago
System Entry Ticket or just "ticket".
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by miga 4y ago
SBF may have made mistakes or even committed fraud, but it is concerning that bankruptcy attorney does not seem to focus on recovering the value of the assets. If FTX US was liquid, this action has brought down another company...
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by miga 4y ago
It describes old 8-bit machines. New machines start by executing instructions firmware ROM or in cache memory before RAM is tested and initialized. Additionally the reset registers differ by the platform. (Some platforms expect software to
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by miga 4y ago
There is not such person as "too smart engineer". Picking too much on their plate may be compensated by positive reinforcement when the task is complete. Adding too much complexity to systems suggests that they are not smart enoug
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by miga 4y ago
Can you use linker to hardwire build directory for this case?
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by miga 4y ago
It is fair to say, that in security assessment you estimate lower bound on complexity of hacking. Schor proved upper bound.
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by miga 4y ago
Haskell repositories have SQL parsers aplenty, some BSD3, at least one MIT-licensed: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/queryparser Maybe pick a language that has better libraries for language parsing and analysis?
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by miga 4y ago
SQL `SELECT`-only API is a stateless API.
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by miga 4y ago
Postgres can limit queries to only given number of milliseconds.
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by miga 4y ago
It feels that discontinuance of electronic proceedings runs contrary to principle that law should be openly available and transparent. If not in the letter, then in the spirit. Why nobody raised this with SCOTUS?
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by miga 4y ago
Then why does NIST warn that we might need PQC algorithms by 2035? Or is this claim ignoring progress of quantum computing?
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by miga 4y ago
It would be safer to forbid broken hashes after certain date, and consider only those earlier hashes that have been counter-signed by new algorithms.
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by miga 4y ago
There is Post-Quantum Cryptography competition, with three e-signature algorithms selected for standardization: https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/post-quantum-cryptography Given that NIST itself warns PQC algorithm may be
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by miga 4y ago
That is date after which purchase of _new_ software with SHA-1 will be forbidden, which seems late given that it takes only two months on GPU to find signature collision with a chosen prefix. Sounds like the deprecation schedule is too slow
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by miga 4y ago
Employee loyalty programmes are common among tech. Considering the cost of hiring, and retraining employees. Do not forget about security.
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Streamcardano.com API Tutorial(streamcardano.com)
2 points by miga 4y ago|1 comments
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by miga 4y ago
StreamCardano.com serverless Cardano application backend has published first API tutorial. Wonder if you like the approach?
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Streamcardano.com Enters Closed Beta(streamcardano.com)
1 points by miga 4y ago|1 comments
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by miga 4y ago
StreamCardano is a serverless platform for building frontend apps that monitor blockchain live. They entered closed beta and offer developer keys to all interested dApp developers.
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by miga 4y ago
The visuals are nice, but I found the example insufficient to proceed.
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by miga 4y ago
Most useful proof-of-work yet... However, it is somewhat hard to mathematically define all criteria used to recognize *useful* theorem. There may be many propositions that are true, but cause no excitement among mathematicians.
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by miga 4y ago
Trying to find a formal system that encodes unbounded infinitary mathematical objects including most of maths, but yet to require that all statements are decidable within a finite number of steps... Is it contradiction in the proof, or rath
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by miga 4y ago
The assumption of this theorem is that we may encode any problem that is unbounded and infinite. What if we limit ourselves to *bounded* and *computable* functions only? See draft presented at many top logic conferences yet: https:/&#
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by miga 4y ago
If you want to generate OpenAPI specs from HTML web pages, see here: https://www.migamake.com/projects/hurl.html
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by miga 4y ago
Did you try playing at 8k with top-of-the-line graphics card? Did you ever see 60FPS on the highest level of detail? Did you ever want 240FPS to avoid artifacts during fast action game? Did you ever wonder how many graphics card are needed
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by miga 4y ago
Can it happen that there is no competent court to rule? When Luxembourg CSSF or court claims they are not competent, that means the case should revert to your location.
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by miga 4y ago
Turkish prisons are famous for abuses: https://stockholmcf.org/gross-human-rights-violations-contin... Better example would be Norway or Netherlands: more expensive prisons, but least prisoners per capita: https:/&#x2

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