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by milansuk 5y ago
I remember watching "Everyday Astronaut" live with less than 1000 other people. Today, the numbers are over 100K. He is a great guy, who is very interested in and passionate about everything around space exploration and his articl
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by milansuk 5y ago
Yep, this is what I meant, thanks for the sources. Although, I'm not sure about that "then sinking into the water" part. There are big LO2 and methane tanks and If they are empty enough and closed, both Starship and Booster s
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by milansuk 5y ago
In 2019, Elon tweeted[0] that the price of one Raptor engine is under $1M with the goal going under 250K for the next version. Any recent info where there are now? I'm still surprised they moved to this orbital fly so quickly without d
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by milansuk 5y ago
That's the beauty of original HTTP - simplicity. Same as parsing HTML(in the 90s). With HTTPS(S as Secure) it's a whole different story and most programmers use some library.
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by milansuk 5y ago
I also think that the DNS analogy is wrong because all callers are hash-based. The only solution I see is to go through the list of all callers and manually update selected ones. If I understand Unison right, the names are used only on the
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by milansuk 5y ago
I don't know much about STARKs, but I read that SNARKs has a problem with unbounded loops(variable number of iterations), also "break/continue" statements are problematic. Is it still true? Is there some research that wi
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by milansuk 5y ago
Reading the discussion here, I think most people don't have a problem with PoS, but the transition from PoW to PoS. If you compare PoS with the dominant client-server model, it's significantly better! In the worst case, PoS can be
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by milansuk 5y ago
Thank you for doing this. This is what I love about HN most - finding interesting content at otherwise hidden(for me) corners of the web. I visited so many great blogs, that last year, I fell in love with blogging. I started on Twitter, the
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by milansuk 5y ago
> The more decentralized apps of Web3 will not necessarily look and feel different ... This scares me. Right now every smart contract needs to be audited, but If the front-end is running fully-featured Javascript, it can connect everywhe
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IDE Language Protocol(skyalt.com)
1 points by milansuk 5y ago|1 comments
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by milansuk 6y ago
Thanks. I just found my backup file(exported from Facebook when I deleted the account) and it's dated September 2016, so it's actually 4.5 years. Time flies and I don't regret that decision at all!
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by milansuk 6y ago
I'm not on Facebook for 2years, but I'm thinking about downloading the database just to see If I'm in it. I don't care about other records. Or do I have other options to figure it out? Edit: I forgot about haveibeenpwned
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by milansuk 6y ago
> where the constant fees that have to be paid for actions I agree, this has to change. I see Ethereum fees as the early days of the internet when we paid for every freaking minute! Today you can have high-speed internet with no bandwidt
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In-House Software(skyalt.com)
2 points by milansuk 6y ago|0 comments
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by milansuk 6y ago
REPL is very useful, but few months ago I realize[0] that setting a break-point is not easy as people think, because the program can visit the line through multiple paths(function can be a call from different places), so you can spend a lot
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Building IDE from Scratch in 60 days(skyalt.com)
3 points by milansuk 6y ago|0 comments
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by milansuk 6y ago
Another option is DSL[0]. It takes some time to create a new language and other team members have to learn it, but long-term efficiency will be out of the roof! Also, I think it would be nice, If there was a platform(maybe it exists?), whic
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by milansuk 6y ago
> not only playing games but also learning programming I think the basic question is: Are you consumer or producer? When you program or using excel or writing a blog posts, you grow as a person. Apps can be both, so It's more about
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by milansuk 6y ago
I heard about Lazarus, but never tried it. I'll give it a shot.
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by milansuk 6y ago
Sorry, I thought that "page tearing" is something else. For example that It has to decide if the scroll bar will be drawn or not. And it has to make that decision before it starts drawing layout items because there can be an item
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by milansuk 6y ago
Hi, I'm making SkyAlt[0]. It's IDE and language for building applications. Probably I did something right in the beginning, because It doesn't have problems with "page tearing", but it's true that It does &quot
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Rethinking Coding and Debugging(skyalt.com)
1 points by milansuk 6y ago|0 comments
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by milansuk 6y ago
Every time when someone opens a dialog and write small script into it I wonder how does this work for large/complex project? Normally we have a file(s) with many functions so we can search/replace across all of them. This is a pro
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by milansuk 6y ago
Really great story. One twist leads to another: https://youtu.be/jQ5H-1YpqmM?t=108
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by milansuk 6y ago
>If anything what bothers me is not the lack of innovation in programming languages per se but the relative lack of innovation in program representation. Exactly, We don't need a new programming language every month. We need a new I
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by milansuk 6y ago
Here is the actual Open Letter to Autodesk: https://letters-to-autodesk.com/ I never saw website, where homepage is pdf.
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by milansuk 6y ago
End-credits are just text. So it should be possible to put it through OCR and save only text, positions, and fonts. And the text is also possible to compress with a dictionary.
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by milansuk 6y ago
Nice work. I have one out of curiosity question. In the example, there is the button called 'Calculate' and then action define in "gui.Calculate" block. But what if the name of the button was 'Calculate it'(wit
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by milansuk 6y ago
I'll launch it in a few weeks, so right now I don't know. I believe that in the future the most of software will be open-source and If people don't have a problem sharing blocks/widgets/assets, they will not have a
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by milansuk 6y ago
This is exactly what I'm working on right now. My approach is a little bit different. It's about building a community, where people share LEGO pieces(I call them Assets), but they also share where and how in the code they've

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