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by milansuk 8y ago
Looks great, especially UX! Not so many people try to solve problems in this area. I have tried to make programming simple with ChangeOver[0] which also shows data flowing through functions, but for data I'm using relational database.
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by milansuk 8y ago
Right now it's not open-source, but It will be. I did a lot of R&D and because of that, the code needs refactoring and organizing. There are many programs for sandboxing for eg. Firejail[0]. sudo apt-get install firejail firejail .
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by milansuk 8y ago
The current version of ChangeOver is like an assembler! I had to go through this painful process to build "base" version. I understand you. What you're seeing right now is just point&click GUI, relational database and poi
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by milansuk 8y ago
The biggest difference is no code(text programming). Platforms in same space still require some coding time to time, which is a problem for average computer user. For example to write even a few lines of python code, you have to know tons o
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by milansuk 8y ago
Thanks, you're absolutely right! I released the first version 5 weeks ago and It's improving(drag&drop, context menu, multi-select table, etc.)[0][1]. Right now I do everything by myself and it's not easy to jump from com
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by milansuk 8y ago
Hi, author here! As you know software is eating the world. It's a huge market. But only a "few" millions of people can program and the other billions of people are just consumers. With this project, I try to change it. In oth
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Show HN: ChangeOver – A new IDE(milansuk.github.io)
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by milansuk 8y ago
What about "How to Sell by Tyler Bosmeny"[0]. It's from YC online Startup school. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZi4kTJG-LE
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by milansuk 8y ago
I would never have thought there is a C code behind this masterpiece.
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by milansuk 8y ago
The best thing about PoW is simplicity. You just add "salt" to input and hash() it. More zero bits at the beginning, the higher chance that others will connect their blocks to yours. I'm still thinking what would happen If bi
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by milansuk 9y ago
This reminded me YC World( http://world.ycombinator.com ), which probably needs little update.
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by milansuk 9y ago
"The H.P. Touch Computer (1983)" video[1] is nice proof how HP was great. Interesting part is around 2:30 when they don't pitch new touch screen technology(in 1983), but the way how they applied it. [1] https://www
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by milansuk 9y ago
This is original browser war Netscape vs Microsoft and honestly, I don't see nothing like that today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEFu-B1wj1E
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by milansuk 9y ago
Many founders talking about hiring or firing employees. I'm not from US, so I wanna ask How long trial period do startups offer? Do they pay severance package during/after trial and how much?
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by milansuk 9y ago
I really like the positive vibe of this article.
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by milansuk 9y ago
They should start using valgrind! I've just launched few bin files and got a lot of stuff like: "Use of uninitialised value of size 8" "Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)" "Syscall param
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by milansuk 9y ago
Robots are like vampires. You have to invite them in.
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by milansuk 9y ago
Why don't they just compute hash on user's side?
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by milansuk 9y ago
You don't need ICO. Bitcoin started from scratch and it's still #1! Crypto currency is software which is very cheap to make and distribute(compare to hardware). Also the most of internet startups get seed money under $200K, so I d
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by milansuk 9y ago
There is one big reason and that's privacy!
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by milansuk 9y ago
> Every manual resource deallocation call is a potential bug. This is confirmed by the number of memory leaks as reported by Valgrind. There are more than 1000 of them, several dozen of which are marked as "definitely lost". Yo
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by milansuk 9y ago
> My goal for Swift has always been and still is total world domination I hope that this is never happen. Swift is great, it's universal and it saves you a lot of time during coding, BUT It also has very large syntax and high number
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by milansuk 9y ago
BTW next lift off is very very soon: Iridium NEXT - June 25th 20:24 UTC and they will land on boat again(Just Read The Instructions)
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by milansuk 9y ago
To me It sounds more like a some kind of AI which will scan public ledgers, compare them to dark forums/markets and try to figure out who are people behind transactions.
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by milansuk 9y ago
Have you heard about SideFx Houdini? It's graphics software with some kind of "visual programming" interface, where you create project with coding and drawing. It's very important that you can open your project on differ
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by milansuk 9y ago
Nice idea! I just can't figure out why is the size of app almost 30MB?
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by milansuk 9y ago
Do they know that all transactions will be public and great resource for competitors? Do they know that blockchain transactions need few confirmations to be trusted and mining takes time?
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by milansuk 9y ago
When I was in school I showed my algorithm(on paper) to my teacher and He said: "It's wrong". I strongly said: "It works!". He froze for few seconds and than said: "Use these data for inputs" and I immedia
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by milansuk 10y ago
Big part of releasing new technology is timing. And Ethereum came too soon. Ethreum is big, but people just don't know it and I'm very curious what "news" will send ether up.
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by milansuk 10y ago
Thanks, I found this article which says that you can actually make a profit: http://blog.storj.io/post/110416906278/how-much-will-i-make-...

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