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by neiman 5y ago
Good idea, I may try that.
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by neiman 5y ago
I used to live for many years in a "bad" area of Berlin, where my packages were constantly disappearing, not arriving, taken by neighbors (who put an X as a signature), or left by the delivery people outside our building door. Aft
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by neiman 5y ago
Lol. Discussing math while hiking is great, but regular meetings in cafes are a whole different animal. There's something about the repetitivity, the short meetings, the "mundane" atmosphere etc, which is good for me for math
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by neiman 5y ago
Boy, this sounds awesome! As a mathematician who's gonna spend his next few months in Warsaw, is there anything there similar to this? I'd love some real, live math "arguments" over coffee!
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How should browsers integrate decentralized websites?(esteroids.medium.com)
3 points by neiman 5y ago|0 comments
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by neiman 5y ago
How does it addresses my point?
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by neiman 5y ago
From the post: Q: Some of these questions are in a foreign language. A: So? You can't read every language? Well - do you have access to Google Translate? If someone thinks that the nuances of offensiveness, which are cultural *and* lan
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by neiman 5y ago
Am I the only one thinking it's not a bug, it's a feature? Please also blur all the Google Maps satellite images of where I live. Took me ages to get the ones of Google Street View blurred lol. Where do I sign up?
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Introducting Esteroids, a decentralized websites explorer(esteroids.medium.com)
2 points by neiman 5y ago|0 comments
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by neiman 5y ago
As far as I understood they fixed the first bug. This is a new one.
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by neiman 5y ago
No, mistakes are unintentional, bringing explosives to school is. You can, on the other hand, claim it's irresponsible, but there are many devs here who can testify that mistakes do happen and do recur in software projects. You need mo
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by neiman 5y ago
Why?
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by neiman 5y ago
> Unfortunately, this is, in fact, the second time I have discovered this exact vulnerability. The first time, the issue was reported and fixed, but after finding it again, I can see that simply reporting the issue was a mistake. I feel
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by neiman 5y ago
I'm using FF myself, but there are problems with playing some medias in desktop, and in mobile the problems are too many to count.
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Show HN: A Twitter bot for the decentralised web(twitter.com)
5 points by neiman 6y ago|0 comments
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by neiman 6y ago
Reminds me of Shriek: An Afterword by Jeff VanderMeer, that literally describes a world where buildings are made of fungi.
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by neiman 6y ago
I AirBnBed an apartment a little more than a year ago, from a super nice, even slightly naive, owners. They instructed me to leave the apartment keys on the kitchen table when I departure, and leave the door unlocked. "You see", t
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by neiman 6y ago
Next up: a review of Mozart first piece from when he was 3 years old. Spoiler alert: it's a stinker showing that Mozart is overrated!
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by neiman 6y ago
The world is big my friend, it happens where I live.
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by neiman 6y ago
No, the amount of txs does not effect the CO2.
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by neiman 6y ago
It means that you validators use PoW algorithms to hold their stake (like in Ethereum 2.0) and/or write the state of the PoS blockchain on a PoW blockchain once in a while to prevent long range attacks (long range attacks = when someon
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by neiman 6y ago
These validator nodes all have stake in Ethereum PoW blockchain and are worthless without it. Polkadot is not "pure PoS" as well, but feel free to bring a citation to prove me wrong.
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by neiman 6y ago
No, Cardano works towards a PoS, but at the moment is federated. They began from the "Byron era" (federated by the Cardano organization) and are now in the "Shelley era" (federated by the Cardano community). https:&#x2F
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by neiman 6y ago
"once we move to proof of stake" -> Alas, there is no PoS algorithm (who's security does not depend on PoW blockchain), so it's not "once" but more "if we ever move to PoS after we manage to invent it&q
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by neiman 6y ago
Do NFTs (i.e., CryptoArt) add any ecological cost to the ongoing cost of Ethereum?
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by neiman 6y ago
I disagree with the arguments there. - Creators... become promoters of digital tokens more than they are creators": Is this a purist approach that artists needs to do only art for 24/7? Anything else is a violation of their artist
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by neiman 6y ago
Humour is humour, and shouldn't be limited only to designated stages. I personally enjoy technical documentation or even math books that contain humour. I'd even say it's quite common in the geek culture, so I'm not sure
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by neiman 6y ago
Could anyone TL;DR this? I honestly struggle with understanding what exactly is the offer.
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by neiman 6y ago
Switch Google with Microsoft? The king is dead long live the king?
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by neiman 6y ago
I meant apps, not protocols, but thanks for the tip. I never looked into the details of NNTP.

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