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oelmekki
9y ago
I totally love fish, it's the first shell that made me replace bash as my default shell (zsh was "just not enough" to justify losing compatibility, for me). But is this project really overlapping it? I see mostly fish as &quo
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oelmekki
9y ago
Totally agree. I went to philosophy section of university myself (although, I didn't go up to a degree, it was mostly for my own interest) and later recruited a developer who attended too. It was a pleasant surprise to realize it was s
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oelmekki
9y ago
Yes, this USDTUSD market on kraken is an anomaly: it has very small volume, and nobody is really interested in trading that. Poloniex has many USDT markets, as they use it to compensate for the fact they do not provide markets against fiat.
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oelmekki
9y ago
I get it that it's a major use case for platforms allowing to issue tokens, but I would love not seeing stellar going too far down the ICO road. Buying in ICOs still doesn't provide any kind of clear value (beside selling them) an
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oelmekki
9y ago
I've stopped using torrents since I subscribed to Netflix and Spotify years ago, but I can see myself very well returning to it if that scattering trend continues.
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oelmekki
9y ago
Which doesn't mean it's not interesting to study :) The omnipresence of fibonacci ratios is interesting by itself. Last year, I was reading Proudhon's criticism of the speculative part of financial markets. His main objection
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oelmekki
9y ago
I consider myself a cryptocurrency enthusiast (I regularly browsed bitcointalk forum since 2013, even if I did not buy anything until 2015), but I have no problem with, nor fear about, governments managing money: what I'm interested in
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oelmekki
9y ago
And to further the argument, the fact that one decided to put his blood son as emperor (Marcus Aurelius) is often seen has one of the early cause of roman decline. https://www.realclearhistory.com/2017/03/16/c
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oelmekki
9y ago
It's been a while since I haven't use wine. Actually, it's been since Steam started its push for linux support in games. But it still happens that I will use wine for games I really want to play and which do not have linux su
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oelmekki
9y ago
Huge potential for an awesome easter egg, there :)
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oelmekki
9y ago
I guess I should have said "the hardest part" :) I don't mean to make ARM devs and mobile UI interfacers work look casual.
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oelmekki
9y ago
Maybe you want to read their crowdfunding page and homepage, because not being an android phone is the point from the start, so I'm not sure why you seem surprised :) It's not the first attempt, either. Before them, there has been
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oelmekki
9y ago
I've thought like this for a decade, then the hdd of one of my dedicated server at ovh, on which a side-project with paying users runs, failed. I was confident at the moment: I had backups, I knew the server was provided with raid supp
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oelmekki
9y ago
I see, thanks for confirming this. I was initially skeptic about lambda when it was first released, thinking "so after heroku which makes us pay per process, now we must pay per function call?", but I know better than trusting my
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oelmekki
9y ago
Wait for the "bitcoin is dead" articles ;) There's still room, anyway, it only retraced at 0.5 of 2017 rally.
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oelmekki
9y ago
Btw (sorry for double comment, I can't edit my previous one anymore), all of this makes me think one thing: maybe console companies could build emulators themselves? There are guys like me who won't ever buy a console anyway. I us
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oelmekki
9y ago
Indeed, TIL they are not synonymous :) (non native speaker)
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oelmekki
9y ago
Good point. I guess it would be only fair that emulators publish download numbers :)
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oelmekki
9y ago
Oh, I see: it's not just that it's a simple app with payment on endpoint access, it's that it can spawn tons on this app very quickly. Am I correct to assume to ideal use case for that is to replace what is typically implemen
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9y ago
There's a big difference regarding stellar, though: allowing global and fast payments is their goal from the start (not that I presume they will succeed in this). This article explain their vision the best, I think: https://
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oelmekki
9y ago
Thanks for explanation, it's somehow clearer to me, now. There's one thing I still don't understand: doesn't this mean it's basically just a small server app with a standardized api (as in, api must be implemented i
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oelmekki
9y ago
Have an upvote. I don't agree with you, but those group downvoting are really mass bullying, to me. Regarding the topic, I wonder what part of revenue for game console creators is in selling the console, and which part is to licencing
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oelmekki
9y ago
I don't think that's the issue, here: the person who opened the issue is complaining about legal mention not being there, not about the code being reused. This is not a minor problem, because turn over is high in developers world.
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oelmekki
9y ago
Cool tech. If anything, it shows that windows MR tools are mature enough to be used in most languages... on Windows. I know one can work on projects that target Hololens using only Unity3D, but it doesn't help much since the SDK needed
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oelmekki
9y ago
So, if I understand correctly, it allows to bypass BIOS password? Are there people relying on those? I may understand it's a bit more secure on a laptop, but on a desktop you just have to remove BIOS battery to reset the password, anyw
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oelmekki
9y ago
Kraken has similar problems (regarding often being down). Before that, it was bitfinex who had trouble with withdrawals. And beginning/mid 2017, it was poloniex. I'm afraid there is no exchange (in my experience) who managed to ha
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oelmekki
9y ago
> (not sure what you mean by store being a single file, it is a directory of many files) I see, my bad. I saw one binary file named "store" in the directory created by the example code, I thought it would be it. Thanks for expl
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oelmekki
9y ago
Hi, There's a question I don't find an answer for by looking at homepage and documentation: does it handle concurrent queries? (I wonder, since I see a store is a single file) That is, is it something akin sqlite, meant to be used
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oelmekki
9y ago
You should try KDE Neon stable :) It's the best linux experience I've had, I got used to call it "macosx, the linux way". It's stable, with a well thought of interface and softwares that just fit together, yet it&#x
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oelmekki
9y ago
I see, thanks for the explanation. As is, it kind of seems to defeat the idea of the blockchain, dropping it to do a meaningful amount of transactions. But it's well over my head, I'll wait and see how it plays out.
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