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by onebot 4y ago
It amazes me how polarizing blockchain and cryptocurrency is. It is to black/white, love/hate. I really don't ever remember a technology that has created such a visceral reaction from people. I personally, believe there is a
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by onebot 4y ago
I have founded 5x companies now. My last two have been remote only. I don't think I will ever go back unless I made physical hardware again--even then I might question it. I have moved my family from California to Berlin. It is great w
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by onebot 5y ago
snake_case for life!
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by onebot 5y ago
Exactly. Sounded like the obtained four keys and then used an open backdoor RPC call to obtain the fifth.
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by onebot 5y ago
It is amazing to me that these bridges can't figure out a reliable auditing mechanism. I can't wait to learn about how this was accomplished. But with the amount of money at risk, it seems like there has to be a mechanism to secur
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by onebot 5y ago
I am fascinated by Unikernels. But how do they deal with things that need to fork or run multiple processes? Aren't they restricted to single processes?
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by onebot 5y ago
We use freebsd jails and a lightweight in house orchestration tool written in Rust. We are running hundreds of Ryzen machines with 64 cores. Our costs compared to running equivalent on Amazon is so much less. We estimate our costs are about
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by onebot 5y ago
I would love to know how to recruit a professional maintainer. This is a tremendously difficult skill set.
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by onebot 5y ago
You are entitled to your opinion. But it is just that, an opinion. Not fact. Citing other opinions doesn't make your claim, that all crypto and web3 are a scam, a fact. Only time will tell. In the meantime, I am happy that this project
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by onebot 5y ago
In this competitive market, you are likely paying them market plus equity for top talent. EU is less competitive, but you should be paying market or below market if you are augmenting with extra equity.
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by onebot 5y ago
Having done this 5x times now. My advice is the same I got from one of my first VCs @FirstRound... Pay yourself as much as you need to not be distracted by anything that would slow you down. It is different for different founders and for wh
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by onebot 5y ago
How does this compare to Magma?
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by onebot 5y ago
I hate to say it but brand, ui, ux really matter in terms of first impressions and overall "love" of a product. I wish they would put more work in branding and ux on their website to make it appear more appealing and professional
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by onebot 5y ago
It is more informative than nothing. It shows different languages implementing the same functions and the performance of those. It is something to compare to. Maybe they can all be optimized, etc. But you need to have some kind of starting
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by onebot 5y ago
I really like this benchmark site. I would love to see erlang added. Assume Elixir is close enough?
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by onebot 5y ago
I am a little surprised this isn't in Rust or C.
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by onebot 5y ago
My thought exactly!
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by onebot 5y ago
This would be great. I often get re-occurring unsolicited emails as well from the recruiting side. Not sure how many times I get "Exceptional Java engineer from X FAANG" only to find out that they were a 2 month contractor and we
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by onebot 5y ago
This is great, love it.
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by onebot 5y ago
This is hard. Developers set expectations. How would a non-engineer manager have any idea if something should take hours vs days? Most managers ask engineers to estimate. On the flip side, comparatively, it is much easier to compare perform
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by onebot 5y ago
Was about to say this same thing. I feel like it has a very poor band association in my mind.
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by onebot 5y ago
How about build-in authorization for Postgesql?
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by onebot 5y ago
I am really starting to feel that co-location will make a big comeback. It seems cloud costs are just becoming too high for the convenience they once offered. For small projects and scale probably makes a ton of sense, but at some point the
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by onebot 5y ago
Also consider the coins themselves. Hacking (or miscoding) is why there is an Etherium and Etherium classic. They had to hard fork to return funds.
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by onebot 5y ago
Proof of Coverage was a new model that couldn't be easily done with a layer 2 protocol. I think it could be done now with Solana, but SOL wasn't live when we started.
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by onebot 5y ago
Having been part of launching Helium HNT token (which is honestly a real-world utility use case), here is my personal experience related to his points... Helium started as a traditional centralized IoT project, realized that centralization
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by onebot 6y ago
email me, my email in my profile.
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by onebot 6y ago
Fascinating. Would you like a full-time Rust job? :)
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by onebot 6y ago
What Rust framework/crate are you using for webserver?
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by onebot 6y ago
Do you have a reference by chance? Would love to dig in a bit. I know that high sugar consumption raises triglycerides. But haven't seen anything yet on cholesterol.

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