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by pfraze 6y ago
The codec is interesting but I’m actually curious how you’re arranging the calls without signaling servers, per your about page. Can you share a bit about that?
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by pfraze 6y ago
Does Hermes use a custom bytecode or is it using wasm?
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by pfraze 6y ago
FYI this is not referring to TBL’s SOLID project
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by pfraze 6y ago
Thousands?
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by pfraze 6y ago
I’m curious, How were those killfiles different than muting or blocking on Twitter? Usenet was a little before my time.
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by pfraze 6y ago
It’s looking good! One really common usecase Id suggest emphasizing (it looks supported) is the systray UI. I’ve had a lot of cases where my program is mostly just a background nodejs service and the simple task of adding a dock UI require
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by pfraze 6y ago
Only integers? Wow. Were int pairs used to represent numbers with decimals or what?
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by pfraze 6y ago
I generally agree, and the question I have for Jack’s leadership is, does he like to win or does he hate losing? If it’s the latter, he’ll have the follow through to make these risks pay off.
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by pfraze 6y ago
Those aren’t really analogous. Doctors aren’t pro-vaccine because it’s good for their business interests. They’re pro-vaccine because their community agrees that they work and are produced safely. In the case being discussed, the argument i
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by pfraze 6y ago
I don’t think people are less pro free speech. I think people are grappling with it being a leaky abstraction. The binary framing doesn’t really help us figure out how to deal with nasty replies from randos in your notifications, or the imp
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by pfraze 6y ago
Yeah the thing I find interesting is this works by only bending time, whereas I understand gravity to involve bending space as well.
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by pfraze 6y ago
A few years ago, I saw a proposal for multiplayer games which suggested that the time passage between ticks vary depending on how many users are playing within a close space, to help deal with the increased network load. This is something t
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by pfraze 6y ago
Just in case this gets any visibility, today we hit some dev milestones [1] [2] but we’re not quite ready for users. This Saturday is “Testnet Saturday” where we’ll setup some test servers and make sure everything works —- then nuke the dat
554.
by pfraze 6y ago
Not yet, we’re aiming for a “testnet” run in a week(ish) and beta by midmonth.
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by pfraze 6y ago
Not wrong. Eternal September ruins everything
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by pfraze 6y ago
That’s really encouraging to hear
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by pfraze 6y ago
Okay so I completely agree but I want to add something to what’s going on Half the fun of WSB is that it is enormously offensive. The foundation of the community is that a forum talking about stock investing strategies is, at its heart, rea
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by pfraze 6y ago
This is a pretty biased take on what's been happening. The 2020 election's fraud claims were thrown out by courts. They were entirely evidence-free. Even Lindsey Graham gave a concise speech on the night of 1/6 explaining pre
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by pfraze 6y ago
The most interesting thing I’ve seen from smart contracts is using them to structure funds management for international FOSS projects without having to create a legal entity. That saves a ton of cost and legal overhead which is otherwise ve
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by pfraze 6y ago
Check out the workshop on the hypercore website, it explains it in detail
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by pfraze 6y ago
Hypercore protocol has a distributed btree as well called Hyperbee https://hypercore-protocol.org/guides/modules/hyperbee/
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by pfraze 6y ago
There has been some community movement on a rust implementation but it’s pretty big and still a moving target. I might wait a bit still
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by pfraze 6y ago
I actually think this is fair and I’ve been talking pretty openly lately that we failed to identify a solid market for Beaker. This is why we’ve turned our focus lately to other tools in the ecosystem and been looking more closely for a PMF
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by pfraze 6y ago
You're right, you or some peer needs to keep it online. That could be a service, or using the hyp cli tool, or beaker itself, or etc. There's gotta be one peer somewhere. EDIT: don't talk about up/down votes, my bad
565.
by pfraze 6y ago
If you're interested in Beaker, check out the website for the tech behind it [1]. I also do a lot of videos on YouTube about this [2], in fact I heard this was on the FP while doing my last livestream. 1. https://hypercore-p
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by pfraze 6y ago
Videos are easy to find
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by pfraze 6y ago
Natural rights become a social construct the minute you stop enforcing them yourself. You pay taxes to support the system that maintains the property fiction for you.
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by pfraze 6y ago
It’s too transparent for me to even ironically play into the joke, but yeah I mean it’s not much more than a custom case. I don’t mind the joke. Honestly at least 2 people on their team will go around saying “outrage is still good PR” so if
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by pfraze 6y ago
TIL, thanks for the correction
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by pfraze 6y ago
As always, very elegant. Thanks for the added info.

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