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by pfraze 11y ago
Check out https://github.com/ssbc/ssb-docs . It' should have a beta release this summer.
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by pfraze 11y ago
I dont disagree, legit reason.
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by pfraze 11y ago
> You should revisit your first three paragraphs to understand why people are okay with Carmax's prices. It's pretty simple, they're willing to pay extra to avoid negotiation > Buying a car should not be war, it should
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by pfraze 11y ago
You're probably getting downvoted for saying "This."
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by pfraze 12y ago
Copying my comment from the other thread today (which got lost): I gave the beta a shot. It's a chromium fork with added support for browsing to magnet links. Basically, it's making BT a Web protocol. Not a bad idea. Performance i
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by pfraze 12y ago
I gave the beta a shot. It's a chromium fork with added support for browsing to magnet links. Basically, it's making BT a Web protocol. Not a bad idea. Performance is inconsistent so far. Sometimes the downloads stall or fail for
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by pfraze 12y ago
Green team rules the day!
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by pfraze 12y ago
Qubes tries to build the OS that way. https://www.qubes-os.org/
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by pfraze 12y ago
Hi! I'll bite. Two questions for you. VB and Hypercard get a lot of nostalgic love these days, and a lot of people (including ITT) maintain there aren't any real successors to them. What would you consider to be the standout merit
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by pfraze 12y ago
It would be up to the smaller artists and their fans to pressure this change, and I'd bet there are some popular artists willing to join the cause at a small personal loss. It's good to consider the incentives, but people are inve
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by pfraze 12y ago
If only we had some kind of machine that was capable of computing these complex models for us... EDIT: my point being, if the model is fairer, we can deal with a little extra complexity.
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by pfraze 12y ago
> That's why we plan on supporting blocking UI overrides By that do you mean, an in-browser prompt to allow the connection?
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by pfraze 12y ago
loading for me now, but thanks for gathering all that
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by pfraze 12y ago
Came to say the same. The more I think on this problem, the more I'm inclined to say promises aren't solving async well enough, and the only meaningful change would be what dale proposes - blocking functions in threads. This is wh
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by pfraze 12y ago
Docs look good to me.
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by pfraze 12y ago
Details about the rejectionUnhandled events dont seem to be in the docs yet, but this gist [1] explains it in detail. Looks like a decent solution to quiet suppression of unhandled rejections. 1 https://gist.github.com/benja
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by pfraze 12y ago
I think they're just trying to sell t-shirts, but I do agree that these will be the robots to destroy us.
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by pfraze 12y ago
It's a breadth and depth thing. You need both.
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by pfraze 12y ago
More context: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2683138/kreyos-smartwatch-wer...
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by pfraze 12y ago
good thoughts, i'd like to offer my counters > Should we accept mass surveillance, like nuclear weapons, as inevitable? If so, it should follow that we should adopt a "mutually assured destruction" inspired doctrine, where
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by pfraze 12y ago
i dislike the PR event, but this article is not scatterbrained. it's casting the negative reactions to their interviews as a battle for legitimacy in news media, and it's focusing heavily on the generational shift. he makes some p
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by pfraze 12y ago
Congrats Kenton and all involved, and best of luck with the business model. Financial success is important for decentralization tech to make progress. I hope enterprises take interest.
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by pfraze 12y ago
people interested in this should check out secure scuttlebutt [1]. it's a decentralized data network built around logs (think kappa architecture [2]) with ecc keypair identities, proof of authorship, and content-addressed linking 1. h
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by pfraze 12y ago
if you need to have a stateful connection, why not just use websockets? in many other cases (eg asset fetching) http/http2 are fine
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by pfraze 12y ago
Join us in #scuttlebutt on freenode. We're a pro-privacy group that came together through the oakland communities. We're developing a device-hosted replicated database capable of end-to-end encryption and distributed authority. Pr
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by pfraze 12y ago
That's because it's a Web platform API, not a language feature.
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by pfraze 12y ago
This is a good answer, but it doesn't cover everything Kay is suggesting. If it did, then the topic would be sync vs async messaging.
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by pfraze 12y ago
Towards the end: But just to show how stubbornly an idea can hang on, all through the seventies and eighties, there were many people who tried to get by with "Remote Procedure Call" instead of thinking about objects and
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by pfraze 12y ago
I will almost certainly be giving this a try tonight.
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by pfraze 12y ago
Maidsafe makes some big claims about their cryptography and verifiable behavior that was panned in this /r/crypto thread [1]. Can anybody add some thoughts to this? 1. http://www.reddit.com/r/crypto/comme

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