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by pshc 5y ago
That would be great. But Github is a massive coordination point with network effects and free tiers so it's not so easy to compete. Some other challenges: - despite being decentralized, you still need moderation and access control - op
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by pshc 5y ago
This is true! If the hardware can't be trusted, we can generate seed phrases from any secure source of entropy.
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by pshc 5y ago
There's no consensus because there's no best answer. Here's an example of what you could do. Generate a new seed phrase on a hardware wallet. Encrypt the seed phrase using https://github.com/FiloSottile/a
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by pshc 5y ago
I read once that “dopamine encodes prediction error” and it stuck with me. When your brain stumbles off the beaten path it wakes up in so many ways. Surprise is a powerful emotion.
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by pshc 5y ago
It sounds quite similar except it hasn’t solved the problem that Lightning has—participants can broadcast old states to rewind history. Probably should just use Lightning instead?
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by pshc 5y ago
It's true I didn't work there but I have friends who have.
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by pshc 5y ago
Haha wow I'm getting wrecked for that suggestion. Why?
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by pshc 5y ago
Stripe comes to mind. I haven't worked there so I don't actually know.
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by pshc 5y ago
If they were invented today they would have speed limiters built in and wouldn't be capable of going >100 mph fresh off the lot, for one.
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by pshc 5y ago
> I've had more injuries on the bike (on paved paths, not due to cars) than I have had in a car. I've had more injuries walking than I have had in the car. You’re missing the point: Cars are mostly safe for the people inside th
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by pshc 5y ago
I disagree, I think America in particular does like to shrug off car violence. It depends on where you live, but a consistently negligent driver can rack up 10 speeding tickets and barely get a slap on the wrist. Vehicular manslaughter char
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by pshc 5y ago
Agreed, structure editors must have interim/liminal representations that are only partially formed, or else the editing experience doesn't flow. I do think there's value in tracking the movement/mutation of AST nodes wit
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by pshc 5y ago
I can't imagine it will be easy to get low latency silky smooth 90FPS+ out of WebXR, even with a pure WASM app. Being at the mercy of the Chrome devs sounds like a challenge.
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by pshc 5y ago
Sweden had quite a few excess deaths compared to Finland and Norway. What do you mean by this?
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by pshc 5y ago
Three minutes of my life I'm never going to get back. You can stop reading by paragraph two at "We care deeply about issues like safety, well-being and mental health." All Facebook cares about is engagement.
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by pshc 5y ago
Ostensibly, yes, with the genesis block containing the string "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks"
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by pshc 5y ago
It was my perception 10 years ago that HN was powered by a single threaded process with the entire post history loaded into memory (not sure how accurate this perception was). I am curious how much it has changed. edit: found this https:&#
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by pshc 5y ago
I would volunteer LaTeX but that's also 100s of MBs/GBs of dependencies to be fair. Perhaps an SVG rasterizer would suffice here.
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by pshc 5y ago
NYT can clutch pearls about bad bicyclists all they like but it's a minuscule problem compared to the horrors of car culture. Go Paris!
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iPhone 13 Pro display refresh rates(developer.apple.com)
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by pshc 5y ago
Thank you for the great reading material! From a skim my take is that resonator networks are able to sift through data and suss out features (factors) from the noise, and even decode data structures like vectors and mappings. And RNs can be
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by pshc 5y ago
Surely the US or China would immediately seize control of any organization that crucial to national security
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by pshc 5y ago
https://archive.is/ACow9
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The Dangers of Surprising Code(paradigm.xyz)
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by pshc 5y ago
I believe in them to deliver eventually. Would you be interested to place a long bet?
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by pshc 5y ago
ETH2 is going to happen sooner or later… The beacon chain already works in production so it seems inevitable the devs will merge mainnet onto it. Not completely convinced about their 2021/2022 timeframe. All the validator deposits are
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by pshc 5y ago
You could or not, it's a tradeoff. Not sure what your criteria for "objective" is. In iOS-land you gotta keep up with the changes every year or your app will show its age. You could continue to do this in ObjC year after year
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by pshc 5y ago
> iOS developers wanted to rewrite everything in Swift Swift is hardly new anymore... are you going to maintain an ObjC codebase in perpetuity?
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by pshc 5y ago
Hello fellow poster! Line breaks would be lovely for comprehension's sake.
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by pshc 5y ago
Depends on where you live. Electricity in BC is all hydro.

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