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ASK: How do I get off the sidelines, and into the game, in 2019?
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Wow these look great ! It just looks so...different from what I'm used to? Personally the wood is a bit old school, but with maybe some more modern/sleeker materials, I could definitely see myself putting up a large on of these
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Peer to Peer Routing [implementations]
(ctvr.tcd.ie)
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Ask HN: Central location for cursory algorithm research?
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The Amazon Alexa Eavesdropping Nightmare Came True
(gizmodo.com)
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Facebook Sued by District of Columbia Over Cambridge Analytica
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8y ago
Awesome, thanks so much
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IPFS is indeed more similar. Tor is more of a compliment to a DFS such as Freenet (though Tor can very much works as a DFS itself)
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I enjoyed this nugget of info. But a few questions (if you can answer them) > They log connections with peers Of course (I'm assuming via just IPs) > and track chunks of illegal files meaning what exactly? How could they track a
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Freenet: A Distributed Anonymous Information Storage and Retrieval System (2000) [pdf]
(snap.stanford.edu)
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Which part of web development? I know it sucks that I'm answering your question with a question, but learning the stack is crucial in any field on dev work. Example: web dev can be frontend (what you see a lot with React : UIs, UX),
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> The problem with duckduckgo is that you are searching for something specific or something you saw months ago and don't remember well then google's index and tracking can be useful. At this point I don't treat search engi
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Ask HN: Best way to list skills on my resumé?
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You should probably start cranking out code, either via personal projects, or work-related projects. > How can I start transitioning away from school so that I can start working full time as a developer as soon as possible? These people
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Apple Has Been Reduced to (Gasp) Salesmanship
(bloomberg.com)
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Ask HN: What are some good P2P application testing resources?
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Yea sometimes I believe the word "enterprise blockchain" makes about as much since as a "dry rain". Basically saying that the problems that blockchain solves are usually not problems that enterprises run into often, or
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I myself have read this particular paper a few times, and plan to put a fresh printed copy in a cover protector. Something about keeping this thing for years strikes a chord with me
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Activision Alums Raise $16M to Build EOS-Focused Blockchain Game Studio
(ccn.com)
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If you want a really fast webserver. Tokio's[1] zero-cost abstractions are amazing . Further, the examples provided make futures/async/low-level socket work quite understandable. [1] https://github.com/toki
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> The biggest problem with such a tax is that all countries would have to implement it. When the US is accounting for about 15% of global carbon emissions Hypothetically provinces/countries could be taxed relative to their emissions
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> "how do I make this into a program?". This! It looks unbelievably promising, but still very much a work in progress, with no deploy-able examples. Can't wait to see what it turns into though
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> The worst part is that Yahoo innovated a lot ^ This! Yahoo innovated a ton ! Everything from the software infrastructure level (a few submissions to the Apache Big Data suite), to the hardware infrastructure level (data centers) to ac
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I actually emailed one of the contributors from crust and unfortunately the impression I got is that it's still very much a work in progress (but good if you want to actively contribute to the project I guess)
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> What are you looking to build more specifically? I think this is my problem. I don't have an idea of anything I want to build specifically, I kinda just want to hack around on something. My approach to learning new things is to us
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Ask HN: Can you recommend a modern, accessible P2P framework/library?
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waits 5 minutes for gmail to load Yes
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> "Out-STANDING, Johnson. I see a promotion in your future!" Love how Johnson is in this scenario XD . That guy seems to always find himself in the right place, at the right time I guess
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> We're ruining this planet multiple ways for not only ourselves but nearly all other species Totally and absolutely agree here. > Sad thing is, the vast majority of people are oblivious or flat out don't care. Also totally
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I'm sure you'll get downvoted to kingdom come, but I actually checked out the included links - interesting stuff
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