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by saganus 11y ago
I think that after explaining a somewhat complex subject like how Ethereum works, you perhaps could followup with a clear example on how Ethereum solves a problem that other technologies would have a hard time doing. Maybe you can talk how
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by saganus 11y ago
How is this article even talking about the title's subject? It's just the page for the LockItUp app. Seems more like product spam. Is this the correct link or is it just a case where the small single-purpose app made money? I woul
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by saganus 11y ago
The word "fair" stopped making sense in kindergarten. You don't get what's fair or what you deserve, you get what you negotiate. This is very interesting. I hope you don't mind me quoting you.
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by saganus 11y ago
Yes...I am not showing debris... that's the bad part. I'm just too lazy to clean things up.
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by saganus 11y ago
This looks just like my KSP game... That can't be good, can it?
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by saganus 11y ago
Really? HN is implemented in Lisp? Wow. Never knew that. You have any links that talk anything about this? This sounds interesting.
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by saganus 11y ago
This is so cool. And just going a little overboard: What if in some years they manage to create some Jump "scenery" from Google Brain data? The progression from this would be to make videos, and then Jump... no?
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by saganus 11y ago
Could it be that the reason you fear death less as you get older is because you have done more in your life? Or maybe because you know that certain things, if not done by now will most likely not be done in your life, and so the burden of &
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by saganus 11y ago
Is there a way to confirm if other platforms are having this issue? I checked my Chrome in work and home computers and couldn't find anything. But then again this extension is supposed to be hidden, so not sure.
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by saganus 11y ago
Wow... how insulting. This ought to be illegal, no?
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by saganus 11y ago
I love HN! Thanks for all the useful responses. I always learn something new by reading the comments :)
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by saganus 11y ago
Can you elaborate a bit more please? This sounds almost as if you configured a network adapter to only send and not receive, but you used "optics", so I'm guessing you refer to some sort of fibre-based device that actually im
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by saganus 11y ago
Really? Care to expand a bit? This sounds quite interesting!
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by saganus 11y ago
One of the first computers I used was a TRS-80 Model 4P.... wow that thing was great... I mean.. you could actually carry it around! (potential back problems notwithstanding...)
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by saganus 11y ago
I believe the point made in the blog post is that 5 days warning for basically just kicking you out for no reason is not something you would expect of a business partner. Stripe is a provider, yes. They can choose who to do business with, y
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by saganus 11y ago
This is actually what I hate most about these stories. Fortunately for the guys involved, when they post something and it goes somewhat public then suddenly all companies are so eager to solve your problems. So what about us underdogs that
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by saganus 11y ago
I have actually found myself thinking a lot about logs lately and how I can end up using them for a lot of problems, and are sometimes very simple to implement. But I always wondered if I was actually using the right tool for the job... I h
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by saganus 11y ago
It might sound mental, but if it works better than the alternatives... then how mental is it actually? Thanks for the explanation. It's actually something I will try. I can't hurt to learn new things, can it?
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by saganus 11y ago
" The only way to know for sure that "this is how its going to turn out" is to actually be in the future." But then what kind of "time resolution" do you use for "in the future"? I mean, of course if
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by saganus 11y ago
I think what I was trying to say it's not really that developers are divorced from science, but that the day-to-day tasks that we do end up being far from whatever paper or thesis taught us how to do. The example that comes to mind is
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by saganus 11y ago
This is actually very interesting. However, I still am left with the feeling that you have reached this conclusion by means of more than three decades of practicing both the right thing and the wrong thing as well (we all make mistakes, et
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by saganus 11y ago
As I get older, both as a person and as a dev, I have come to the same realization as you: that a lot of the time I end up building things that I don't need "right now", but which I have to at least plan at the architectural
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by saganus 11y ago
Oh. I missed the sarcasm then. Yeah, I agree that I don't think equal pay eliminated politics.
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by saganus 11y ago
If I understood your comment correctly; you say there are no (or very little) office politics in academia, right? I have met a few academics that would definitely bet their paycheck on academia having much more politics than companies.
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by saganus 11y ago
Wow...so hard to keep up with best practices.
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by saganus 11y ago
How do you save the URL to share it, if using the desktop version? Can't find the way to get the link to share :(
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by saganus 11y ago
I guess that makes sense. It does seem like a more exotic solution. Especially considering the amount of different skills that whoever is building such system would need to have. Maybe in some years we'll see if the Parallela paradigm
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by saganus 11y ago
One totally uninformed question: Do you think this could be solved with stacks of Parallela boards? Just curious, because that's kind of like the target market for the boards right? Cheap , multi-core processing?
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by saganus 11y ago
I read it more as referring to the way the engineer approaches the problem vs what time of day they work. An engineer who starts hacking away a solution and keeps at it 90+ hours a week (or whatever amount) but then because of this burns ou
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Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg Regarding Internet.org [pdf](openmedia.org)
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