shadowfiend

16 ms·

91.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
asciidoc via asciidoctor ( https://asciidoctor.org ) covers a lot of this, though not bundled into a system. Comments/edits via something like GitHub, tables ( https://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual&#x2
92.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
I use asciidoc (via asciidoctor), which is based on Docbook and therefore supports a lot more complex document features. Its PDF export is quite excellent IMO, and doesn't require LaTeX (though it can go through LaTeX).
93.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
The Dfinity team ( https://dfinity.org ) is using something like this to underly their blockchain implementation: they use threshold BLS signatures with groups of nodes to sign previous chain states and still be resilient against
94.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
We are working on this, in a sense, with Keep ( https://keep.network ). The actual storage is done off-chain, with an interaction on-chain, by incentivized nodes. The idea is to also support (initially limited) secure computation,
95.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
In my experience, you rarely have to reorient on the slider, because touch-and-drag is a valid gesture on the volume and brightness sliders. i.e., you don't have to tap, find slider, touch-and-drag, you can just directly touch-and-drag
96.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
Full disclosure: tech lead on Keep (the project whose blog this is posted to), and the post is by one of our advisors. You're right that this particular example has other downsides. The goal was to present the simplest examples of some
97.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
Full disclosure: tech lead on Keep (the project whose blog this is posted to), and the post is by one of our advisors. It might not be worth the effort when volume is low, but if you have a highly-used set of contracts susceptible to this,
98.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
> There is no room for “maybe” - and there is no room for “is this a woman who wrote this or is it a man”. All one should care about is - is this excellent or is it not? Is this right or is this wrong? The general way that I have underst
99.
Threshold Signatures(blog.keep.network)
1 points by shadowfiend 9y ago|0 comments
100.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
Fold | San Mateo, CA | ONSITE & REMOTE Fold is a cryptocurrency payments company backed by a number of well-known investors in the space. We have exciting new opportunities with Keep ( https://keep.network ), a new project bui
101.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
Fold | San Mateo, CA | ONSITE & REMOTE Fold is a cryptocurrency payments company backed by a number of well-known investors in the space. We're expanding into new currencies (Dash, Monero, Zcash) and launching Keep ( https:/&#
102.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
While not a direct test, there's prior research into the fact that folks who use keyboard shortcuts think they're faster than their mousing counterparts---and are wrong: http://www.asktog.com/TOI/toi06Keyboard
103.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
I'd say two things here: - Recent vim in terminal (and vim in a GUI container like gvim or MacVim) supports mouse interactions. For example, in macOS's Terminal.app, View -> Allow Mouse Reporting will send mouse events to vim,
104.
Developer Experience Lessons Operating a Serverless-Like Platform at Netflix(medium.com)
2 points by shadowfiend 9y ago|0 comments
105.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
If you click on that annoying preview after it comes up thing it'll open the link in a new tab :)
106.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
It's hard to read the title here (or even the content) and not take it as a categorical statement, but I think this is aimed at a very particular subset of all open source: projects that have one or few maintainers, with relatively lit
107.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
I'm confused… This is an interview from 1969. EB White died in 1985. Not sure why you're remarking on the presence or absence of online-specific interviews in The Paris Review here.
108.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
Live Photos combine two things: the 3s video capture (1.5s before and 1.5s after you take the picture) at relatively low resolution, and the actual photo that is taken at full camera resolution . GIFs are missing the latter, and are more f
109.
by shadowfiend 9y ago
Mind-bending how the same person can say that personal data privacy should be the domain of the market, but cell phone usage on airplanes should be disallowed based on a preference for quiet on an airplane. I can respect the position that r
110.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
You are correct---in your system, someone can be surrounded by a society that is fundamentally positive because no one is wanting for basic needs, and leverage that fact to be wealthy because they don't have to worry about a certain cl
111.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
Lifted from there, but with broken indentation :) In fact with correct indentation, you see that this goes down 4 levels (instead of the seeming 14 the current rendering seems to indicate). That's significantly better, and once you get
112.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
Were they? I'll just point to one liberal-leaning reputable news source and ask for your evidence that Democrats, and liberals in general, have been big fans of Obama's drone strikes: http://www.theatlantic.com/pol
113.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
That seems to be a documentation oversight. The blog post announcing form validation support mentions `required` explicitly as a supported attribute: https://webkit.org/blog/7099/html-interactive-form-validatio...
114.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
While “pride” is often used as the opposite of “humility”---which I think is maybe what you're getting at here---I don't think pride is always the opposite of humility. In particular, I think the word can mean many things, and the
115.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
I think that's crossing the wires of humility and confidence. You can be confident but humble. Confidence is your ability to come up with solutions and feel like they are the right solutions, and that they are good or excellent solutio
116.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
This is one reason I'm actually a big fan of the fact that Apple News supports news subscriptions in iOS 10 (though of course not everyone supports Apple News's subscriptions stuff, including NYT). It ensures these shenanigans don
117.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
CarPlay has supported wireless functionality for some time, but car manufacturers and 3rd party addons are only starting to support it now. No defense for the maps restriction, however.
118.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
If the US government decided to attack its own citizens on American land, I'd expect they wouldn't be too worried about waging a humane war. So perhaps the more educational recent example here is Aleppo. The rebels haven't lo
119.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
> All told, you'd have to cite about 100,000,000 civilian gun deaths to catch up with the records set by modern governments who weren't as afraid of their citizens and subjects as they should have been. Yep, the thing that&#x27
120.
by shadowfiend 10y ago
No, that's correct. If you're not a US citizen unfortunately this does not help at all :/

More ›