sharno

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Scaling Ethereum and crypto for a billion users(blog.coinbase.com)
3 points by sharno 5y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 5y ago
Totally agree, really wish for a language that has all rust features + GC. OCaml and F# come close enough but they are not as popular.
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Node.js and yarn are 4x slower on windows than Ubuntu (2020)(github.com)
2 points by sharno 5y ago|1 comments
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Egyptian man arrested after broadcasting face during robbery(bbc.com)
2 points by sharno 5y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 5y ago
No windows support is such a bummer
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by sharno 5y ago
Yes, getting a lot of these lately
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by sharno 5y ago
Was just thinking about that, will we see the ring forming?
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The universe is hostile to computers(youtube.com)
6 points by sharno 5y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 5y ago
IMHO, Union types are the one the most important features that should have been in programming languages since C. And I believe it would have made our software much more bug free than it is generally now. Enums in all languages should be Ru
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Google’s Fuchsia OS is rolling out to every first-gen Nest Hub(theverge.com)
2 points by sharno 5y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 5y ago
Ceiling fan
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Ask HN: How to prepare for climate change events
17 points by sharno 5y ago|13 comments
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by sharno 5y ago
In Islam we believe that the dead can hear us, so we make prayers for them, we give charity in their names and perform other worshiping rituals in their name too. The best kind of charity is the ones that have a continuous effect (sadaqa ja
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by sharno 6y ago
WhatsApp is supposed to release an Erlang typechecker this month, I thinking it’d be good to see how they handle this
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by sharno 6y ago
I think Unison [0] is going to make this trivial [0] https://www.unisonweb.org/
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by sharno 6y ago
Check out https://github.com/purerl/purerl
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by sharno 6y ago
Have seen that Purerl is actually used in production in some companies. It's amazing to see how Purescript being used more
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Bertrand Russell, in Praise of Idleness [pdf](libcom.org)
2 points by sharno 7y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 7y ago
This wouldn’t work. Domain squatters are always going to profit from most requested domains whatever the increase is. If $30 is affordable for the regular person it’s affordable for a squatter. Increasing prices though would prevent someone
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by sharno 7y ago
How about a malicious country/government that is capable of doing this?
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Spin: Project scaffolding tool and set of templates for Reason and OCaml(github.com)
4 points by sharno 7y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 7y ago
I got my MS degree from Turkey. These days they decided to close my university because of some political conflict between Erdogan and a guy who got separated from his party (Ahmet Davutoglu), turns out this guy owned the university. I’m not
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History’s Largest Mining Operation Is About to Begin(theatlantic.com)
1 points by sharno 7y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 7y ago
Seems like the concept behind the Tap strap: https://www.amazon.com/Tap-Bluetooth-Wearable-Controller-Sma...
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Practical Profunctor Lenses and Optics in PureScript(thomashoneyman.com)
2 points by sharno 7y ago|0 comments
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The Fourth Horseman of the Next Recession Approaches(fuqua.duke.edu)
34 points by sharno 7y ago|8 comments
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by sharno 7y ago
If Automattic could transform Tumblr into a better alternative to Medium, that could be a good strategy to revive the platform
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by sharno 7y ago
Apple's ecosystem is one of the best out there actually, pretty seamless experience with little flaws here and there that are ok to live with or they get fixed slowly. Compare that to the alternatives and you'll find it marginally
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by sharno 7y ago
I got once a mistaken transaction on Paypal, the "buyer" contacted me to ask me to refund their money because it was a mistake. I issued a refund and Paypal took 30 cents fees because of the refund. I contacted paypal to ask why I
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by sharno 7y ago
I understand how hard it is to improve an open source software to get to be on the same level of proprietary ones, but it seems that Gnome took multiple steps backwards, or rather maybe the ubuntu adaptation of it. I saw multiple UX hiccups

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