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by sktrdie 6y ago
I think all these approaches for code-generation have been around for a while and are interesting for web-agencies but as soon as you need to have more finer grained control they lose their initial benefits. SwiftUI has really shined in thi
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Yeah but once you're better, covid is free to infect you.
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2D multiplayer first-person shooter in the browser(closequarters.io)
1 points by sktrdie 6y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 6y ago
What if the artist himself had all the crypto? Created hundreds of fake personas (addresses) and took part of the auctions to create hype on what essentially is buying his own work? Catching a few gullible people on the way.
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Sure but you have to really trust each other. Oh wait, it can all be the same person!
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Isn't this how the entire field of "collectibles" works? Makes total sense to me. Why do people think this is lunacy and selling music isn't? (just curious)
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by sktrdie 6y ago
How hard is it to replace the SSD?
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Have you compared this with using Merkle Trees? Would be curious how big the size of a merkle branch is in comparison to the bloom filter set.
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Aliens: look at this species they've come up with this weird concept of "money". Some of them have more & can obtain more resources with it. Because they can't trust each other they need a book-keeping system that us
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by sktrdie 6y ago
You could make it illegal, but there are ways to be completely anonymous and still use it, and have no way for anybody to know that you performed a transaction (not even governments). So fundamentally, sure making it illegal will make the h
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by sktrdie 6y ago
I fail to see anybody mention this but isn’t UX entirely subjective? Also big corps have AB tested the hell out of everything leading to a UX that converts the most and hence is probably the best. Complaining about bad UX and then not showi
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Indeed. I think Craig is a fraud. I'm just dumbfounded why Gavin --a person I admire from intial days and who is probably person n.2 after satoshi in terms of bitcoin actual initial lines of code written -- was so easily fooled.
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by sktrdie 6y ago
A while ago he (this Craig Wright fraud) actually sat with one of the first people behind bitcoin development Gavin Andresen. Gavin was the main developer in the beginning chatting with satoshi in the forum. There was a video of Gavin sayin
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Sculpting Animations Using Bthreads(observablehq.com)
2 points by sktrdie 6y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 6y ago
What kind of actual real world use-cases has ethereum's programmable "contracts" enabled? It's been out there for a while yet I fail to see where it made an impact.
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Bitmessage is a really cool project because it relies on PoW (proof-of-work) to send messages. Hence for spammers to flood the network would require lots of computing power. This means that the network should be full of healthy messages tha
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by sktrdie 6y ago
I know Bitcoin is all a hype, but isn’t so anything else? At least for me I can go through the paper and the source code and understand exactly how it works and what its implication are. With other systems this is either simply not availabl
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by sktrdie 6y ago
That's kind of fascinating. Would you suggest some reading on this? Question: if I send to other 3 players (via gossip say) the event "in frame N, I clicked the B button that causes monster to die" but my network lags and in
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Legalities? You don’t want the server that relays commands for copyrighted games to go offline. With WebRTC there’s no servers :)
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Interesting so commands are sent to other players async? Doesn’t that mean that some players will see things different than others? I my friend A stabs a monster and my other friend B also stabs a monster but they come in different order I
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by sktrdie 6y ago
It’s probably really simple: if you normally load a ROM game and start a multiplayer game you control all the other players input. This simply goes next step and makes other inputs be controlled by other players.
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Do commands have to go through a server? Maybe using WebRTC to send commands directly to the other players is faster (like video/audio does it)
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by sktrdie 6y ago
This is by far the best engineering hack of the year: Use off-shelf-chatrooms-software to create rooms but instead of chatting you send ROM game commands to each other and allow for multiplayer gaming!
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Am I the only one that thinks career is NOT the main thing in my life? I work just enough to not make it impact my life (freelance). Sometimes I work 5 hours a day, others 2, others 8. If it reaches the point where I feel stressed I downgra
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Does this mean that for any user interaction some of your code will run on backend which means you'll need to monitor the behavior & performance of the server. Imagine something breaking in a Server Component in production. Your
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Which version outputs this behavior? The earlier ones are on purpose buggy. As the computer bthread is added there's no way for it to start at tile 8. The point was to show how by adding new bthreads the system gets smarter and less bu
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Harel's recent work (which evolve from Statecharts) is so called Scenario-based programming. If interested I follow his work very closely and showcase his techniques in this article about bthreads: https://lmatteis.github.io
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by sktrdie 6y ago
This is a really interesting space that I'm deeply passionate about. I think the issue exists in general with any abstraction: from highest levels where users have to understand and maintain a text document to deepest level of maintain
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by sktrdie 6y ago
It’s pretty cool. If you make a url return data that is visually aligned with “a story protocol” google will put it at top of relevant search results. Think of it as a mini-html site that follows a specific set of visual JS and CSS protocol
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by sktrdie 6y ago
Can anyone explain what Matrix is and why is this interesting? Feels like we’re reinventing Jabber?

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