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by sprt 9y ago
Over the years, I've noticed the best way to learn about shell one-liners is to read HN comments on programs that implement trivial functionality.
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by sprt 9y ago
After that you may wanna read this: https://www.igvita.com/2014/05/05/minimum-viable-block-chain...
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by sprt 9y ago
Then you need to fix your parser
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by sprt 9y ago
Quizlet seems to be doing the same thing and already has a somewhat large community behind it.
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CUDA Programming(github.com)
3 points by sprt 9y ago|0 comments
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by sprt 9y ago
App Engine
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by sprt 9y ago
Yes I understand that's how it works, but I don't get why it's important. Surely you could double spend an output as long as you don't exceed its value; and that looks easily verifiable.
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by sprt 9y ago
Ok, but the unspent output takes space as well. I think you could just replace it with the fee. Not sure if I'm missing something or if it was just an arbitrary design decision.
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by sprt 9y ago
Wrt transactions, I don't understand why you need to send yourself the unspent BTCs. Why does it make things significantly easier?
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by sprt 9y ago
That's it?
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by sprt 9y ago
Kenneth Reitz's pipenv and Go's future official package manager use that terminology as well, which doesn't make any sense.
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by sprt 9y ago
Relevant: https://github.com/python/cpython/commit/30d00e54dde47b11f5b...
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Google to US: Too expensive to provide wage data in gender suit(cnet.com)
4 points by sprt 9y ago|0 comments
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by sprt 9y ago
What would you have done differently?
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Bill Gates questions worth of space exploration for improving humanity (2013)(businessinsider.com)
58 points by sprt 9y ago|97 comments