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7y ago
Doctors give out the "unknown virus" diagnosis literally all the time. It's extremely common.
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This looks almost identical to Gin https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin Gin has 1000s of production users right now. Please evaluate carefully before choosing one or the other.
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7y ago
Not saying they should at all. Why pay to maintain a product line that isn’t financially viable?
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7y ago
Certainly PR speak. They just don’t want to maintain support for the platforms anymore due to their ROI.
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7y ago
Very interesting, I have not heard of this before. I will give it a try out. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Web development environments like native?
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Pics!
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Disregarding the energy cost, couldn't a "dumb" PoW be more computationally complex than Sha256, such that a relatively larger number of computers could compete in the consensus algorithm, thereby increasing decentralization?
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7y ago
It appears to be a side project at this point. They have revenue against expenses on their "open" page here: https://simpleanalytics.com/open but as you can see salary is ~$500/mo
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7y ago
BRD | Stealth Cryptocurrency Project | San Francisco, CA / Bend, OR / Chicago, IL / Tokyo, Japan / Remote Welcome I [Samuel Sutch, CTO] am hiring for a stealth project team. Our main product, BRD, is a cryptocurrency wal
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8y ago
Yes, you can. How do you think your brain learned the original way?
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8y ago
Where does this metric come from?
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8y ago
Did it ever?
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8y ago
I believe that is the point of the mod proxy.
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Especially when GPG signing is so easy: https://help.github.com/articles/signing-commits-using-gpg/
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8y ago
Many years ago, it was. Parrot is a separate team, and was designed to be the "mother of all VMs" with Perl 6 as its sort of halo language implementation. It split off as the Perl 6 project matured and needed to own the vm/co
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8y ago
Official vgo proposal: https://github.com/golang/proposal/blob/master/design/24301-... Github tracking issue: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/24301 Official wasm
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Patent troll who demanded $35k from Clicker Heroes is now accusing them of libel
(clickerheroes2.com)
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9y ago
A lot of progress has been made recently in ARM virtualization (see its push into datacenter units). An ARM VM should run reasonably quick, and Ubuntu works fine on ARM.
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9y ago
Bread | Infrastructure (Kubernetes), Backend (Go), Frontend (Vue) | San Francisco, Ca | Remote (USA/Canada/Mexico) Bread is already one of the most popular digital currency wallets, and we are loved by our growing base of customer
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Bread https://breadapp.com - REMOTE - FULL TIME - USA/CA/MEXICO Hiring for experienced Android and iOS developers, Infrastructure (Kubernetes), backend (Go), frontend (JS) and plenty more. If you want to work at a very
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For a good C-bitcoin library you can use breadwallet-core: https://github.com/breadwallet/breadwallet-core
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In real-live-production workloads I've had nothing but pain with MongoDB. They see more like a marketing and sales team piggybacking on a strange and immature database technology.
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9y ago
It means anyone who isn't paying for the hosting of the website.
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I think a lot of projects would probably be OK with Citus Community: https://www.citusdata.com/product/community (as long as you don't mind being unmanaged)
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breadwallet | Senior Backend Engineer, Senior Android Engineer | San Francisco & Zurich | Remote full-time | https://breadwallet.com Bread is a crypto-currency startup focused on a consumer-facing mobile wallet available on
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Cross-core communication
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Yes, and for ICO-type tokens we can expect to see a lot more starting very soon which offer a simple mechanism of profit sharing (dividends) just like with traditional stock exchanges. It won't be as simple as "earnings per coin&q
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Someone should send this guy an iMac
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10y ago
Haha yeah, because the Linux Kernel is just another open source project.
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