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   Native blockchain support coming to Go(go-review.googlesource.com)

   8 points by teabee89 9y ago|1 comments
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   I wanted to find out, so I looked at vgo's source code, and found that vgo does indeed have some solution to this using Github Access Tokens and ~/.netrc: https://github.com/golang/vgo/blob/b6ca6ae
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   To all the skeptics, please try it out and provide constructive feedback. Experiment with the corner cases you think won't work. Judging just by the blogpost won't help anyone. Personally, I'm very excited and impressed by th
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   I highly recommend this talk "Greatness cannot be planned: the Myth of the Objective" by Kenneth Stanley: he created picbreeder.org (evolutionary art platform) and realized that if an interesting state is set as an objective, then
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   You mean overestimating the feasibility.
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   Thanks for the missing piece of the puzzle!
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   EDIT: I forgot the fact that CH4 is being burned, not released as-is in the atmosphere. Original comment: Carbon footprint is just one way of measuring the impact on climate, but that's only because CO2 is the biggest pollutant. Howeve
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   I thought CH4 was ~four times more potent in the greenhouse effect than CO2, significantly worsening the global temperature rise.
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   by teabee89 9y ago

   I'm not sure the graph entitled "A Stark Difference: Drug-Related Deaths" proves any point: Portugal has indeed the best stats and the US the worst, but you cannot conclude that it results from Portugal's vs US's po
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    by teabee89 9y ago

    Reminds me of "I am Pied Piper": http://siliconcali.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/I_AM_PIED_...
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    by teabee89 9y ago

    I agree that AI is hyped, but I believe the problem is that we absolutely don't care about 50 years of neuroscience research. We know so little about the brain, but already much more than back when "artificial neurons" were m
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    by teabee89 9y ago

    They agree on the bird analogy, except Numenta (IMHO rightfully) thinks you can't come up with airplane designs without having understood how birds actually fly.
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    by teabee89 9y ago

    HN hug? :) The title of the paper is "The String-to-String Correction Problem with Block Moves". You can search for it with filetype:pdf on Google. Here is another link (even better quality): https://www.researchgate.ne
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    by teabee89 9y ago

    Here you go, it's called Tichy diff: http://ftp.cs.purdue.edu/research/technical_reports/1983/TR%... This 1983 paper is still relevant today, it's an algorithm much better suited for code diffs and
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    by teabee89 9y ago

    Have you seen https://github.com/atmanos/atmanos ? It may be of interest to you.
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    I am so afraid that WebAssembly will make too many assumptions that will prevent Go from targeting it as a platform.
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    I strongly encourage people to read about the lesser-known Tichy diff algorithm too: https://bryanpendleton.blogspot.com/2010/04/more-study-of-di...
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    Would it make sense to provide an upspin server interface to Camlistore?
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    This would bring another reason for the billionaire in the 1997 movie Contact, to go to space to live just a little longer :P
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    It was an interesting read but the solution reminds me of pyramidal "scams" (of course the scam part is where the analogy breaks): the way you avoid burn out, is by delegating it to others and once they too get burned out they hav
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    From looking in the code, this is my favorite part so far: https://github.com/google/grumpy/blob/75a35b4b30afb049b9cfff... making python threads as lightweight as goroutines must be a breeze!
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    Sounds like Numenta's HTM algorithm. What are the differences?
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    The issue you are referring to happens only if the docker client version is newer than the docker daemon version. In the case where the client is older than the daemon, it has always worked. Thanks for bringing this issue up though, because
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    Maintainer here, After verifying, I have to rectify your second point: 1.12 DOES NOT BREAK older clients. To add more information, the issue was present for Docker clients with version 1.9 and older talking to THEN Docker master. Thankfully
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    I agree with you a lot. Thanks for saying this, it's been annoying me too. Lots of anti-Elonism in France as well. And even with solar power, I've heard criticism, stating that it's not renewable because you need rare earths
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    I find it surprising that they don't mention Numenta's work on Hierarchical Temporal Memory.
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    by teabee89 10y ago

    Since Docker 1.10, you can specify --userns-remap=default on the daemon and root inside the container will not be root outside: https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/daemon/...
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    by teabee89 11y ago

    That Firefox anecdote is ironically funny. I now experience the same thing with Chrome, except it's for disk space backed memory. So every day I have my "Your startup disk is almost full" warning. I then quit Chrome to see 10
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    by teabee89 11y ago

    Defer is always greyed out. Why is that?
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    by teabee89 11y ago

    Congrats on the release! Very excited about http2 and vendoring. But what's happening with the work on shared libraries? :(