thealfreds

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by thealfreds 9y ago
Correct xCurrent doesn't require XRP and just the xRapid product uses XRP to process payments. The thought is that XRP would be a universal currency for the payment processing portion and separated from the xCurrent ledger solution.
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Hoping the introduction of the Lightning Network (or really any tech that can batch transactions together) will help here.
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Nice QI clip about this too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--8bqcCJ0L4
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Actually thinking back on it and going over your responses I'll admit I'm wrong. You appear to have many many more years dedicated to online forums than me and very most likely understand how to sustain a community better. With me
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by thealfreds 9y ago
> So the lack of that justifies graffiti in random threads until your demands are Let? Nope but it is the inevitable outcome as we see here.
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by thealfreds 9y ago
> You're not demonstrating how or why the solutions I have offered are not applicable. Your solution was that I write a script to blacklist certain words? Is that really a viable solution vs a product implementation? > Don't
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by thealfreds 9y ago
A lot of this argument boils down to people are not allowed to question the structure / content of a site because it will be self regulated. I think those discussions are healthy for a community to have and would prefer people offer an
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by thealfreds 9y ago
I don't think a burden of proof needs to be constructed at this time. OP stated a perceived issue and a possible fix for it. The top reply at the time was a low level deflection of the idea rather than a constructive feedback of the id
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by thealfreds 9y ago
> Offers solution to a perceived problem. > Rather than critically discussing why you don't want the feature you deflect from the idea.
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Also the LICENSE > Hyperscan is licensed under the BSD License. > Copyright (c) 2015, Intel Corporation
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Owns 5% of Berkshire Hathaway. Doing pretty solid right there.
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Typescript and as mentioned below Flow are good solutions to this problem. Add appropriate linting to force types to be defined on methods and you just hover over (or however you prefer to open a method definition window) and get a breakdow
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Pfft I just cmd + alt + j every file I touch. Everyone must conform!
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by thealfreds 9y ago
Work filtering out netflix.com? Old place use to do it and it would bug me I couldn't read their techblog at work.
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by thealfreds 10y ago
I've worked at Deere as a contractor. Not on the tractor software as I didn't have access, but I would put most of what I saw as towing the line of over engineered. There were certainly parts that were exceptionally easy to work w
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by thealfreds 10y ago
Well sure with a single service and a single mapper etc. Once you start tacking on multiple it keeps following the pattern above with promises and just extends with `.then`'s. Also agree middleware is a good solution which can go throu
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by thealfreds 10y ago
Very correct! Got my numbers all switched around when looking for more information and was somehow thinking of 2B a year. Thank you.
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by thealfreds 10y ago
http://fortune.com/2016/10/28/google-cloud-business-2/ states their "other revenue" was $2.543 billion for its third quarter. A chunk of that is from Cloud. So it is definitely the largest shar
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by thealfreds 10y ago
Chaining and returning can keep things nice and neat. Say you are following a Controller -> Service -> Repo implementation. Controller calls the service. Service returns a call to a repo with any mapping that needs to occur. Repo call
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by thealfreds 10y ago
Eh, it's pretty much the same stuff over and over again that gets posted here when people try to categorize engineers into types. Maybe saying the same thing over and over again has merit to nail in the idea but eventually it becomes s
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by thealfreds 10y ago
Dietary cholesterol and not blood levels.
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by thealfreds 10y ago
I thought that cholesterol -> heart attacks was found to all be bupkis a while ago.