tobiaswk

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by tobiaswk 9y ago
Bitcoin is currently not what Bitcoin was when it was created. Slow peer-to-peer transactions and high processing fees. Average fees are hovering around 60 dollars. That's an average. Unconfirmed transactions has been at over 100k for
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
Bitcoin is currently not what Bitcoin was when it was created. Slow peer-to-peer transactions and high processing fees. Average fees are hovering around 30 dollars. That's an average. Unconfirmed transactions has been at over 100k for
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
Turns out it wasn't. Bitcoin Cash was created and now has the same properties Bitcoin had years ago. Fast peer-to-peer transactions. Low processing fees. Its price also seems to suggest that the fork was a success. I think people will
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
Well. Satoshi even suggested that to scale bigger blocks would be required. In fact before the 1MiB limit was introduced there was no limit. Believe it or not. I know this is not a valid reason to say that increasing the block size is the o
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
Bitcoin is currently not what Bitcoin was when it was created. Slow peer-to-peer transactions High processing fees Average fees are approaching 40 dollars. That's an average. Unconfirmed transactions are at an ATH of 260k... has been
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
If I may ask... Why did you have this assumption? I'm asking you specifically because like you said many sold their Bitcoin Cash. I suspect those who didn't were mostly the ones with deeper insight of the underlying technology. Wh
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
The thing with frameworks like this is that the time invested could be lost if the framework looses traction. I am very hesitant to use a framework like this for anything serious and business-oriented.
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
Hardening an old turd.
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
The stuff I've built with Flutter has been very stable and I haven't encountered any big bugs or show-stoppers. However the API itself is subjected to changes so there's that.
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
Flutter is an amazing project. It feels like an futuristic version of the Android SDK. Everything is a widget and it has a catalog of amazing widgets. These conform to the Material Design guidelines. It makes it very hassle-free to make a
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by tobiaswk 9y ago
I haven't used Xamarin. React Native I have used. You can make some stuff really fast but I feel like some stuff is unfinished at this point. As an example simple navigation does not feel complete with React Native.
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by tobiaswk 10y ago
Can't wait to try this out. It looks very good. It also looks very simplified which I like.
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by tobiaswk 10y ago
Yes they are cheap... but their hardware has a high fault-rate. Hardware support is there but the software support is crappy at best. Allwinners SoC's pretty much have zero support in the open source community. They use old kernels. Yo
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by tobiaswk 10y ago
What a great little story. Thanks for sharing!
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by tobiaswk 10y ago
Incorrect. They actually had a finger on this product. "The concept for the game was conceived in 2014 by Satoru Iwata of Nintendo and Tsunekazu Ishihara of The Pokémon Company as an April Fools' Day collaboration with Google, cal
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by tobiaswk 10y ago
Just like Rayman Run is a clone of some other thing.
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by tobiaswk 10y ago
It's broken.
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by tobiaswk 11y ago
This series is a must-see. I haven't seen anything as detailed as this series. It's easy to follow regardless of all the great details. Really worth your while!
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by tobiaswk 11y ago
Yes this works fine for most cases. Although I've had DNS-related problems I've never been able to resolve properly.
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by tobiaswk 11y ago
This one is fast. Really fast. It even better than ack. This is very useful on large codebases.
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by tobiaswk 11y ago
I'm lost for words...
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by tobiaswk 11y ago
Basically the same result. NDK uses a customized cross-compiler built on the arm-eabi-gcc compiler.
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by tobiaswk 11y ago
You're missing missing the OpenGL Utility library. Possibly more.
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by tobiaswk 11y ago
Java? What are you talking about? Android used to use it own process-based virtual machine; Dalvik. This is not the case anymore. Now Android Runtime (ART) is used. Applications are compiled to native machine code upon installation. There i