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toomim
10y ago
Agreed. This article projects no actual Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt, so it's not FUD.
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toomim
10y ago
I want to use it with SockJS. Do you have any plans or interest in that?
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toomim
10y ago
I agree, the original post was an attack. But then you attacked back. Now you're both mudslinging uglyshit. Also, your work looks good. I want to use it.
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toomim
10y ago
For your first set of questions: it's single threaded. If you want use multiple processors/threads, you start multiple servers, and either distribute loads with a load balancer or give each one a different TCP port.
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toomim
10y ago
Why do I care if it's using an "old-style cast" (I presume something like `(float)var` instead of `float(var)`, replacing a reserved identifier with a macro, or contains implicit casts (like `1.0 + 1` instead of `1.0 + float(
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toomim
10y ago
Why? How does webgl make indexed pelletes more efficient?
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toomim
11y ago
It's funny how many commenters on hacker news think that this is actually satoshi nakamoto.
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toomim
11y ago
The public should be the judge.
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toomim
11y ago
I was disappointed that it wasn't a discussion of Constraint Satisfaction Problems.
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toomim
11y ago
I totally agree.
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toomim
11y ago
Exactly! Like in Seattle: a culture of fitting in , rather than standing out .
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toomim
11y ago
Quebecers are my favorite Canadians! But there is definitely language racism, especially with the language laws. Here are some examples to prove my point: On a phone call with the government to renew an ID card, my bilingual Montrealler fri
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toomim
11y ago
I moved to Montreal last summer and spring, after years in Seattle and Berkeley. Then I gave up and moved back to Berkeley. Pros: + Bitcoin Embassy Montreal! + Really cheap hipster life + Wonderful cheap food + Walkab
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toomim
11y ago
Yeah, what is a "metric"? Does that mean a "number"?
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toomim
11y ago
You just contradicted yourself. You're giving a -1 on giving -1s.
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toomim
11y ago
Please read the article that this whole thread is about--you know, the link at the top of this page that we're discussing. Gavin says that 75% of the people at roundtable 3 voted in disagreement with the document you linked.
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toomim
11y ago
It uses mostly hydropower, even in china.
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toomim
11y ago
> > The larger issue is that some of the core developers don't want to scale Bitcoin at all. They would rather have a more decentralized, less widely used Bitcoin. > This is not the case. See: https://bitcoin.org&#x
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toomim
11y ago
He's referring to Gavin.
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toomim
11y ago
All you need is the 460 nanometer wavelength of light. That's what your eye's daylight detectors are most sensitive to. Halogen lights don't have that frequency, which is why they didn't work for you. Furthermore, you do
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toomim
11y ago
I challenge you to provide an example of this vague claim of a problem. Why not record a video of yourself breaking the prototype?
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toomim
11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCDEgvz_Rqw
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toomim
11y ago
> jtimon? sipa? dude you know these people, wtf. First, you're confusing me for my brother. It's a common mistake. He is Jonathan Toomim, and I'm Michael. Together, we are... the Toomim Bros!!! https://toom.
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toomim
11y ago
That said, Sidechains is VERY COOL technology, and the Blockstream developers make VERY COOL new features that could be added to Bitcoin. Unfortunately, by building a company on Sidechains and looking for profitable applications of it, the
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toomim
11y ago
Blockstream Liquid makes them a middleman: https://blockstream.com/2015/10/12/introducing-liquid/ They also work on the lightning network, which creates middlemen. In general, all Blockstream's prod
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toomim
11y ago
Great. Dropbox has disabled your download links because people like your game.
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toomim
11y ago
This is inspir{ed,ing,ational,ation}.
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toomim
11y ago
And the bigger news is that letsencrypt starts its public beta today! You don't need to buy SSL certs anymore! Wow! Someone submit this story!
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toomim
11y ago
Me too, except I'm serious.
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toomim
11y ago
coinbase.com/multisig
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