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   by tsujp 5y ago

   Migadu ( https://www.migadu.com/ ) Migadu prices per volume of emails not per domain. So you could have 20 domains and only send/receive 10 emails a month between them all and you’ll pay pennies versus almost everywhere
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   Tagref: Maintain cross-references in your code(github.com)

   2 points by tsujp 5y ago|0 comments
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   by tsujp 5y ago

   Everyone in the DeFi space knows Wormhole (which is on Solana) is not decentralised because Solana is banked, run, and paid for by VCs. Yet another out of touch comment on HackerNews -- a place where people should be doing even a modicum of
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   Nomad: Single Binary Workload Orchestration(nomadproject.io)

   3 points by tsujp 5y ago|0 comments
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   Lossless-cut: Crossplatform ffmpeg GUI front end(github.com)

   3 points by tsujp 5y ago|0 comments
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   by tsujp 5y ago

   > it's kind of fascinating. For me I'd replace that with: scary. Full size A4 paper and bigger screens in cars you can stream movies on while driving (distraction leading to accidents); the Las Vegas Loop which is just a tunnel
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   by tsujp 5y ago

   I wait until I'm stopped to wind up or down the passenger side window, having an electric equivalent would save me.. actually 0 time. You have to stop at a toll booth to pay the toll, you have to stop at a drive thru to pay and collect
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   by tsujp 5y ago

   Would you consider MakerDAO to not be successful?
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   by tsujp 5y ago

   I've had cars with electric and manual windows. I'm 27 (so you don't think I have been biased by a lifetime of manual) and I prefer manual crank in all but a single use case: the situation where I want to wind up or down the
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    One thing I was flabbergasted at recently was Tesla offering, and the government allowing, regular drivers to use a yoke steering wheel like F1 drivers. Not only is it harder for the average person to handle but their firmware hadn't a
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    I think the touch display within Teslas is dangerous. Physical buttons and dials allow me to feel around and not take my eyes off the road whereas a touch display has no such method of feedback. Sure it can vibrate and sure there are voice
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    Ether isn’t intended to be used as a monetary currency like a dollar (reasonable stable). Its purpose is to pay for EVM instructions which are priced in gas. This is like saying because shoes happen to be worth money (sneakers/trainers
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    Zig Hashmaps Explained(devlog.hexops.com)

    2 points by tsujp 5y ago|0 comments
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    Foam Decentralised Location Service(foam.space)

    14 points by tsujp 5y ago|6 comments
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    https://icanhazip.com
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    You are because in 1847, 49 years after Terrare’s death in 1798, Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis who discovered washing your hands before operations drastically reduced morality would be ignored and ridiculed by his peers for years until he suffered a
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    Most of this blog (rant) is complaining about default behaviour which is trivially changeable, or comparison to other operating system shortcuts. For example, the author states as objective fact that Finder’s “enter” to rename and “command
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    Gitly – Git{hub,lab} alternative written in V(github.com)

    3 points by tsujp 5y ago|0 comments
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    There's also these resources for more vetted patterns: (1) Bash: https://github.com/dylanaraps/pure-bash-bible (2) POSIX Shell: https://github.com/dylanaraps/pure-sh-bible
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    Polluting the DOM with spacer components (which are going to be styled with CSS anyway) as opposed to using grid, or flexbox, or just margins themselves (no float layouts please) is wasteful and needlessly complex.
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    I've recently started dabbling in some C development on Windows, particularly drivers, and a lot of the newer APIs Microsoft provides are C++ only headers so unless I add `extern "C"` to everything myself (and thus now also n
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    Newly minted Bitcoin (a new blocks coinbase reward) is just one way to earn Bitcoin. The other is a reward of the sum of the transaction fees included in said block.
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    Which part of a sovereign country’s government governing their sovereign territory is the problem here? I imagine since jaywalking is legal in the UK (but not in the US) you have similar comments? How could there be a different law about th
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    Tether Lawyer Admits Stablecoin Now 74% Backed by Cash and Equivalents(coindesk.com)

    4 points by tsujp 5y ago|0 comments
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    Back in 2019 Tether was proven to NOT be backed 1:1 in USD. Rather it is backed 74% by fiat AND cash-equivalents. So that 74% is not even 74 literal cents. Article: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2019/04/30&
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    Janet – a Lisp-like functional, imperative programming language(github.com)

    224 points by tsujp 5y ago|135 comments
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    The distant legacy of terminal emulators(git.sr.ht)

    11 points by tsujp 5y ago|2 comments
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    There was recently a launch on the Ethereum mainnet for a carbon credit DAO called Klima. Might be worth checking out, I’m reading up on it myself.
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    Location: Perth, Australia. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: To Korea or Japan yes. Technologies: Node.js, Typescript, React, Ruby, Linux, AWS, Azure, Git, Docker, Podman CV: linked.in/tsujp Email: jc+j.hn@wz.ht
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    by tsujp 5y ago

    What is the monetisation avenue for each of these? For example, I don't see pricing for visalist so I assume it's from ads, whereas simpleops is a paid-for service.