zoenolan

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by zoenolan 8y ago
Even if the Dump & Burn was spectacular https://youtu.be/BXmnr6_jKuw
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by zoenolan 8y ago
The F-117 doesn't have afterburners. goes against the whole stealth thing
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by zoenolan 8y ago
https://www.nand2tetris.org/ would be my go to starting point. Starting a little lower level than you want but will give you are good grounding
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by zoenolan 8y ago
Not hacker focused but you could check on https://spareroom.co.uk/ and https://www.gumtree.com
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by zoenolan 8y ago
Gamehut has a series on doing that https://youtu.be/PSYhSmXBgIw
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Privacy on Ethereum is too expensive(medium.com)
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GPD Pocket: The Nokia N810/n900 Lives(kemonine.info)
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by zoenolan 9y ago
And to add a similar ask from earlier in the year https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15379418
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by zoenolan 9y ago
NAND2Tetris is a good start http://nand2tetris.org
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CryptoZombies Ethereum Course – Learn How to Code Solidity(cryptozombies.io)
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Introducing Mythril: A framework for bug hunting on the Ethereum blockchain(medium.com)
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by zoenolan 9y ago
Nand 2 Tetris[1] is a good starting place. You should get a good view of how the different level interact. Coursera have two cources [2][3] that cover the same material as the book [1] http://nand2tetris.org/ [2] https:&#x
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by zoenolan 9y ago
My first thought why choose C#? The CLR supports floating point. Problematic if you want deterministic execution. Which you do for a smart contract. How would you deal with the halting problem?
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by zoenolan 9y ago
You have seen Mike Monteiro's talk 'Fuck You Pay Me'? https://youtu.be/FKSvdlFO638
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by zoenolan 10y ago
Monzo seem to be doing something similar here in the UK https://developers.monzo.com/
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by zoenolan 10y ago
I recently went through a similar process. My budget was ~£300. I ended up getting a Thinkpad X230, i7, 8GB RAM, SSD from Ebay. I'm happy with my choice and the machine is a decent workhorse
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Skype's Stockholm office to close(thelocal.se)
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by zoenolan 10y ago
Well large in terms of blockchain. Most hang out on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/
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by zoenolan 10y ago
I would suggest build on top of Ethereum. B9Labs have a decent (free) introduction https://academy.b9lab.com/courses/B9lab/X16-0/2016/about Solidity is the main language people use https://s
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by zoenolan 10y ago
London | Clearmatics | ONSITE We’re a fast growing startup working with UBS, Deutsche Bank, Santander, BNY Mellon, and ICAP on the utility settlement coin project https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12350715 The Clearmatic
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by zoenolan 10y ago
and just to point out we (clearmatics) are hiring https://clearmatics.workable.com/
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by zoenolan 10y ago
Clearmatics | London | Full Time | ONSITE We’re a fast growing startup with paying clients, an open source software business model and a lucrative target market. This brings a number of benefits, including a high level of autonomy, a flat a
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On Inflation, Transaction Fees and Cryptocurrency Monetary Policy(blog.ethereum.org)
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HackETHon: Thomson Reuters and Ethereum Foundation Hackathon(hackethon.thomsonreuters.com)
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Soft forks, hard forks, and the Ethereum Social Contract(youtube.com)
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by zoenolan 10y ago
Clearmatics | London | Full Time | ONSITE Clearmatics was founded in 2015 by Robert Sams with Vitalik Buterin as an advisor. The moral imperative of our company is to use technology to help the private sector and regulators re-engineer the
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Optimising the Ethereum Virtual Machine(medium.com)
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by zoenolan 10y ago
The Microsoft one was one of the tihng I thought they got right. https://www.quora.com/What-are-all-the-job-levels-in-Microso...
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4 minutes of audio and video streaming from a 880k floppy, running on an Amiga 500(pouet.net)
1 points by zoenolan 12y ago|0 comments