Duckton

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by Duckton 3y ago
> It's 100% the brand and nothing more. What is you basis for saying that? > Nobody cares if you "experienced" something in the comfort of your own home. By that rationale nobody would play vide games. I believe it come
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by Duckton 5y ago
Yes exactly, that was actually what I meant.
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by Duckton 5y ago
Well, I do think that that is exactly things that are important. You'd want uncensorable, to give transparency to the patient. E.g. a hospital can't add a record without you knowing, that you might not want an insurance company to
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by Duckton 5y ago
I can try, but to be totally clear this is only an idea that I have in my head, and is far from fully formed. But as far as I understand, it should be possible for a user on a blockchain, to have their set of data encrypted in the ledger. I
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by Duckton 5y ago
Maybe not the healthcare provider, but a service that allows the patient to be in control of their health records. Control who can read and write to their own data. And is it not up to the implementor of the blockchain, to specify how diffi
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by Duckton 5y ago
So I am not an expert in blockchain or web3, I've only completed a few courses implementing a blockchain in golang and I work in the digital health industry. But the points you raise, are exactly the issues I've been thinking coul
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by Duckton 5y ago
Is it thought? Can’t web3 be, for an example, patient health data in a ledger? Who says it has to be tied to a monetary value?
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by Duckton 5y ago
I minimise when I want to get the content, fx a VS code workspace, out of the way to retrieve it later. Close is when I am done with that particular window/workspace. Command+Q is when I’m done working in VS code entirely.
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by Duckton 5y ago
I find finder more productive than explorer. I love the fact that clicking the close icon of a window doesn’t terminate the application Haven’t experienced this, not sure what you are referring to. Also something I like. The fact that an in
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by Duckton 5y ago
It’s funny how different it can be for different people. I switch regularly between macOS and Fedora, and have windows on a ssd for gaming. I agree on the Command vs. CTRL bindings thing. It’s annoying when switching between the two system
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by Duckton 5y ago
Can you give some examples on why you think Windows XP is better than macOS and also how macOS is crap?
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by Duckton 5y ago
I think you overestimate how long CocoaPods will be used, all third party libraries I’ve used in the last 6-12 months supports SPM
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by Duckton 6y ago
Coinbase is also down, but that’s hardly a surprise
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by Duckton 7y ago
Have you tried navigating to `about:profiles`? That’s how I switch between profiles. Works just fine IMO.
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by Duckton 9y ago
Precisely. People thinking this is to create one UI for both platforms are missing the point. Just like you can have an app for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, all with their own UI to a more or less degree, you will now be able toinclude a m
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by Duckton 9y ago
Despite the title of the article, I do not think this is about designing "one user experience" between mobile and desktop. I think it's about consolidating the UIKIt and Cocoa frameworks, making it easier for developers to sh
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by Duckton 9y ago
I get one result
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by Duckton 9y ago
I think attempting to use Swift on a Linux server would be a big nuisance I beg to differ. Look at Vapor, Kitura & Perfect. I know Foundation is missing implementations for Linux, but it is not something that makes it a big nuis
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by Duckton 9y ago
Waking Up with Sam Harris. Very informative, interesting guests. Especially lately with everything going in US politics.
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by Duckton 10y ago
SpaceX did more than that in 10 years. Improbable? yes Impossible? no.
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Edward Snowden to speak at Danish festival(thelocal.dk)
3 points by Duckton 10y ago|0 comments