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HTML – In – JavaScript
(theproductiveprogrammer.github.io)
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brown-dragon
8y ago
Hi HN, I'm looking for feedback on my distributed log db project. It's a part I pulled out of a stochastic time tracking system that we are building. I think it's a neat idea and has a lot of potential and I haven't foun
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Show HN: My Log Database Project
(github.com)
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8y ago
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brown-dragon
8y ago
Nice project! I really like the small and elegant syntax. Any plans for macro support in Dern?
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brown-dragon
8y ago
I guess there are somethings you just have to let go off. I'm sorry man - I know it must have been hard. I hope it's getting better everyday.
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brown-dragon
8y ago
That's an excellent point. The only place the library has access to the private keys are during account creation and message signing. Perhaps I should implement both directly in the wallet so it's visible and clear to everyone.
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brown-dragon
8y ago
Yep - that's exactly been my experience. (off-topic) Org mode is really amazing. I've transitioned almost completely from Emacs to Vim over the last few years but I still have Emacs on my dock only because of `org-mode`. I've
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brown-dragon
8y ago
Hi HN! I've been working with the Stellar blockchain recently and I found it hard to get a simple, open and transparent wallet that would let me keep my accounts on my local machine. So I wrote my own and made it available for everyone
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Show HN: Weekend Project – My first blockchain wallet. Comments welcome
(github.com)
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8y ago
28 years! It frightens me and boggles my mind how something like this can happen after being married for so long. Looking back do you have any idea why? I'm sorry for your loss and I hope it'll get better for you soon. As others h
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There could be bugs, of course, but the library is open source and developed by the Stellar network team. Of course you are right in a sense - the core team also should not be blindly trusted. But, because your account is managed by the wal
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One trick I've learned is to write out, (in a structured comment), what I am going to do an how I'm going to do it _before_ actually writing the code. It seems redundant but it actually forces me to do a quick think-through of wha
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The Stellar network is a new-ish blockchain network managed by https://www.stellar.org/ They provide a REST API for interacting with the network itself and JS/Go/Python/Java standard libraries that can be use
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Hi HN! I've been working with the Stellar blockchain recently and I found it hard to get a simple, open and transparent wallet that would let me keep my accounts on my local machine. So I wrote my own and made it available for everyone
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Show HN: Weekend Project – A Stellar blockchain wallet on the command-line
(github.com)
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How to start using Big(O) to understand algorithms
(theproductiveprogrammer.blog)
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brown-dragon
9y ago
Nim is a great little language - it is enjoyable to work in and small enough to learn easily. It's neat for little utility programs that are "too big for bash" and "too small for java/C". Sometimes I think of i
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Should Programmers learn Typing?
(theproductiveprogrammer.blog)
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10y ago
What roles are you applying for? Perhaps there are other roles you would be a better fit for and you could try applying for those. Otherwise, as others say, just be persistent. Sometimes you have a run of bad luck but it will pass. Don'
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I have so many things that I need a system to keep me productive. Plus, it's fun to get things done and be confident in not having missed anything important. Productivity is about getting the right results for the least effort!
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I found this advice on negotiating to be most helpful: 1. Always stay polite. Getting emotional works against you in most cases. 2. Don't give ultimatums. Saying "I want this and this" is fine - don't add "or else..
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Meditation Lite: A Quick and Powerful Technique
(theproductiveprogrammer.blog)
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Mark Zuckerberg: Building Jarvis
(facebook.com)
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A Quick Guide to Org-Mode TODO's
(theproductiveprogrammer.blog)
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Agile TODO's
(theproductiveprogrammer.blog)
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What's the best music for programming?
(theproductiveprogrammer.blog)
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What would you do if you had full authority of DevOps?
(gitlab.com)
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10 Modern Software Engineering Mistakes
(medium.com)
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Apple removes gender pay gap
(9to5mac.com)
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This is an excellent area that could really help! Any pointers on where to start researching?
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