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Navigating Privacy on Public Blockchains(wdai.us)
5 points by clvv 5y ago|0 comments
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The Complicated Relationship Between Ethereum-Based NFTs and the Environment(alexandrarubio.com)
2 points by clvv 5y ago|0 comments
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by clvv 14y ago
This video has a very good introduction to the problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAiJocr6ZKg
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by clvv 14y ago
Tools similar to z: 1. [Autojump]( https://github.com/joelthelion/autojump ), first implementation and what z was based on, written in python. Functionality similar to z. 2. [Fasd]( https://github.com/clvv/fasd ), feature-rich fork of z, su
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by clvv 14y ago
I think the compiler would already be available in javascript if that's the case.
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by clvv 14y ago
It is always better to have alternatives. Being self-hosting and compiling to a widely-used language like javascript is definitely a plus. Another useful case is that an interactive "Try Fay" page can be setup (like "Try CoffeeScript" page)
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by clvv 14y ago
I wonder if there're any plans to make it self-hosting. It would be more appealing if it can run in browsers and node like CoffeeScript.
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by clvv 14y ago
I hope Firefox OS will get frequent updates just like desktop browsers. If Mozilla manages to bring all the advantages of modern desktop browser technologies on to a mobile platform, I vision they will gain their market share.
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by clvv 14y ago
What about Native American cultures? They had not seen horses until the Europeans arrived, but they certainly had pants.
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Undo - undo shell commands(github.com)
3 points by clvv 14y ago|0 comments
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by clvv 14y ago
If you're using X, then xcape can map both Esc and Ctrl to Capslock. https://github.com/alols/xcape
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by clvv 14y ago
Here is a quick-and-hackish way to stream / broadcast your terminal ( http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/6788/ ): script -qf | tee >(nc -l -p 5000) >(nc -l -p 5001) >(nc -l -p 5002) The client can then run `nc y
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Boost your command line productivity with "fasd"(github.com)
2 points by clvv 15y ago|1 comments
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by clvv 15y ago
The problem is the lack of an efficient input method. I personally haven't come across any good soft full keyboard. And special keys won't work on bluetooth keyboards on old Android versions. I personally do not have a ICS device yet, but I
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by clvv 15y ago
> It's a near certainty that a bash interpreter will be available on a Unix system; bash has become the JVM of the Unix world. Don't assume this if you want your shell scripts to be portable. Follow posix standard instead.
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by clvv 15y ago
I agree that WebOS has a good ambition. But maybe that they should have updated their software stack more often. If you look at the software versions, such as Webkit, V8, node, you find that their collection of tools are heavily outdated. T
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by clvv 15y ago
People can accomplish the same thing after learning a mental algorithm to calculate the day of the week. Doomsday rule, invented by Mathematician John Conway, is one of the easier ones to remember.
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F - command line tool for quick access to recent files(github.com)
1 points by clvv 15y ago|0 comments
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by clvv 15y ago
An asian high school senior here. I'm currently in the process of applying to colleges. In most college applications, demographics are listed under the section where they say the information you provide won't hurt your change of getting in.
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by clvv 15y ago
I've been using HP dm1z for half a year now. It's a pretty good portable laptop with good battery life. Although in terms of computing power it won't compare to the airs. But at $400 it is a pretty good MacBook air alternative.
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by clvv 15y ago
Some related references: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/KaprekarRoutine.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6174_(number) The Wolfram link contains a list of Kaprekar numbers and Kaprekar sequences in common bases.
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by clvv 15y ago
I believe the reason is memory latency, and the sequential nature of CPUs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SDRAM_latency I'm no expert on this subject but I think Moore's Law is more or less still true, as we are getting more and more cores.
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by clvv 15y ago
A partially related topic(maybe many of you already know): I was learning about minimizing logic expressions the other day, and I learned about the Karnaugh Map, which uses Gray code for its axes. You can read more about it here: http://en
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by clvv 15y ago
Lucius: https://github.com/vim-scripts/Lucius
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by clvv 15y ago
> Posted: January 13th, 2007 That's four years ago.
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by clvv 15y ago
Interesting project. I'm looking forward to see the results. This reminds me some of the mental algorithms I was thinking about: How do you generate a random number without electronic devices? How do you generate a random permutation withou
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by clvv 16y ago
I found myself using Emacs keybinding for line wise operation and movement in both vim and shell. It is just verbose to switch between editing modes sometimes.
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by clvv 16y ago
Another trick that I don't see people mention(excuse me if somebody here already did) is the bash history completion: \esc \tab This will complete based on your history, argument wise. Very useful when tab completion itself doesn't satisfy
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by clvv 16y ago
Interesting, but until some real use case or adoption, these Bitcoins sound like Internet stocks to me. edit: I didn't really look into it, but I'm going to now.
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by clvv 16y ago
Dotfiles are really great in terms of portability.

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