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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
I agree with you in general. However, in your example it’s the kernel that is deciding the request (message) is bad. In Hubris it is the message receiver. This is a bit contrived, but imagine you’re receiving some stringly typed data from a
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
It’s interesting how in a system where one team writes all the code, nuking your clients from orbit when they look at you funny can improve iteration speed. It’s funny to wake up and read this after falling asleep reading about algebraic ef
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
It’s a 2000 line rust embedded systems kernel that doesn’t support adding new tasks at runtime. It is written to go deep in the guts of the 0xide server racks.
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
The solidity language for smart contracts works like this.
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
Do you mind sharing which bootcamp?
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
I know of multiple teams where 50% of the team were nominally HQ2/Virginia employees and 50% were distributed around the country last spring. Folks on these teams speculated that the Return To Hub push was specifically thought of to me
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
Every analyst I respect has the same take. This guy even glosses over that it wasn’t a general on a tarmac this time, but a general in a consulate that was extrajudicially murdered. Iran had to respond in a show of force to reestablish d
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
This is the Liskov Substitution Principle in a hat and trench coat.
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
Introduction to the Theory of Computation by Michael Sipser
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
Every time I’ve checked over the last decade (including today), you can buy a mac mini that supports the latest macOS for under $250 on ebay. You can also test your app using github actions for free if your use case fits in the free tier. T
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
Which is why the US is will leave Taiwan hanging. Taiwan sees what happened to Ukraine, the writing is on the wall. Hong Kong style gradual reunification will happen in the next 10 years.
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by cryptoxchange 2y ago
Do you have any sources or links where you or others expand on these ideas? I daydream about something like this every so often.
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by cryptoxchange 3y ago
Lots of people make this mistake many times before learning this. I enjoyed this perspective. This is covered as Tracer Bullets in the book The Pragmatic Programmer. If anyone hasn’t read that book, I strongly recommend it. Should take an a
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by cryptoxchange 3y ago
A yubikey can still be MITM’d with a fake OTP dialog. Anyone who has worked around them for long enough has seen a yubisneeze. Because of how https://developer.apple.com/documentation/localauthenticatio... works, compa
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by cryptoxchange 3y ago
To your last point, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_of_induction A LUT version of you is inductive. Every observed input/output pair does not uniquely identify your current state. Much like a puddle left b
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by cryptoxchange 3y ago
I think it’s safe to call this a fact in markets like the Bay Area. In college three friends and I rented a 1000sqft 2 bed 2 bath apartment with one parking spot for $X, then the next year a 2000sqft 4 bed 4 bath 2 car garage for $1.15X. Pe
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Miami Beach Is Breaking Up with Spring Break(miamibeachfl.gov)
2 points by cryptoxchange 3y ago|1 comments
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Free data transfer out to internet when moving out of AWS(aws.amazon.com)
274 points by cryptoxchange 3y ago|127 comments
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by cryptoxchange 3y ago
This is a great point. Banks => Money => Government => bureaucratic rules. I knew someone who worked in KYC/AML at a well known 24/7 US crypto exchange. Their whole team would regularly have to work weekends to keep up wi