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Show HN: A Typescript Starter Template for Full Stack Apps(typescript-start.danield9tqh.com)
2 points by danield9tqh 8mo ago|0 comments
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by danield9tqh 8mo ago
I really liked this, thank you
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by danield9tqh 4y ago
Sounds like the opposite of housing from a national security POV. If a Chinese national buys a house in the US, then the US has 'control' over their property. The US would want Chinese nationals to buy houses in the US.
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by danield9tqh 5y ago
Thanks for providing some nuance on the banking accounts. It's helpful to be able to compare crypto's impact (which I still think is substantial) against a realistic situation instead of the "centralized strawmen" that s
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by danield9tqh 5y ago
The article mentions the Lebanese pound has "lost more than 90% of its value". For an equivalent loss in value from holding USDT that would mean that each USDT is only backed by 10 cents of value? I mean there are certainly argume
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by danield9tqh 5y ago
USDT is hosted on Ethereum. The value of the USDT coin does not come from cryptocurrency as you've correctly pointed out, it comes from centralized authority backing USDT. But what part does come from cryptocurrency is the decentralize
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by danield9tqh 5y ago
Assuming 8hr work days and a 250 day working year for humans. No such constraints for robots. That's 2,000 hrs/yr for a human vs 8,760 (assuming 24/7) hours for a robot. Obviously there will be other costs for robots (downtim
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by danield9tqh 8y ago
I think that's fine because WASM isn't meant to write code in. It's just a source language for other compiled languages. I'm assuming the javascript complaints you're talking about are because people actually have t
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by danield9tqh 8y ago
If smartphones are any indication, VR on the go will happen eventually, without a doubt. If it's not this model that popularizes it, it will be some other model. what idiot is going to take his oculus go with him on the go? I really
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by danield9tqh 8y ago
I don't think the 'past' link conforms to current best design patterns. We should refactor it so that it automatically posts a comment on the article.
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by danield9tqh 8y ago
Unfortunately from reading the first couple of chapters it seems like this textbook doesn't do an excellent job of favoring graphics over formula. It's acceptable but really nothing stellar. I don't think it does the title of
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by danield9tqh 8y ago
Once you've accepted that reality = reality and that to discuss reality, humans always need to revert to models, then any further discussion of the nature of reality seems like a dead end. Because any way you try to discuss it is a sim
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
Yea I totally agree, partial function application certainly complicates things. Instead of `called` vs `not called` like you said, a function can have any number of states depending on its number of arguments. I will give you my two cents o
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
As a strong proponent of functional languages, I would have to agree these are some good criticisms. FP solves many problems it cannot solve is code readability. Readability will always be a problem no matter what paradigm you work in. This
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
Like saying how is gold supply finite if you can break a piece of gold in half. When Bitcoin forks the value is split between the two forks. If the market cap of Bitcoin before the fork is $10 Billion, the combined market cap of both sides
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
Debt can absolutely be issued with Bitcoin. What's to stop someone from saying, here I'll give you 1 BTC today if you give it back to me tomorrow? The reason you've probably heard that debt cannot be issued in Bitcoin is beca
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
This makes sense to me, that's something I hadn't thought of so thanks for sharing. But I still don't see how it differentiates BTC from USD. Because issuing any debt in the first place would inflate the value. So then when y
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
> Even if demand for the dollar plummeted, the Fed could in principle keep burning money until a dollar is scarce enough to be worth the “right” amount This seems like the crux of the argument of the difference between the dollar and Bit
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
It's interesting this xkcd seems to be making the point that complaining about the increase in pace from the previous generation is as old as time itself. This conclusion is plausible, however I would be interested to hear opinions fro
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
This does worry me a bit though. There is probably a reason they are difficult to test, because they go against the React DOM pattern of a component only having control over the DOM nodes inside it. Call me a purist but this seems like a de
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by danield9tqh 9y ago
Although I agree with most of the author's points I think he underestimates the value of ease of use by programmers. SQL syntax can definitely be daunting to some and difficult to understand complex queries. There is room for improveme
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by danield9tqh 11y ago
I would have to say asking Sam Altman for advice. Most founders simply don't think to do it and it ends up hurting them tremendously in the long run. You're on the right track.
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by danield9tqh 11y ago
Hello Sam, what is your opinion on REST APIs (A CRUD based model) vs RPC APIs (a more functional based model)?
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Four Professors Expose the Outrageous Pay Gap in Academia(slate.com)
6 points by danield9tqh 12y ago|1 comments