dhkl

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Bybit $1.5B multisig wallet hack: How it works(twitter.com)
3 points by dhkl 2y ago|0 comments
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by dhkl 6y ago
Very happy to see Timescale making more features available in the community edition. We first started evaluating time series databases a month or two ago, some features like continuous aggregation (rollups) were enterprise only. Perhaps the
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Web Apps on a Pedestal(github.com)
1 points by dhkl 12y ago|0 comments
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by dhkl 13y ago
Same here. We're on their catalyst program.
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by dhkl 13y ago
Slides and videos aren't available at this point. But he is presenting this again at Web Rebels. https://twitter.com/swannodette/status/336816354868989953
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by dhkl 13y ago
I'm also hunting for video and slides. No luck so far.
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by dhkl 13y ago
When I first learned about Prolog in AI class, the first thing that struct me was how beautiful Prolog/logic programming solutions are. In non-declarative languages like Java, you have to build up the different pieces of computations, while
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Lisp Prolog and Evolution(blog.samibadawi.com)
69 points by dhkl 13y ago|39 comments
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by dhkl 14y ago
I find Clojure Programming ( http://www.clojurebook.com/ ) to be an easy and practical introduction of the language. It often compare and contrast the Clojure way of doing things vs scripting languages like Ruby. After that, Joy of Cloju
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by dhkl 14y ago
I've found the Clojure community at large to be well reasoned in general and very intelligent. KirinDave's posts may be a little hot, but I think it is a sign of growth for Clojure. Ruby/Rails also had (has? ;-) ) a problem with smugness as
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by dhkl 14y ago
> I am surprised a Clojure programmer would have much respect for Rails. Its aggressive share-nothing approach leads to inconsistency, poor performance, awkward architectures, and over-reliance on external state management. When evaluat
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by dhkl 14y ago
> by and large Clojure basically obsoletes Ruby and Python Care to qualify how Clojure obsoletes Ruby or Python? Both of those languages have great tools (rails, for example) that those in the Clojure communities have great respect for.
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by dhkl 14y ago
The parentheses may seem like a disaster at first, but one can quickly learn to use and abuse them. Also, there is great support from lisp-friendly editors to handle parentheses management (e.g. paredit for emacs http://emacswiki.org/emacs
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by dhkl 14y ago
Since 1.0.0rc1 that was released 5 months ago (1.0.0 went gold 2 months ago), the custom attributes used for by AngularJS can be turned into valid html5 attributes by prepending the "ng-*" AngularJS attributes with "data-". For example,
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by dhkl 15y ago
For me, the best take-away from the post is this one line: "I didn’t care how much I ran, as long as I went out and did it." I have seen many people starting a new exercise regime (among other things) by trying too hard and expecting quick
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by dhkl 15y ago
The Hong Kong Basic Law stipulates that it will have high degree of autonomy at least 50 years after its transfer to Chinese rule. (ref http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong ) The Hong Kong Telecommunity Authority is, therefore, not requi
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by dhkl 15y ago
Is the group still active? My request's been on pending for a while now :-(
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by dhkl 15y ago
Hong Kong has several vibrant, English-speaking startup/hacker communities where people are passionate about building stuff and making things work. Some notable communities to checkout: http://codeaholics.hk/ - Technology agnostic program
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by dhkl 15y ago
"Because being tired makes us better coders. [...] Similar to the ballmer peak, being tired can make us focus better simply because when your brain is tired it has to focus! There isn’t enough left-over brainpower to afford losing concentra
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by dhkl 15y ago
This is a good and necessary move for the WebFaction guys. I had a basic shared hosting account with them, and with 80MB of memory, you will run out of memory quite quickly if you run an app framework like Ruby on Rails.
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by dhkl 15y ago
Perhaps one of the reason why people are still capable of getting an acceptable Internet experience from IE 6 and 7 is because Flash 10 (and 11 for IE 7) supports them. Thank goodness that there is a strong traction behind HTML5 stack, and
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by dhkl 15y ago
I worked for a Mainland Chinese manufacturing company for a while, and they run all their desktops on Windows 2000. They have several applications that targets IE only, and will not run (properly) on other modern browsers such as Firefox or
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by dhkl 15y ago
I was thinking of the exact same thing. It's ironic when a piece of writing tries to present you with factual information begins with a deceiving title, all in the name of attention grabbing.
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The Emacs Problem(irreal.org)
2 points by dhkl 15y ago|0 comments