gchaincl

6 ms·

1.
by gchaincl 2y ago
Is the code available?
2.
by gchaincl 2y ago
The idea of using a private cloud sounded wonderful, ran an instance of Next Cloud using encrypted storage, it didn't take long when my files disappeared due to a bug on the encryption and los my files for ever. Never went back to it
3.
by gchaincl 2y ago
I think the goal of this is that you can prove, so that your counter party does not need to rely on trust
4.
by gchaincl 2y ago
Congrats, pretty amazing work! Loved it!!
5.
by gchaincl 2y ago
https://archive.is/KDsYW
6.
by gchaincl 2y ago
> This often happens with an in-memory database, which is compatible to your main database you do use in production, but is faster. Not sure how this will solve edge cases problems described at the beginning of the article
7.
by gchaincl 2y ago
Great book, I've learnt a lot from it
8.
Feudal Tactics – Medieval Strategy Game(github.com)
2 points by gchaincl 2y ago|0 comments
9.
by gchaincl 2y ago
I had a similar goimport issue importing the wrong pkg. I've added a forbidigo linter rule to fail when certain packages were imported.
10.
by gchaincl 2y ago
curious to know what are you using it for? do you upload a diagram on every push?
11.
by gchaincl 3y ago
It seems that perfection is attained, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing more to take away.
12.
by gchaincl 3y ago
> I'm guessing it's this at work: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox But prices haven't dropped isn't?
13.
by gchaincl 3y ago
This is really cool
14.
by gchaincl 3y ago
I'm a native spanish speaker. When I hear Italian or Portuguese I can understand most of it, butnI wouldn't be able to formulate a proper sentence. The same happens with programming language, you can get the semantic without knowi
15.
by gchaincl 3y ago
I didn't know matrix had that many users! Despite of that, I still believe that the ethos is important, I tend to think that people choose the open source model for a variety of reasons, including principles.
16.
Ask HN: Why do open source projects use discord?
2 points by gchaincl 3y ago|6 comments
17.
by gchaincl 3y ago
I see a big potential for unbanked people wanting to make a simple website to perhaps sell their products
18.
by gchaincl 3y ago
> There are 800 billion lines of COBOL code out there supporting today’s mission critical business applications. That means one terrific opportunity for you. yes, rewrite them on a modern language!
19.
by gchaincl 3y ago
Definitively a deal breaker considering that there are no way to test the site. A test/sandbox environment could be a good first step
20.
by gchaincl 3y ago
Bitcoin payments can be non trivial if done via Lightning network (liquidity management is not easy). I can imagine mu.app being a LN payment processor.
21.
by gchaincl 3y ago
I loved the pragmatism, even if you don't log your life, I think this article is very valuable for everyone that need to be pragmatic
22.
by gchaincl 3y ago
This is awesome! I wonder if using the same techinque you could even even create a pseudo package manager. Once a pkg is installed via 'try', it keeps track of its filea ans remove or update such a pkg.
23.
by gchaincl 3y ago
water does not always mean life then?
24.
by gchaincl 4y ago
This is awesome, i had to do the same, ended up writing a .h file that redefined malloc/free with macros, and then reported the missing and double frees. https://github.com/qustavo/smc/blob/master/s
25.
by gchaincl 4y ago
love the format!
26.
by gchaincl 4y ago
this a good question, I'd like to know that too
27.
by gchaincl 4y ago
I wonder if that production cost covers the initial R&D costs
28.
by gchaincl 4y ago
some of them are, this is why there's a censorship threshold ( > 51%). Meaning that mixed transactions will take longer to make it to the chain
29.
by gchaincl 4y ago
same, thanks!
30.
by gchaincl 4y ago
> few ventures which would continue to exist if the worlds economy would go south. What kind of venture is profitable (enough to beat inflation) and economy-going-south resistant?

More ›