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gnusouth
9y ago
I really liked Vlad Zamfir's papers on "correct-by-construction" consensus protocols. What I love about this work is that it unifies traditional BFT consensus with blockchain consensus to make something better than both! Real
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gnusouth
9y ago
Yes, but arguably more decentralised
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gnusouth
9y ago
Here's a page with papers about how it works: https://blockstack.org/papers The problem that the blockchain solves is essentially one of decentralised consensus on mutable data. Decentralised consensus on immutable dat
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How to calculate a nation state’s election result in your bedroom
(medium.com)
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gnusouth
10y ago
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gnusouth
10y ago
Did you run into any bugs or strange beahviour in Cloud Haskell? I looked into using it a while ago and came to the (possibly hasty) conclusion that it's not stable enough to build a large project on. Thanks!
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gnusouth
12y ago
Yeah, and every third boot my display manager segfaults :P I know it's possible to write good systems software in C/C++, I just think writing in Rust is a marked improvement.
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gnusouth
12y ago
If I were to rewrite vim I would want to avoid C/C++ and all their warts. A Rust text-editor with guaranteed memory safety would be cool.
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gnusouth
12y ago
I really like XFCE's Thunar. In particular, the bulk rename feature is easier to use than any command-line tool and is really powerful. I use it for all my file renaming. In the 10ish years that I've been using software I don'
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Pedigree collapse
(en.wikipedia.org)
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gnusouth
12y ago
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gnusouth
13y ago
The place I just finished working at employed people to manually run regression tests on HTML forms... I implemented an automated system using selenium and Jenkins which ended up mostly working. I say "mostly" because Selenium its
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gnusouth
13y ago
Very dry here, some rain would be nice if you could arrange that ;)
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gnusouth
13y ago
I had to start somewhere, didn't I? Yours truly, a new HN user. IP address: 115.64.60.28
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gnusouth
13y ago
More info. Anti-sugar: http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/3821440.htm Anti-anti-sugar: http://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/transcripts/s3888657.htm The whole thing strikes me as quite s
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Show HN: Squid, a new Arduino build tool using make.
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gnusouth
13y ago
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