jackcodes

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by jackcodes 4y ago
Crazy amount of misinformation in this one post: > If you don't want your transactions to be public, don't use a public ledger. That's exactly what people were attempting to do, with Tornado. > You don't get to lau
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by jackcodes 5y ago
Is the seed phrase on his trust wallet the same seed phrase as his ledger?
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by jackcodes 5y ago
So I’ve read through the comments, and I can see that you’re adamant the seed phrase isn’t the attach vector, but I’m going to be listing things down in order of what I see as being a rough probability, please don’t see any of this as accus
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by jackcodes 6y ago
“ As a user I want to see relevant partner content on the home screen So that my content is more targeted to my needs ”
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by jackcodes 6y ago
I’d argue that just naming your app after it doesn’t even encourage the use of those drugs. Might as well enact a word blacklist on the app names if that’s all it takes.
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by jackcodes 6y ago
I think you’re significantly over-estimating the ease of keeping them away from older people.
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by jackcodes 6y ago
It‘s currently in consideration and by the time we’re ready to make a call on it, Docker will be too. They almost are in fact. But consider that we may be optimising for different things. Most new developers I hire can be thrown a MacBook a
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by jackcodes 6y ago
Cross-arch images are supported, but you can only virtualise the arch you’re on. No running x86 on ARM for example. Edit; see replies, I got this wrong
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by jackcodes 6y ago
It’s slightly tangential, but I’m managing an engineering team of 28-30 and we’re currently considering a wholesale change to ARM CPUs across the board. MacBooks are our de facto development laptop and all our services use skaffold for loca
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by jackcodes 6y ago
Because there’s no proof of that and there’s plenty of proof of CDPR releasing a heavily broken game on an almost-current-gen console.
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by jackcodes 6y ago
I know it probably won’t be the advice you’ll expect to hear, but I’ve been there and perhaps just as badly. What helped me was just to accept that I’ve probably got 10 good years, maybe 20, and I’m okay with that. My parents would be in ol
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by jackcodes 6y ago
Dangerous headline. ThIs is only according to a guy who estimated the gains between A14 and A14X based on previous gains.
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by jackcodes 6y ago
Because it’s a private discussion between two people of opposing views. Same reason you can still text your friends even if you work in public office.
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by jackcodes 6y ago
And all for the low low cost of a MITM
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by jackcodes 6y ago
I agree with this completely. In some business applications DDD only gets you so far.
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by jackcodes 6y ago
To answer your last question; let’s say I have some shared state that multiple micro-services rely on and all need to fetch that state synchronously. My example is that you’re a loans company and almost everything is driven from the loan bo
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by jackcodes 6y ago
Uploan | Senior Software Engineer / Tech Lead | MANILA, Philippines | ONSITE We're building an ethical financial services company in the Philippines, working hard to transform the lives of working people without stable access to f
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by jackcodes 6y ago
Because what would hackernews really be if not for constant superiority complex in the comment section
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I wouldn't have an issue committing to those benefits you've listed. Agreed, app is a gimmick although I'm not too sure the other two are quite as far into the gimmick category. It seems like you've taken it as either&#x
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Point taken - this is as valuable an opinion as any other. I'd love for an empoloyer to care about it enough to 'put their money where their mouth' is when it comes to making sure I'm looking out for myself sleep wise, b
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Ask HN: What benefits can I provide to improve employee’s sleeping habits?
18 points by jackcodes 7y ago|17 comments
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I know that taxes ultimately don’t result in lost schools and hospitals, as it’s never that 1:1, but do you ever think you could have cost your country a hospital, a new road, or a new warhead or whatever?
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Storage is that cheap that I’m not far off using a BigDecimal for my years
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by jackcodes 7y ago
This is what I was trying to convey. From the taxi drivers perspective, the ‘algorithm’ is seen as being more equal than the dispatcher. The ‘algorithm’ in this instance doesn’t discriminate on skin colour, handsomeness, or the side of the
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Having spoken to enough Uber drivers in West Yorkshire (you don’t have a choice, they will talk to you) you start to get a feeling for the reasons. Flexibility of working hours is a big thing. People like to be able to drop shifts and pick
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Thinking of my own experience with family, my guess is that a bone breaking is a symptom and not a cause here for this statistic. People lose their balance and get confused with Alzheimer’s and the like and my uninformed guess is that the b
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Except for the great electronic war of 1315
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Take a look at the London contracting rates, you can fetch £600/day at the high(ish) end. Even Leeds I’ve seen people on £500+. Permanent lead developer roles can also fetch £100k and above for the right company.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I’m remote right now, and the job was taken on initially out of the necessity of being in a different part of the world where the local salary wasn’t something I would commit to. For the most part when abroad, it worked well. I didn’t have
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by jackcodes 7y ago
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