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by knwang 6y ago
Nervos Network | Remote | Full-time | Contract | www.nervos.org Nervos Network is a public permissionless blockchain and we're building the future of the decentralized economy! We've raised significant funding, launched our mainne
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DNA nanobot 'starves' tumors(nanotechweb.org)
135 points by knwang 9y ago|21 comments
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Battle for ‘True’ Bitcoin Is Just Getting Started(bloomberg.com)
2 points by knwang 9y ago|0 comments
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Dow Jumps More Than 200 Points on Tax Plan Progress(bloomberg.com)
2 points by knwang 9y ago|0 comments
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Nasdaq Plans to Introduce Bitcoin Futures(bloomberg.com)
416 points by knwang 9y ago|351 comments
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Tracebin – An Free and Open Source “Bin” Style APM(traceb.in)
2 points by knwang 9y ago|0 comments
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DeepMind could play Starcraft next(businessinsider.com)
1 points by knwang 11y ago|0 comments
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AcornCache – a configurable proxy cache library in Ruby(github.com)
2 points by knwang 11y ago|0 comments
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Build MiniTest from Scratch to Learn Ruby Metaprogramming(launchschool.com)
1 points by knwang 11y ago|0 comments
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Why Self Driving Cars Must Be Programmed to Kill(technologyreview.com)
12 points by knwang 11y ago|12 comments
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by knwang 12y ago
Congrats team Stripe! Fantastic feature as always. In our case, we promise full refund if our users are not happy with our service. Is there a way to refund customers bitcoins as easy as how it is currently with credit cards?
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How the Hash Works in Ruby(gotealeaf.com)
6 points by knwang 12y ago|0 comments
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by knwang 12y ago
Can Swift be the Swift of Android?
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Declarative thinking with Ruby(gotealeaf.com)
9 points by knwang 12y ago|0 comments
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by knwang 13y ago
Thank you for the translation Fred.
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by knwang 13y ago
I would say this is not only for non-technical co-founders, but even for people with technical skills, starting with service, but the type of service whose value is not measured by hours. Then just come up with the engineering to automate s
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Shane Riley's resume(shaneriley.com)
1 points by knwang 14y ago|0 comments
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Ruby and Rails learning resources(learnrubyandrails.com)
1 points by knwang 14y ago|0 comments
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by knwang 14y ago
I agree with much you say here - I have personally seen too many beginners jump to use Devise, Cancan etc (every app has to have authentication and authorization, right?) without first understanding the core of Rails, and it just adds unnec
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If you can only pick one, pick a great designer or engineer? (quora.com)
2 points by knwang 14y ago|0 comments
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Github access in China restored(h-online.com)
2 points by knwang 14y ago|0 comments
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by knwang 14y ago
Testing now - what do you think? :)
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by knwang 14y ago
The MailgunGateway class is kind of an application specific wrapper, with out account info and only with the functions we need.
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by knwang 14y ago
They can - we just need to create a course specific email address and let people email to that, and determine the poster either by sender email address (they will have to use the same email that they registered with us, and this is also les
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by knwang 14y ago
Typically there are 3 use cases for email services - transactional emails, campaign emails and receiving emails. You have the most options with it comes to sending transactional emails. But pay attention to some of the lower priced provider
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by knwang 14y ago
Author of the blog here. In my opinion the inbounding email workflow is very under-utilized. Email is one of the best user input channels - while most people do not keep a web page open all the time, they do check emails very often and know
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by knwang 14y ago
Yes, and I would say it's much easier to make businesses pay than consumers. As a startup founder myself ( http://www.gotealeaf.com ), if your product helps me 1) increase revenue 2) cut cost 3) reduce risk 4) save time, paying is a no brai
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by knwang 14y ago
amazing!
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by knwang 14y ago
Tealeaf Academy teacher here. :) We use a custom built application for our program. There's a discussion board that Chris and I monitor often and students questions are answered typically in a few hours, sometimes in minutes. We have a chat
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by knwang 14y ago
GETs are easy, what about POSTS? Unless you support CORS?

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