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by merwanedr 3y ago
According to some people on Twitter, this should've been deleted lol
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Terminal Latency (2017)(danluu.com)
66 points by merwanedr 4y ago|41 comments
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The Jargon File(catb.org)
2 points by merwanedr 4y ago|0 comments
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by merwanedr 4y ago
This is really cool, but I can't wait for a classic HN comment like: -HN midwit: "Who names a company after a fruit?". -Erik and Kyle: "Well..."
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by merwanedr 4y ago
Ha, for a minute I thought Google actually built a Cloud-native OS. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't really see the use-case for this. Sounds like it could be an orchestration solution for schools or bootcamps at best. What's i
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Show HN: Chaingrep – Contextual on-chain data API(docs.chaingrep.com)
3 points by merwanedr 4y ago|0 comments
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An API to get more context from on-chain data(chaingrep.com)
2 points by merwanedr 4y ago|0 comments
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Bionic Reading(twitter.com)
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Chaingrep (YC W22) is hiring a founding engineer(chaingrep.notion.site)
1 points by merwanedr 4y ago
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Human-Readable Blockchains(merwanedrai.com)
2 points by merwanedr 4y ago|0 comments
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by merwanedr 5y ago
Yes! I don't know if it's related but some emails I've recently sent went to spam in other people's inboxes.
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Tunes are imaginative song titles generated by AI(tunesproject.org)
1 points by merwanedr 5y ago|0 comments
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by merwanedr 5y ago
They had to comply, and that's a downside of centralization. Use PGP and Tor if you want true privacy.
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by merwanedr 5y ago
"Knives are a bad technology because you can use them to stab people, ergo knives shouldn't exist."
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by merwanedr 5y ago
Ethereum is winning every crypto/blockchain narrative. This is super impressive and proves, once again, that real value is where devs are.
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The Lebanese Diaspora(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by merwanedr 5y ago|0 comments
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End Suicide Stigma(youtube.com)
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by merwanedr 5y ago
Why doesn't Heroku simply give you a linux instance to do whatever you want like you'd do with EC2? Because it's easier for end users to deal with something that has a higher level of abstraction. Mighty is addressing an exis
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by merwanedr 5y ago
HN comment section pessimism is a new metric for evaluating your odds of success. "It's too expensive" or "Nobody needs it because we have X" on a project lead by a domain expert is not constructive criticism or con
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Where Work Is Headed(merwanedrai.com)
1 points by merwanedr 5y ago|0 comments
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by merwanedr 5y ago
Working on multiple Figma instances while having things like Notion and Slack in the background is a real-life situation for a lot of people nowadays. Even a $3000 MacBook Pro suffers to handle it, but you could easily do it with a 2013 Mac
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by merwanedr 5y ago
The whole idea is that your browser is increasingly shifting towards becoming your operating system. Think about it, people spend the majority of their time on Chrome or Desktop apps wrapped in Chromium (Electron). If you consider Mighty to
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by merwanedr 5y ago
On Ethereum, executing a function on a smart contract means you're doing computation and maybe writing data, which involves both CPU and disk. The amount you pay for running this operation is denominated in gas, and is determined by th
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by merwanedr 5y ago
> For a given finite calculation, one can ask how much it would "cost" in ETH, also giving one a reasonable metric for how much modern-moment computational power is required from the ETH network Exactly!
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by merwanedr 5y ago
The idea is to use Ether as a unified and simple unit for computation cost in a sense that it can become a recognizable metric. Just like instinctively thinking "this is cheap" when you see something priced at $0.01, you could thi
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Ether as a Computation Unit(blog.merwanedrai.com)
11 points by merwanedr 5y ago|11 comments
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Non-Fungible Pixels(nfpxl.com)
1 points by merwanedr 5y ago|0 comments
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by merwanedr 6y ago
I don't understand how this post made it to top 10. Ironically, it even mentions that the company just raised their series A. I have a lot of respect for repl.it as a company and amjad/haya as founders. Surely there's a lot o
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True Random Numbers(qrng.anu.edu.au)
2 points by merwanedr 6y ago|0 comments

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