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neospice
2y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Toronto / North America Preferred | Remote | EST Required Seeking strong full-stack developer with proven track record of building quality web-applications using react, typescript, vite, etc. Experience with Django
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neospice
7y ago
This exists: https://www.wi-meter.ca/
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7y ago
I think it's clear after reading your exchange with OC that you're not planning to take on Google search with Bloom. However what I think the commenter you're replying to is suggesting is that by calling yourself an open sour
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neospice
8y ago
In a world where VSCode runs on electron is there even room for this discussion anymore?
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8y ago
How is "higher proof of work" defined in this context? Also, doesn't consensus of the majority of peers have any bearing on which is more authoritative? I.e. if all nodes except for your malicious node report a single chain,
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8y ago
Those seem like two separate problems to me. The oracle reliably reports to the blockchain while the blockchain ensures that the historical record is tamper-proof.
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8y ago
Please forgive my ignorance if I’m missing something obvious but in your PGP public key tampering example, wouldn’t this attack be ineffective against a blockchain that is stored in multiple peers. I.E your hashes wouldn’t match those of th
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8y ago
I was wondering about how to get NGINX to play with IPFS. Now I have a better idea. Thanks for sharing!
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8y ago
It seems obvious that this should be developed, but to take it a step further it would be great if consumers could purchase something that gave them access to these plugins without needing to know how to setup OpenWRT. This will be challeng
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8y ago
It seems the trend was that it was nice for makers, not so much for users.
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8y ago
And WalMart.
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8y ago
I haven't migrated off of Firebase but this is something I've thought a lot about as I've selected Firebase for many of my client projects. As far as I can tell there is no open-source alternative with feature parity that mak
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8y ago
As an entrepreneur, I feel that its not always the problem that they can't be beat at the product game- but that the product doesn't really matter. Often people don't look at the product, but the marketing. E.G. It's not
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8y ago
How long did it take you to receive your shares, if you don't mind me asking?
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8y ago
Maybe you’re early. Can you PM me your MVP? This is a problem I will be encountering soon.
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9y ago
VR is still early but it's convincing. Have you tried a very good VIVE setup? I've only used it once but that's all it took for me to understand that VR is the future of immersive entertainment. Based on that experience it se
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9y ago
Thanks for shedding some light! Your Social Networking ideas sound innovative indeed and it sucks that it couldn't pan out to be something viable. Maybe it was ahead of its time.
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9y ago
Please elaborate, I'm genuinely not aware of any of their previous endeavours nor who the ownership is.
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9y ago
I think a lot of people have setup their lives such that they don’t feel they need a break, or free time or an escape. They don’t put off those things that the rest of us do. Maybe the commenter you replied to falls into that category.
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9y ago
Just curious: That seems disproportionately low compared to US salaries. Is cost of living proportionately lower in Scotland?
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9y ago
It's not you, it used to be shorter.
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9y ago
That is fascinating. I hope your co worker finds success in the future. Thanks for sharing.
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9y ago
If you don’t mind me asking, what does your co worker do for a living?
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9y ago
For reasons she just explained, like digging where there are already cables or lack of budgeting for even higher value utilities like water.
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9y ago
What kinda down payment did you need?
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9y ago
Thanks for explaining, this comment is much more useful than your original to someone not well versed in statistics like me.
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9y ago
Side question. It seems the conventional advice here is to take the money. What if it was far less, say half that? How much is too little?
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9y ago
RBC and TD now waive the e money transfer fee.
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9y ago
> They have enough employees who are capable of doing both in parallel. Number of employees isn't what determines whether it's deliverable or not. It's likely they're deferring a decision to design the rest of the car
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9y ago
Is SNAP pursuing litigation in retaliation to this? If not, then would it have mattered if they used React?
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