pyskell

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   by pyskell 9y ago

   That's true theoretically and your argument still stands for a lot of cases. However for practical purposes nodes only compute up to a certain amount of instructions. This is known as the "gas limit". Additionally it costs E
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   by pyskell 10y ago

   DigixDAO has and decided to stay only on the ETH chain. It's still no where near as large as The DAO though. Ethereum is still new, and something large and valuable like a DAO should take a long while to develop and test.
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   by pyskell 10y ago

   Due to the nature of mining on Ethereum (and most cryptocurrencies) you do not need the consent of many. Miners work in pools, and it's up to the pool operators to make decisions for a hard fork. In the case of Ethereum it took about 4
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   by pyskell 11y ago

   Hey, there's now Mac install instructions in the README. Check them out and if you have any issues let me know.
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   by pyskell 11y ago

   Thanks for this. I had no idea a different mechanism existed.
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   by pyskell 11y ago

   Yup, it takes a reference measurement of your upright posture. You should see your webcam indicator light flash. Slouchy then uses this reference to periodically check for slouching. Please note that some Mac cameras require time to "w
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   by pyskell 11y ago

   Hey there sthim. Slouchy author here. I just wanted to say thank you for your comments. It really put a smile on my face to see someone liked my actual code.