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by raffy 1y ago
Slack doesn't even have a functional input field.
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by raffy 1y ago
why are we debating ai slop from a [dude]( https://www.coindesk.com/author/omkar-godbole ) who wrote about XRP in the last 2 of 4 articles?
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by raffy 2y ago
I created a bunch of Unicode tools during development of ENSIP-15 for ENS (Ethereum Name Service) ENSIP-15 Specification: https://docs.ens.domains/ensip/15 ENS Normalization Tool: https://adraffy.github.io&#
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by raffy 3y ago
oh look, another highly-compressible, hn circle jerk about the "crypto" boogeyman tbh, i'm always impressed by no-coiner and armchair bitcoiner comments -- it's like listening to a straight-edge discuss psychedelics -- h
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by raffy 3y ago
>SEC has already provided clarity on crypto oof, so...is Ether a security? Is this tweet an exchange? https://twitter.com/hoffmang/status/1515797969802436608
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by raffy 4y ago
ENS has DNS import via TXT Record verification proof, so the entire DNS tree can coexist in ENS trustlessly as long as future ENS-only TLDs are chosen wisely (seems simple: just use 0x80+ Unicode.) For example, try resolving my domain, &qu
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by raffy 4y ago
> I hope this idea catches on This already exists with Ethereum Name Service (ENS) https://ens.domains and Sign-in With Ethereum.
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by raffy 4y ago
I have tool which lets you scroll through all characters in a large document. It also shows names, scripts, and IDNA-like status. https://adraffy.github.io/ens-normalize.js/test/chars.html
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by raffy 4y ago
I've created a bunch of Unicode tools for Ethereum Name Service (ENS). https://adraffy.github.io/ens-normalize.js/test/resolver.htm... Also: https://adraffy.github.io/ens-normalize.js/tes
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by raffy 4y ago
FYI, there is a new ENS normalization spec on the horizon: https://github.com/adraffy/ens-normalize.js https://adraffy.github.io/ens-normalize.js/test/resolver.htm...
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by raffy 4y ago
>and also a reasonably good explanation of why, at least in my opinion, crypto is still completely non-viable as a real medium of exchange I understand HN is a shit-on-crypto echo chamber but it's naive to think crypto is just settl
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by raffy 4y ago
For a .eth name, this is trivial: provide operator approval to N-additional wallets
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by raffy 4y ago
Unfortunately, this is only single-character confusables. There are an enormous number of permutations missing (ѐ [450] vs è [E8]). The confusable matching isn't even reflexive (A confuse B, but B doesn't confuse A). I've b
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by raffy 5y ago
Kinda related: I am developing a library for ENS (Ethereum Name Service) name normalization: https://github.com/adraffy/ens-normalize.js I'm trying to find the best combination of UTS-46, UTS-51, UTS-39, and prio
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by raffy 5y ago
> But this is actually good, nuanced stuff. What's good about it? Half the post is about Bitcoin. A large chunk is about the ENS token distribution. There's no link to any of the contracts or code. There's no comparison
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by raffy 5y ago
> This is 100% correct. I think you forgot to divide by s.
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by raffy 5y ago
It's cheaper to pay for 2 years in 1 tx, than 1 year twice in 2x, because that's 2 vs 1 modifications to global state. The price of gas is not constant. Wait for lower demand.
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by raffy 6y ago
I get frequent migraines and they almost always correspond to physical transitions: hot-cold temperature changes or bright-dark. I can reliably induce a migraine by looking at alternating black-and-white lines. I have never experienced mo
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by raffy 7y ago
Initial pick: 1/3 chance of winner Question: did you pick the correct door? - If correct, both remaining doors are losers, eg. {loser, loser}. - Otherwise, the remaining doors are {loser, winner}. And the loser must be rev
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by raffy 10y ago
I guess if we're sharing fitness plots, here's 1300 measurements and 7 DXA scans: http://i.imgur.com/J4Ls2bQ.png
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by raffy 10y ago
BIA is pretty bad. Here are ~1300 Fitbit Aria measurements matched against 7 DXA scans. The Fitbit bodyfat data (teal) is just random noise and can barely detect considerable changes in body composition. http://i.imgur.com&#x2F
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by raffy 11y ago
Simple solution in Mathematica: http://i.imgur.com/2iBIRwN.png
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by raffy 11y ago
Mathematica greatly expanded the space of things I can efficiently prototype. It's my starting point for almost any problem. If you find yourself saying "I don't want to waste my time coding that" or you resort to gut-