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Show HN: Recall - TUI to Resume Claude/Codex conversations with full-text search(github.com)
3 points by zippoxer 10mo ago|0 comments
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by zippoxer 5y ago
Given that... 1) The Ethereum economy will keep growing to disrupt traditional finance 2) Yearn is the greatest asset management protocol on Ethereum Then why not?
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by zippoxer 6y ago
> Plus, gas fees. It's currently cheaper to wire money than to send some ETH. Wrong. If all you wish for Christmas is to send some ETH, look no further than into ZK-Rollups such as zkSync & Loopring. 1) A transfer costs around $
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by zippoxer 6y ago
> examples that wouldn't be better served by a database are basically non-existent. If you say so, then here's a question for you. Using only non-blockchain databases, can you build an exchange that is.. 1) Owned by no one,
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by zippoxer 6y ago
Ethereum's upcoming 2.0 release kinda solves the issues you raised there. 1. Energy waste: solved by staking instead of mining. See proof of stake [1]. 2. Centralized mining: staking in Ethereum 2.0 should be possible with a Raspberry
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by zippoxer 6y ago
Same. I love Go, the language, much more than PHP, but Laravel.. Laravel is really great. I wish Go had something as convenient and complete as Laravel. Unfortunately that's impossible to achieve in a static language without polymorphi
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by zippoxer 6y ago
why so cruel?
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by zippoxer 6y ago
Pfft.. there are many.. and new ones keep popping up every once in a while. That's why I keep coming back.
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by zippoxer 6y ago
I'll even go as far as to say that everyone here has already read it.
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by zippoxer 6y ago
I think it doesn't hurt that most if not all of the packages needed for code generation are built into the language's standard library.
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by zippoxer 6y ago
TablePlus - Love it! Cross-platform without Electron and yet still pretty. They got UX right, it's minimal yet powerful enough for me.
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by zippoxer 6y ago
Finally completed my side project [1], a website/app to check in which countries Netflix streams that movie or series you've been wanting to watch. As a heavy VPN consumer, this is really helpful to me :) [1]: https://c
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by zippoxer 6y ago
"String-programming" is mostly optional. Modern Laravel is introducing type-safe alternatives. For instance, instead of doing validation like: 'gender' => 'in:male,female,other' You can now do: &#
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by zippoxer 6y ago
That go me too, but to be honest the title says it like it really is.
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by zippoxer 6y ago
On the other hand, if this comes back next winter, and we would have a mass-producible vaccine ready, then you could say science has saved us from a second pandemic.
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by zippoxer 7y ago
If I had to guess, the chance for a sequence of 33 identical DNA letters would be (1/4 ^ 33) * 33 Pardon my math.
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by zippoxer 8y ago
One of Go's features is fast compilation, which wouldn't have been the case if it used LLVM. > a GC which is competitive with JVMs from 15 years ago I don't know where you got this impression, but it's absolutely wron
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by zippoxer 8y ago
God I miss forums.
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Bow – Minimal embedded database for Go powered by Badger(github.com)
2 points by zippoxer 8y ago|0 comments
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by zippoxer 8y ago
You can also compare apples to oranges.
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by zippoxer 8y ago
Xi is orders of magnitudes more mature than Phi. You can't compare 76 contributors and 1128 commits vs 1 contributor and 103 commits.
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by zippoxer 9y ago
I don't know how Filecoin strengthens reliability, but Sia splits your file to 30 small pieces and distributes them randomly among hosts. You only need 10 of the pieces to recover a file. So, in effect, you rely on 10 out of 30 random
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by zippoxer 9y ago
Exactly. As long as there's demand to keep hosting files in the network, there WILL be providers hosting your files. Even if a hosting company who hosts 5% of the network (that's a lot) decides to exit the and stop hosting, your f
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by zippoxer 9y ago
Cool tool, but by using it, you depend on it staying alive for longer than any page you archive on it. This got me thinking about how a decentralized p2p internet archive could solve the trust problem that exists in centralized internet arc
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by zippoxer 9y ago
Distrusting Windows was the wisest thing you did since you climbed off your horse. [1] No, seriously. How is it paranoia to think the NSA was/is surveilling your Windows installation if we already have proof that they have the means [2
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by zippoxer 9y ago
Can confirm the same on Windows. I downloaded the newest version manually as well.
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by zippoxer 10y ago
OP here. Peloton has been posted here before, but didn't get any attention. I think this database is very interesting even if you don't care about the time saving part of it, since it claims to be a hybrid (OLAP and OLTP), it impl
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Peloton – a relational database designed for autonomous operation(pelotondb.io)
155 points by zippoxer 10y ago|39 comments
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by zippoxer 10y ago
Oh finally, Microsoft tackled NONE of Windows 10's privacy problems. I can't believe the most common PC operating system in the world tracks you by default and prevents you from completely opting out. If only Linux ran Overwatch
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by zippoxer 10y ago
Popular in Israel too (no subway here tho ;P)

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