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Theyeard

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    Comment #9944569

    Very nice! It reminds me of these two loader experiments: https://curiosity-driven.org/amd-loader-with-promises https://curiosity-driven.org/minimal-loader But for production build…

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    Comment #8708833

    One interesting use-case is having an Atom feed and HTML page at the same time. See source code here: https://curiosity-driven.org/

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    Comment #8614393

    I'd rather see technical details too plus maybe a comparison between require.js/almond and define.js. Currently it's not clear what are the advantages of define.js. N.b. another AM…

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    Comment #8580833

    Wow, great idea. I wish this was available as a npm package. A couple of things, sometimes the service doesn't work and returns "YUI Compressor : 0bytes (100%)" or "JSMin : 886byte…

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    Comment #8555691

    Kaleidoscope - LLVM Tutorial [0] is an excellent resource with code samples in C++ and OCaml. [0] http://llvm.org/docs/tutorial/index.html

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    Comment #8555588

    Parsing, evaluating, continuations and CPS... it seems similar to this language: https://curiosity-driven.org/continuations#interpreter but the syntax is clearly different. Also, t…

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    Comment #8163648

    Yes, exactly. And there are a lot of tricky corner cases like SIGHASH_SINGLE when number of inputs != number of outputs with hash 0x01 [0]. Actually the entire implementation (Bitc…

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    Comment #8163494

    > By that logic you could make anything illegal, legal. I'm not a lawyer but from a technical point of view it's almost impossible to remove any kind of data from a truly distribut…

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    Comment #8163421

    Pi is a number. A picture is also a number (a very long one, just like any other file), including CP.

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    Comment #8163016

    The same thing that happens to every other data put in transactions - if they're included in blocks every node (full verifying node [0]) downloads it and stores it locally forever.…

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    Comment #8162987

    Excellent point, added as annotation, thanks!

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    Comment #8162973

    Yes, you're right, numbers treatment is not exactly the same as in Bitcoin Core. The script interpreter supports only basics and it was implemented to show how Bitcoin Script works…

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    Comment #8162940

    They already do that: http://www.righto.com/2014/02/ascii-bernanke-wikileaks-photo... Also related: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number

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    Comment #8122778

    Exactly - scripts are pure functions. Reasoning behind this is explained by Satoshi himself at Bitcoin Talk [0]. Contracts page at Bitcoin wiki has an example of defining a will us…

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    Comment #7737572

    A different version of this riddle in Prolog/JavaScript: https://curiosity-driven.org/prolog-interpreter#puzzle

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    Pi approximation using Monte Carlo method

    Monte Carlo is an method to solving problems that uses random inputs to examine a problem. This method has a wide variety of applications from problems too complex to solve analyti…