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Comment #37975424
Entries on a blockchain are auctioned of in an auction which allow arbitrarely low bids. So it is to expected that there is a long tail of bids with a low chance to win. If a mempo…
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Comment #37974997
Before lightning was a thing, he anticipated the block size would increase over time. And he changed his mind when the idea of level 2 came up. Which was the right thing to do. But…
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Comment #37974950
The question asked on that video does not mention lightning. But his answer begins by explaining lightning. Back early on forsaw that lightning is the way forward and not larger bl…
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Comment #37974882
Wikipedia says "Banksy is a pseudonymous England-based street artist, political activist and film director whose real name and identity remain unconfirmed and the subject of specul…
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Comment #37974868
Oh, interesting. So he only keeps his face secret, not his identity? I remember reading an interview with Ozzy Osbourne who said he refused to work with Buckethead because it spook…
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Comment #37974778
I think there is some systematic reason why people like Satoshi, Buckethead, Banksy, etc are not uncovered. In each case, I doubt that it really is hard to figure out who they are.…
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Comment #36691596
Most servers don't set a CORS header though. So usually it does not work in the browser. Try this in your console while not on Reddit: fetch('https://www.reddit.com/.json')
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Comment #36691511
Is this Capacitor specific code? Here it seems the JS code can fetch data from any domain: https://github.com/kaangiray26/geddit-app/blob/main/src/js/g... Since that is not possibl…
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Comment #36630061
I would love a battery powered 32" E Ink screen that does nothing on its own, but lets me send it images to display. But for that I guess I would have to give that thing access to …
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Ask HN: Threads in Europe?
Everybody is talking about Threads and showing off their new profiles. While I don't see the app in neither the iOS nor the Android app store? Looks like they do not provide it in …
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Comment #35468367
Chrome and Firefox here are an example for "Two users who use exactly the same hardware but different software". To distinguish between users between of a larger set, you do more s…
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Comment #35466361
Not sure if the workload makes a difference. We would have to make examples of what Computation1 is and what Computation2 is to make a prediction if certain types of workloads will…
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Comment #35466099
There is no way to escape fingerprinting. Just one example: A script which runs many different types of computations. Each computation will take a certain amount of time depending …
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Comment #33558814
My prediction: SQLite will keep gaining popularity. Especially among pragmatic software builders who run their own business and do not work for the man. A demographic that I expect…
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Comment #33524023
I think it's not a distro thing. It's a hardware thing. Too bad. I was hoping AMD still supported it.
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Comment #33516557
Then you don't have suspend to ram. The way I read it, s2idle leaves the CPU running. So it is up to the OS if it wants to use it or not. https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/p…
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Comment #33494664
Is that the peers list? Other instance where at least one user follows one user from the given instance?
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Comment #33494651
Then why?
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Comment #33492936
Strange that users have private keys. Is that kinda forward-looking, so that at some point those keys could be moved to the users themselves? So they can keep their identity, even …
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Comment #33492540
With "actor" you mean "user"? Every user has their own private key?
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Comment #33492402
Nice! 283 files Still crazy many, but I will look a into it in case https://microblog.pub turns out to be not what I am looking for.
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Comment #33492290
I would expect "Open Federation" does not mean you need to talk to every instance out there directly. But that it works like a web where messages are routed around. I could be wron…
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Comment #33492235
Thanks. 153 files. An order of magnitude leaner than the ones I have seen so far.
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Comment #33492178
The download goes to tgz files. No GitHub or GitLab repo?