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davidrusu

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About davidrusu

github.com/davidrusu

mail: davidrusu.me@gmail.com

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    you're in luck, bitwarden has got a cli see: https://bitwarden.com/help/cli/

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    Really nice to see BFT starting to be taken seriously in CRDT research. I had done some research in this area last year and came to a lot of the same solutions (i.e. BRB protected …

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    Comment #30275347

    A shot of the pulse from within the reactor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMuOaTqdp4c

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    Comment #29717329

    I will stop looking into this now, I have to get back to my work. The colorful language doesn't make it easy for someone who follows the literature to review your idea. I still hav…

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    Comment #29716020

    Ok, the red flag to me is the reliance on all neighbours responding to a proposal. Suppose we have a faulty node heart-beating correctly but not responding to proposals, or selecti…

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    Comment #29715652

    > n ∈ N (p), where N (g) is the set of gnomes who can hear g, including himself. Note that h ∈ N (g) ⇐⇒ g ∈ N (h). > Each gnome g tracks the spread of the proposal in the following…

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    Comment #29043035

    Account created: 1606866784432 (unix millis) That's Tue Dec 01 2020 23:53:04 UTC, consider this a heads up if that's when you started using signal.

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    Comment #29005069

    Hmmmmm.. noun. pixer a black person "a pixer of social propriety with no real social skills" https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.com/CghV

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    Comment #26343872

    Varies by business, for sure. I'd say the chance is much higher for B2B businesses. Say my Shopify store fails so I cancel my subscription. But I'll likely come back and try my luc…

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    Comment #26343715

    These companies should realize they are playing an iterated prisoners dilemma game with their customers. Just because your services aren't right for me today, doesn't mean I won't …

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    Comment #25059689

    3% conversion on a product that costs $20k is normal? I don't think so. As to your cynical meta-analysis, these people are doing something really difficult. I'm very happy to celeb…

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    Comment #24799990

    When writing that up I was looking for a structure who's natural partial order could be neatly laid out in 2-dimensions. But it seems this is not very clear, I'll take another look…

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    Comment #24799931

    Maintainer here, it's meant to be a visual representation of a 2-tuple of natural numbers. But I get your point, there was another commentator here who expressed similar frustratio…

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    Comment #24340884

    Sounds like you avoid the problem entirely, wish we could do the same but we've committed to a working in a ecosystem that is still quite nascent which leads to a lot of churn in o…

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    Ask HN: How do you keep up with changes to open source deps.

    We use a lot of open source code and it changes a lot, we try to stay current by updating dependencies on roughly a half-year cadence. Most of the time we are able to catch any reg…

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    Comment #17819801

    Aha! I mistyped the domain when exploring and got to this site https://www.causal-effects.com/ The site you linked does look much friendlier (still.. self host your js when you can…

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    Comment #17819152

    I see, I've set my browser to block third party javascript, on inspection, it seems the author has decided to download the markdown render script from what looks to be an analytics…

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    Comment #17818473

    Seems the markdown wasn't rendered to html, here's a link to the generated image https://johnhw.github.io/umap_primes/primes_umap_1e6_4k.png

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    Comment #17500721

    AFAIK pass won't handle conflicts for you (please correct me if I'm wrong!). This isn't a big problem for a password manager since conflicting changes are very uncommon, but for ot…

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    Comment #17500557

    Yep, just pure git, it's nothing fancy on that front.

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    Comment #17500477

    I've been working on this distributed offline-first datastore that uses the Git protocol as the network layer. I'm calling it GitDB (but the Git trademark is getting more strictly …

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