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Comment #48527703
amusing that the most rational take on HN is immediately down-voted.
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Comment #48126320
I see the same but only in browser / wasm. Also notice that the mobs dont move in browser mode. Local via lg in console works great though.
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Comment #20434728
I can understand your frustration about Rich's development process. But clojure is most definitely not closed source. The source is right here: https://github.com/clojure/clojure a…
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Comment #19949134
have you written your own 2/3 compatibility layer? I can't imagine writing anything large without six... fwiw, six can easily be vendored into a project to avoid the technical exte…
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Comment #17401809
Congrats + well done!
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Comment #17237916
Have you read Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance? You might enjoy it. A thoughtful book (semi-autobiographical) about a man searching for meaning, thinking-through-it-all wh…
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Comment #15883901
*Or she. But that's an interesting point re mining pools. Do you have any links to more information about how they drastically changed dynamics?
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Comment #15883859
I guess I just have never found support for that in the nakamoto paper. You obviously have strong feelings about it, and I'm not trying to provoke an argument. I just still don't u…
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Comment #15883825
That seems inconsistent with the paper. For example, from the conclusion: [Nodes] vote with their CPU power, expressing their acceptance of valid blocks by working on extending the…
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Comment #15883658
This seems incorrect. Isn't a node a process on the network that is mining blocks? It does not seem as if a process that simply reads blocks but does not add any hashrate is partic…
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Comment #13451167
fantastic project -- I've been waiting for someone to tackle this!
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Comment #13285555
> In FP you will end with garnishFingerFood and garnishCocktail because you need to encode somewhere a specifics of garnish action. In OOP you will have garnish methods on Coctail …
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Comment #12207357
Extremely negative review -- wow.
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Comment #11917087
No apology required. Though note that pykafka requires >=0.8.2 , and is only forwards compatible w/ newer brokers. This means that pykafka implements the 0.8.2 feature set. Newer b…
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Comment #11916686
I enjoyed your blog post, but I don't think this is a fair characterization: kafka-python is not "mostly 0.9+ focused..." kafka-python is the only driver that is both forward and b…
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Comment #11916560
kafka-python maintainer here. Our library is designed to be correct first, easy to use second, and fast third. It should not be surprising to anyone that using C extensions improve…
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Comment #10809787
Labels deal in sound recordings, which have historically been licensed independently of the underlying music compositions. Most distributors like Spotify will obtain separate licen…
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Comment #10809702
But the article is about music publishers, not music labels.
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Comment #9723430
switched from statsd to statsite a few years ago and haven't looked back. highly recommend. same high quality code you'd expect from armon and the hashicorp crew (though statsite p…