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Comment #26624239
Think we're seeing a huge increase in complexity in DeFi, and Uniswap V3 is just the start. Without a serious effort to change direction it's going to turn into the rooms of quants…
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Comment #14448270
The standard way to handle errors coming from 'await' is try/catch, and any errors can be handled in the catch block as if they were coming from a synchronous context. So, you'd no…
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Comment #13924964
And inside Marin, the town of Tiburon does this as well - stoplight cameras at every entry/exit point.
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Comment #13907534
Companies don't want to use an 'IBM blockchain'; they want their blockchains, with the data inside and the chaincode specific to their business logic, fully on-prem. And chances ar…
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Comment #12014382
While flying is certainly safer than driving, that statistic speaks more to the gross volume of cars driven vs. planes flown than anything else. The perception of danger in planes …
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Comment #11966588
Dublin is by no means a 'backwater' - Google and Facebook's EU headquarters both sit in Dublin, as well as large outposts of a number of global financial institutions. There's a lo…
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Comment #11842625
This is some kind of art https://www.stallman.org/photos/rms-working/index.html
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Comment #11784676
My D3 strategy - Find the type of visualization I want to make on http://bl.ocks.org/ . Start with that code, understand the steps taken to build it, then tweak each step / the dat…
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Comment #11720753
For large, easily readable lettering - subway stations, highway signs, billboards etc. - I've found the best combination of readability and pleasantness is Avenir https://en.wikipe…
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Comment #11709465
'Blockchain' isn't a meaningless buzzword, it's a database protocol. Its market positioning aside, there's a very real value that immutable databases offer from both a technologica…