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merrickread
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About merrickread
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/merrickread; my proof: https://keybase.io/merrickread/sigs/KwusGhRzAquYJbIlxbUmAUvr_AquZrk6G7VTCurQbJY ]
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Comment #19474628
We're only beginning to really understand Autism, Asperger Syndrome, and countless other cognitive states. So programs of this nature are wonderful to see — they create the opportu…
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Comment #15767835
This does a pretty good job of explaining the differences if you're curious: https://medium.com/@philippsandner/comparison-of-ethereum-hy...
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Comment #15767635
Yes, right now it is completely a glorified database. It's always been a database. It's a different database. We're using it for compliant sharing of and collaboration on private i…
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Comment #15766979
If you're into consensus algorithms take a look at Algorand: https://people.csail.mit.edu/nickolai/papers/gilad-algorand-... It has some novel approaches to node / data agreement. …
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Comment #15766807
Couldn't agree more. We're using some blockchain technology to solve specific problems at my company. It's a part of our stack, but we don't mention blockchain unless someone speci…
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Comment #14723940
Solidity is just the first try. I built a couple projects and ideas with it - found it to be a very uncomfortable language. On the other hand you have Hyperledger, it's "contract" …
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Comment #14647840
I dream of seeing a "security first" development process adopted ..
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Comment #14607993
yup, the vast majority of these unregulated ICO's are borderline fraud and stand only to hurt the ecosystem which they're trying to enrich. I expect there will be a heavy correctio…
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Comment #13811269
The hyperledger equivalent of ethereum's smart contracts is called chaincode. I'm playing around with it now - so far enjoying it much more than smart contracts. https://github.com…
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Comment #13420691
I completely agree, it sounds like the forever present problem of wrong tool for the right job. However it offers the potential to approach problems in a fundamentally different ma…
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Ask HN: Why is the community so negative towards blockchain technology?
I'm hoping to have a technical discussion, emotions aside.
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Comment #13328374
Turnstyle | Toronto | Senior Front End Engineer | Full Time & ON SITE | https://getturnstyle.com/careers We are looking for a Senior Front-End Engineer who is motivated to tackle b…
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Comment #13039539
Amazing, we are using 5.0.x I'll see if that helps. Thank you!
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Comment #13038567
We're in the process of harmonizing our entire team (9) to use Vagrant in a VirtualBox. For the most part it works, but we run into issues regarding VB memory consumption crashing …
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Comment #12944288
The solution often lies in a good distraction
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Comment #12841997
The bane of all work slack channels
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Comment #12792713
It's almost November 2016 man, you can't do that anymore. Just Redux your Flux and make sure you transpile and compile your TypeScript before you deploy that micro service with a M…
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Comment #9734318
Last fall I went through a coding bootcamp in Toronto. It was 9 weeks of hard work sprinkled with lots of frustration and lots of feel good successes. A main takeaways I had was ev…
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Comment #9699486
My Dad always tells me he flat out does not understand what I do. He respects it, knows it's challenging and fun, but just doesn't get it. I've sent this to him -- he's about 1/4 o…
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Comment #9692705
His style of writing that you find boring is exactly what has made him a great writer. The notion of conveying a powerful message or story as simply as possible is not an easy task…