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momerath

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About momerath

currently: https://github.com/interledgerjs and internal projects (in clojure mostly) previously: http://vendetta-online.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #19961585

    That's exactly the belief those in power most want you to hold on to. Elections are a cruel joke. Build guillotines.

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    Comment #18241647

    Agreed about maintenance, but yeah, CA registration is that much more.

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    Comment #18215091

    I don't know where you get this idea; they talk a lot about the connections between columns and how they reinforce each other.

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    Comment #13592221

    Cloud rendering is a fantasy for games on flat screens, because the latency is too high. To maintain 'presence' and not get sick in VR, the motion-to-photons latency has to be _con…

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    Comment #13475029

    Unfortunately, I think you're correct. Anecdote: I used Erlang, over the course of several years, for very-high-level bot behavior and multi-player mission control, where performan…

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    Comment #13366801

    I don't have time to read through the thread today, but I did before the Rift kickstarter was announced, and my impression has always been that the software-distortion-in-compensat…

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    Comment #12644015

    Cyberneticists are not ignorant of your viewpoint. You may be right 'ultimately', but you might find your views refined if you actually dug into the arguments. Stafford Beer addres…

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    Comment #11296219

    De jure, you're right; de facto, we're fucked.

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    Comment #11218764

    I don't know a lot about chess, but I would try picking several prolific players with what seem to you to be different styles, and training a classifier to identify the player, as …

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    Comment #11066308

    Sanders would also seek to double the capital gains rate for the richest 2%, and close various loopholes.

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    Comment #8186410

    Thank you! I looked pretty hard for a OneTab-like extension for FF about a year ago, and couldn't find one. It's the one thing I really miss about Chrome; making my own was on my T…

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    Comment #7819594

    I don't know what you mean by "major city," but I look in Milwaukee every six months or so. There simply aren't any "independent ISPs" here with remotely comparable speeds or price…

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    Comment #7781965

    The use of Doom3 in the Kickstarter (I remember feeling like Carmack had given his seal of approval), definitely provides Zenimax with ammo, and I agree, it could be ugly. Like so …

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    Comment #7756110

    I owned a BeBox and used it as my desktop for several years, til it stopped posting. The use of its relational-database-like filesystem, for email and organizing my music, was such…

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    Comment #7595313

    I worked in a hospital, and saw similar things, but I think the moral of the story is that huge organizations operate internally more like a feudal oligarchy. They crystallize, reg…

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    Comment #7569577

    It definitely _looks_ spammy. I think what's absent from this discussion, though, is that these are bands with a 'taper' culture, and the app is only useful for these, niche bands.…

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    Comment #7513394

    I agree with you in the short term, and disagree in the ideal/long-term. I think we can replace this pachinko machine of representative democracy, not with some one or two dimensio…

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    Comment #7454923

    Chunkhost has the same specs at the $9 price point as DO, though they claim 2 cpus (obviously could be apples and oranges). It's Xen, like DO and EC2, and they use ECC ram. They al…

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    Comment #7163738

    https://github.com/rabbitmq/erlando

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    Comment #7113165

    I don't want to judge you, not knowing how big a yard you have, but as a downtown apartment dweller, dogs barking provide all the annoyance of car alarms, the same inaction, and a …

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    Comment #7014734

    ...and not drive there.

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    Comment #6949547

    Not everyone has time to know exactly what's supported by every combination of hardware and software they use or might use in the future. Personally, I came under the impression th…