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Comment #14817332
Hi, I'm the author of RLPx. Great post and thank you for sharing! Looking forward to more.
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Comment #10490200
On iOS9, iPhone6: The comment box and comments overflow which require horizontal scrolling or zooming out. It worked better before simply because zooming in (double tap) is easier …
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Comment #8012349
Hyperledger's home page talks about a protocol, pools, consensus, security, and decentralization, however, none of those features exist in the codebase. Proof of work and distribut…
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Comment #6628884
Perhaps this could be good to introduce a little at a time. Like musical instruments (drum kits) or building blocks (legos). As a parent, I agree, that surrounding children with te…
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Comment #5409579
LiveJournal doesn't route messages. It performs database queries which renders to HTML. As a result twitter will broadcast what you say to all of your followers, immediately, to th…
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Comment #5409551
IRC has no such long-established functionality. You can MSG a #channel or a user and that's it. User's can't follow each other and there are no lists. These followers and lists are…
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Comment #5407154
The patents involves routing messages with emphasis on followers. Everything previous I'm aware of has been multicast based or address based, like email or mailing lists. Most inte…
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Comment #2566074
This doesn't help adoption like the article suggests; what it does do is shave a few milliseconds and overhead off the initial connection which is great for thin or long pipes (low…
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Comment #2159899
Ask your investor.
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Comment #1867853
As for the title of your question, sure, PHP/MySQL are stil practical. If the answer to your question were no, then that would mean companies like Facebook and Yahoo aren't practic…
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Comment #1813898
Unfortunately, this is a common response from upper management. In larger companies, one way to get around this, is to go to Human Resources instead of your chain of command. Let t…
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Ask HN: How did you convert a million users to your service?
Did you do anything illegal or unethical? Advertising? Hacks? Assuming there are HN/YC'ers with million+ users.
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Comment #1774595
The chart excellent for visualizing one's contributions against and general activity. Would it be possible to generate a similar graph for other mainstream languages, gcc, and linu…
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Comment #1770606
Last line is great: "If you take out the 20 best transactions, our record is a joke," he admitted. "The 20 best transactions occurred over some 40 years — that's one every two year…
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Comment #1758878
Nice and clean look. Have you considered lexical parsing to generate a list of trending phrases? I suppose there are several possibilities to track trends this way. Great job.
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Comment #1758861
That's a much better way of looking at this post. I suppose, I could've phrased the post: Is a link full of SEO spam, aa links, and ad networks a legit HN post? I guess from the up…
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Comment #1755560
Is HN really the new place for book spamming aa links? Which books don't matter. Half those are outdated or will be by the time they're read.
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Comment #1754940
That sounds like a more expensive long-term process than finding an applicant who is better qualified. Maybe the OP is better finding a startup or open source project where he can …
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Comment #1754926
I don't think interviewing for highly technical positions at Facebook could be "prepared" for, not especially, by reading so many books about high-level subjects (ex: Visual Basic)…
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Comment #1754843
I can't help but notice the circles; they remind me of (the late) OpenSolaris logo.
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Comment #1724701
I'm working on a system which is similar but higher volume. Have you done any benchmarks to test thousands of updates per second? Same, but on the front-end. What is the impact of …
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Comment #1317914
Does warranty case law supersede DMCA? Nope, didn't think so. Blame IP law, and blame the DMCA, but don't blame Apple for being diligent.
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Comment #1317721
Please, not SCII. I'M NOT GOING TO BUY IT. OK? Say it with me: I PROMISE NOT TO BUY SCII INSTEAD OF BUILDING MY COMPANY I PROMISE NOT TO BUY SCII INSTEAD OF BUILDING MY COMPANY I P…
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Comment #1299060
The stats are for "AD" content, not Web Traffic. I would estimate Android has more ad-supported applications so I'm not surprised at all. To reiterate, this statistic has nothing t…
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Comment #1297303
I gave up on Linux. Not fodder; ^ if you agree.