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Comment #38295736
Hetzner randomly shuts down one of my servers every 2-3 months.
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Comment #24584769
Liquidation contracts and Arbitrage contracts do check the caller and would not allow to be executed by non-approved senders. This raises the bar, so that you can front run only co…
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Comment #20269130
I stream live video (no audio) and watch how my dog chills at home while I am at work :) Sometimes I catch him on the sofa!
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Comment #19652296
Swarm documentation might not be perfect, but it is not outdated - https://swarm-guide.readthedocs.io I believe the chapters about PSS, Swarm Feeds, ENS, Architecture, among others…
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Comment #19649831
I don't want to hijack the discussion from IPFS, but Swarm has good ideas with respect to dynamic content if you're interested how that might work in a decentralized setting, for e…
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Comment #19649792
Swarm and IPFS together with Filecoin try to address the same problem - persistent data storage in a decentralised network. Swarm is not at all "working already" - the incentivisat…
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Comment #13178999
Thanks a lot! I will try the `hyperbook` as a starting point.
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Comment #13178416
Thanks. This is also the paper I was referring to.
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Comment #13177645
Sorry for the offtopic, but have you ever used TLA+ to verify a non-trivial piece of production software? I recently found out about it, and was wondering if there are good public …
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Comment #10815507
FWIW there is a http://taxime.to/ in Bulgaria, which has a reputation system and was embraced by existing taxi companies - you get a well-ranked driver that is licensed and insured…
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Comment #7672473
Just wanted to say that I wrote the 2nd article you mentioned, and I fall more into the category of "engineer that just wants to play with things" rather than "run a mission-critic…
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Comment #7669533
1) Testing a Dockerfile, then scp'd it to the server, doesn't guarantee that it will build successfully on the server. However if you build successfully an image and push it to a r…
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Comment #7543391
Same problem here. Sideprojectors tries to solve this, but hasn't worked for me so far. http://www.sideprojectors.com
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Comment #7514185
Robert Sedgewick gives a very good analogy of a red-black tree to a 2-3 tree on his Coursera course (Algorithms, Part I) [0] - a bit different to what is discussed in Wikipedia, bu…
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Comment #7127079
Yes, it is a theme from https://wrapbootstrap.com/ , which I modified beyond recognition ;)
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Comment #7097336
I have just released http://selfstream.io - a platform for event organizers to host and live stream their events. Right now making a negative $25 for hosting, without counting a sm…
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Comment #7030937
Hi Hacker News, I have just launched my first SaaS application - Selfstream - http://www.selfstream.io . It is targeted at event organisers with small budgets, who want to extend t…
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Show HN: My first SaaS app - Selfstream.io
Hi Hacker News, I have just launched my first SaaS application - Selfstream - http://www.selfstream.io . It is targeted at event organisers with small budgets, who want to extend t…
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Comment #6665391
I lose about $15 from http://selfstream.io . I havent't launched yet as I have been waiting for Paymill to activate my payments processing account for over a month now.
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