code-is-code

For 100$ I will boot my computer.

I do not think that is true. The winning chain will be the one where most people accept the coins from. Miner will only follow.

Yes

This is only correct in theorie.

Broken website on mobile

Impressive how many big structure were build during ww2

mongoDB with default credentials

Same for LinkedIn

Shameless self promo:

https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb

Same in germany

A human using a keyboard is one of the worst RNAs out there

I added GreenkeeperBot/renovate to my project so a PR is done whenever a dependency can be updated.

A few month ago, I used a similar optimisation that does the same idle-awaiting but with server-requests instead of cpu-usage. So instead of submitting all ajax to the server directly, background tasks can be delayed until the important tasks have finished. This is useful especially when the 6 requests per origin limit gets hit often.

https://github.com/pubkey/custom-idle-queue

Maybe an example schema on the readme would help

I tested this with docker and could not observe a big performance-penalty on the cpu usage. Of corse you need more memory and the biggest thing is that you have to build your application in a way that you can do this later.

Meteor has the op-log-driver which calculates query-result for changes instead of running the wohle query again. Same comes with rxdb where it's called query-change-detection.

If you, a single person, owns all bitcoin, noone would buy a single satoshi from you.

I worked in many teams and projects. Each time we had a "rockstar" in the team, he was worth more than 3 regular guys.

In the last project most echnical decisions where made/influenced by the rockstar and we saved so much time with playing arround or programming things that brake in the future.

As a recruiter I would never hire rockstars-only. But I would definitely make sure that I have a good ratio of them.

Not for me. Where are you located at?

It would also be great to see a comparison to the couchDB-sync which I currently use via pouchdb/rxdb.

That makes sense. An error-message would have been nice.

I'm following the developement of zeronet for the past 3 years. I'm not convinced that it is the final solution to the decentralized internet. A main thing that bothers me is the insane lookup-time for site with a low distribution. The same problem occurs with ipfs btw. It takes up to one minute to find a the correct node when only one node hast the content-hash.

Looks like it does not work on mobile chrome