onion-soup

randomness is an illusion

I thought NoSQL was supposed to take over? Noooooooo :( why learn complex queries when I can spawn unstructured and unrelated json blobs? It's easier! Or so I was told?

not sure what you are onto but SQL is just old and useless, glad i never had to learn it

IT is doomed

Google maps destroys session after I open it again on iOS. This is clusterfuck of UX

Woah! Almost like 15 years ago!

You can safely continue your professionnal jjourney elsewhere but not in IT. Thank you!

We all appreciate your contribution to micro services. But let us now choose simplicity and move on with our lives. You do you with your zoo of dockerized babel towers

Holy shit. No wonder it failed miserably.

>"Eeasy HTTPS"

>Displays somewhat overcomplicated diagram with bunch of arrows and scary technobubble words.

Ping me again when HTTPs actually becomes easy

Micro Services

Nodes mine blocks. Therefore there all those nodes people call nodes are not nodes.

500K what?

No, txs are cheap because blocks are big enough to allow high throuoghput. BTC has 1 MB block so txs compete to get into next bloock.

Why is this getting downvoted?

No, Because SV does not limit block size which allows tremendous throughput. Google block size war.

>re-used bitcoins early work

All forks share the same blockchain up until certain block.

Glad to see BSV finally getting noticed by HN

Don't libraries like react solve this?

TL;DR: Today I reinvented the term "procedural programming" and gave it a nice culinary spin.

Article has unreadable pale grey font.

XP was such an aesthetically pleasing OS.

More like you are bending your own argument. grayoons, YO is more pronounceable than OA

The tone similarity is quite impressive.

I always wondered if these physical switches are actually reliable and now reading your comment actually terrifies me. This behavior can cause irreversible social damage in say during high steak business meetings. One could absolutely sue the microphone manufacturer for this.

Nothing will ever come close to convenience of analogue volume knobs. They give both immediate action and infinite granular control. Same goes for kitchen stoves. All the modern touch controls with step-based control is the absolute nightmare in terms of UI.

Chrome exists over a decade yet they still haven't figured out how ctrl+Tab should work.

At least PDF doesn't bombard me with click walls and cookie disclamers so that I can actually read and scroll.

So an entire tool to add “slick” macos browser top bar? Umm, thanks I guess... lol

Now divide total number of blocks by 30 years and you get 1 multi ton block being laid every 9 minutes.

The current theories are joke, this numbers don’t add up. Don’t be afraid to challenge the “academic” theories, as you see, there is no math behind them.