tbodt

Blockchain programming is fundamentally different from all other programming, and we need a new language to handle that. "Solidity" is far from solid.

They should have formally verified the paper as well as the language.

As soon as I see "Ethereum" I stop reading.

Higher mathematics is pointless and had always been pointless. People do it because it's interesting and fun.

So this puts in every form a hidden field with the cookie instead of actually sending the cookie to the browser?

What's that useful for?

Yes

In the EU, reverse engineering is allowed, but only for the purpose of making something that interoperates with the product you're reverse engineering, and does not compete with that product.

IMHO it's not 100% intuitive that you press the settings button to search. Maybe a separate search button in the top left?

You can bypass the WSJ paywall by tweeting a link to the article and clicking on the link from Twitter. They check the Referer header.

I'm currently developing something like this for iOS, and I hope to have a basic proof of concept in the app store by the end of the year. https://github.com/tbodt/ish

Looks like dynasmrt was written for use in holyjit.

yes he is an amazing guy, he should put a "buy me a pizza" link on his homepage

About 3 seconds on my i5 from 2015.

A perfect example of "it's so bad it's good."

It doesn't look like emscripten to me

tccboot is beyond insane

TextEdit, too! You can find it as sample code in the developer documentation.

When you set up a paywall, you cut the number of people who will consume your content by a ton, and then you have to set the price pretty high to make a living.

> The license granted hereunder will terminate, automatically and without notice, if you blah blah blah

"The license granted hereunder" refers to the patent license, not the copyright license.

The Slack desktop client implements multiple teams basically the same way Chrome implements multiple tabs. And we all know the rule of thumb: you can create one Chrome tab per gigabyte of memory.

Last commit was made in March 2016.

Which one is everyone going to install: an open source flash player that's not quite compatible, or the adobe one that's perfectly compatible?

Flash doesn't have to be shipped with browsers. You could always install it manually.

An open source Flash player is not perfectly bug-for-bug compatible with the real Flash player.

you can if the server is configured to list directories O_o

If they want it, they can get it.

We as programmers have gotten tired of saying "per second", I guess.

That clause of the license probably wouldn't hold up in court though.

With a username of "windows_lover", what can I say?