hrm I'll make a github issue

There's a steep benefit curve to graphql. It's awesome when your API is evolving rapidly or you are caching on the client a lot. For something like git I'm not sure you need either of those much.

I looked into git-bug when I was hacking on https://gitern.com. I probably would've forked or rewritten it from scratch but that's how I imagined implementing github-like issues while maintaining portability.

sounds like a gift more than anything :)

yep that's the crux of the curse i think

I love creators that both think and operate like this. So rarely can they do both.

if you're dumb you don't know people don't like you so you can at least enjoy the company of other people

smart+untrusting+low empathy seems like such a curse. you're smart enough to detect people don't like you, but can't tell why on your own and don't trust anyone else to tell you why. and the result of learning people don't like you, usually, is not liking them.

I suspect what really biased the top ten horses were that they were well-known horses and when people came to visit them in their stables, before and after the race, they did tricks for them. The sheikh may have made a mistake of letting these visits to the stables influence the race, because the sheikh's normal races are not about winning but camaraderie.

Definitely don't trust a sheikh, and especially don't trust that they're infallible, but I wouldn't assume they're malicious and meddling when the results could be just as well explained by a flaw in the race design.

yep nearly there

We discuss it a bit here: #1200292

It won't feel real to me until the 30 day sma is at 1 ZH/s.

do you wallet logs or browser console give any hints?

when's the last time you tested it ek?

1st!

I meant next generation

I could’ve swore I was the girl on the right

that's cool we rank high for sybil fee. it's not a special word or anything. it's just a literal description. i guess it's just not something that's very common yet.

ahhh full immersion is the best

burn

edit: oh he's actually using fortran

Continuing to my refactor of our payments "engine." Most of what's left are:

I'd love to see some time series data in the next one

If it weren't for bitcoin, what do you think you life and career would be like?