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Getting started with Status Embark 3.2: Building your own token
Have I Been Sold? – check if someone sold your email
An illustrated guide into how Bitcoin's Lightning Network works
Bitwhite (Bitcoin White) fraudulently claims to be “backed” by US treasury
Their whole announcement is available on https://bitwhite.org (scroll down) or in screenshots here: https://imgur.com/a/WyLPpOriginal post in which I expose them as a scam and which prompted their rebranding and changing of the website is here: https://bitfalls.com/2018/02/27/bitcoin-white-new-crypto-scam-horizon/
Bitcoin White – a new crypto scam on the horizon
Zend Expressive – A Comprehensive Demo Guide: Building a NASA Photo Gallery
RTDSphinx-PHP: A ReadTheDocs-Friendly PHP-Optimized L10N Documentation Skeleton
Sphinx-based ReadTheDocs-friendly PHP project documentation skeleton
Look Ma No Node.js – A PHP Front End Asset Workflow Without Node
WP-API and Oauth – Using WordPress Without WordPress
Diffbot: turning the world's web into a searchable structured database
Diffbot case study – turning entire domains into search engines
The Decorator Pattern in Human Memory
Neural Decorators – The Decorator Pattern in Human Brains
Re:Asciinema
on Sunday June 21, 2015 @05:10PM (#9754994)
Ok, that's quite a bit of news. Thanks for clarifying, shines a new light on things.
I'm disappointed to see this getting so much traction when showterm.io is clearly the superior product with rewinds, custom speeds, scrolling up and down and linking to a specific point in time, and has been around so much longer. Here is an example of a longer Showterm session: http://showterm.io/a0616ce5e6f411f292e18 taken from http://www.bitfalls.com/2013/08/autofight-php-job-interview-...
Turning PHP apps into executable single-file Phars easily
Re-introducing Vagrant: for those scared of change
Re:When Google makes an AI (and they WILL be first), the world will end
on Tuesday June 02, 2015 @03:40PM (#9648404)
It's different in that none of this is actually science fiction, but just science. All the tech is already there. There's just one more step until we reach AI level.
In 1956 it was impossible. Today, all of this is almost here. The path to AI is inevitable, but it branches into many - we should try and find a way to pick the right one before we reach the crossroads.
Re:When Google makes an AI (and they WILL be first), the world will end
on Tuesday June 02, 2015 @01:05AM (#9643976)
It's not about centralization, imo. An out of control AI will be able to harvest this data from wherever - Google just has the best starting set and the most robust data stream to make the initial leap, I think. But I agree with moving away from Google as much as possible, though FF is dubious - it's both a mediocre browser and will, as you say, introduce ads.
Re:When Google makes an AI (and they WILL be first), the world will end
on Tuesday June 02, 2015 @01:02AM (#9643964)
For evidence, see the WaitButWht post linked in the article. Also, the book Superintelligence. It won't be about following advice, the AI will instantly overpower humanity. You won't have an option.
When Google makes an AI (and they WILL be first), the world will end
On Google Causing the End of the World
BitTorrent's Maelstrom: Guide on Hosting Websites with Torrents
PHP Framework Popularity Survey 2015, Jetbrains and Zend Chip in IDE Licenses
Re:Use ReactJS to Build Native Apps
on Wednesday January 28, 2015 @01:54PM (#8961741)
This is worse than reddit
Re:Quire: Building a Large Application with Dart
on Tuesday September 09, 2014 @09:38AM (#8290031)
Any way to see the source?