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Very inspiring talk how to organize data for federalized systems.

No ls and no cd?

Wanna learn how traefik _really_ works? I summarized my two days of learning to configure traefik for simple web-services, multiple hostnames, and more advanced configurations.

Plus you can test my commenting system using Mastodon - if you have an account...

Because you're in an exam, and you cannot really draw a straw. So you have to choose a number randomly, and pretend you chose the short straw if it's a 0. And then hope you're the only one.

The article also discussed how it'll work if you prepare beforehand and actually can draw a straw. Spoiler: you might want to cheat if you chose the short straw :)

Replace the resistor of the LED with 0Ohm and switch the LED on. Nice animation :)

True - nowadays, `Eight Megabytes Always Continuous Swapping` is a feature, not a bug...

Failure is relative - perhaps they decided that there is still some hope.

At least I would switch regularly between "oh, let's give it up" and "no, there is still hope" :)

Perhaps the "sunken cost fallacy"...

Point 2 is a simplification that borders on wrong: you don't "wrap around if it's too big" - the point operation will always cross the curve (except for the zero point)!

You "wrap around" because you're using a finite field. As far as I understand, the finite field of the scalars allows you to have an inverse for the multiplication, and the finite field of the points is there to make the calculation easier.

There should be a way to share our shapes/minute in Twitter :)

Wow - this is a really good description of Bitcoin. Similar to the tweet that said "Whenever I read 'decentralized', I think 'unregulated'."

That looks awesome! Do you have any evaluation of the speed? is this based on a paper? is there more documentation?