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Recact Native Implementation of Twitter’s app loading animation
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Canada could become the world’s bitcoin mining capital as China cracks down
Reuters reported on Friday that Bitmain, the world’s biggest blockchain mining company, is looking at moving operations to Canada and said utility company Hydro Quebec is in talks with around 30 large cryptocurrency miners about potential moves. BTC. View original article
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Spectre patch in iOS 11.2.2 is slowing down iPhones
As technology firms around the world try to mop up the mess that the Meltdown and Spectre chip bug are making, Intel has been keen to stress that the impact patches will have on performance will be minimal. View original article
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Microsft Smooths iOS Development with Xamarin in New Visual Studio Preview
Ever since Microsoft acquired Xamarin and infused its cross-platform tooling into the Visual Studio IDE, the company has been seeking to ease the cumbersome process of iOS development, which requires hooking up to a Mac machine. View original article
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Microsoft releases PowerShell script to check if your PC is vulnerable to Meltdown and Spectre
In the wake of the Meltdown and Spectre chip bug revelations, people around the world are wondering whether or not they are affected. Bearing in mind the number of chips with the flaw, the chances that your computer has a vulnerability are very high. View original article
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BlackBerry Mobile site hacked to run Monero cryptocurrency miner
With the popularity of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, it’s perhaps little surprise that a number of websites have recently been discovered using visitors’ computer to do a little mining. View original article
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Meltdown and Spectre in 15 minutes (or less)
Explained by the folks at Computherphile, in some detail in less than 15 minutes.
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Let’s write a cryptocurrency bot. (part 3)
Want to make your own Bitcoin bot? This is part three of a three part series on creating a cryptocurrency trading bot using the boilerplate and framework library called Bowhead for general use in the cryptocurrency space. View original article
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Let’s write a cryptocurrency bot. (part 2)
Want to make your own Bitcoin bot? This is part two of a three part series on creating a cryptocurrency trading bot using the boilerplate and framework library called Bowhead for general use in the cryptocurrency space. In Let’s write a cryptocurrency bot. View original article
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Let’s write a cryptocurrency bot. (part 1)
Want to make your own BTC bot? I’ll walk you through the full setup, on to your first execution of an automated trade, and beyond. View original article
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Nvidia’s New Chip Is A Marvel; Catastrophe Headlines Are Overblown
Nvidia (NVDA) was added to Top Picks on Jan 2, 2016 for $32.25. As of this writing it is trading at $187.17, up 480%. Nvidia recently announced its Volta chips. First, here is what the company said: View original article
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Sampling Profiler
SamplingProfiler is a performance profiling tool for Delphi 5 to 32bits Delphi XE4. Its purpose is to help locate bottlenecks, even in final, optimized code running at full-speed. View original article
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Making your web app work offline, Part 2: The Implementation
This two-part series is a gentle, high-level introduction to offline web development. In Part 1 we got a basic service worker running, which caches our application resources. Now let’s extend it to support offline. View original article
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await vs return vs return await
When writing async functions, there are differences between await vs return vs return await, and picking the right one is important. This returns a promise that waits a second, then has a 50/50 chance of fulfilling with “yay” or rejecting with an error. View original article
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Google wants Progressive Web Apps to replace Chrome apps
The Chrome Web Store originally launched in 2010, and serves a hub for installing apps, extensions, and themes packaged for Chrome. Over a year ago, Google announced that it would phase out Chrome apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux in 2018. View original article
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Over 4,300+ DOS games that can be played online
Play DOS Games Online was setup for preservation of 4,300+ old retro abandonware games and abandoned OS/interfaces that you can play online right in your web browser for education and research purposes. View original article