joepie91

[17:33] <joepie91> so like, the big problem with IPFS-based things is that nobody feels responsible for maintaining availability
[17:33] <joepie91> which is fine for popular things like torrents with thousands of seeds
[17:33] <joepie91> but not for small/uncommon things
[17:33] <joepie91> there's no central server with a backup regime which is responsible for availability
[17:33] <joepie91> in one way, that is a feature
[17:34] <joepie91> but in another way, it means that none of the peers are likely to have a similar availability regime or guarantee
[17:34] <joepie91> because everybody thinks "oh, it's distributed, I can just rely on the other peers"
[17:34] <joepie91> it's a game theory problem really, and unless it's solved, this trend of building everything on top of IPFS is going to result in *massive* data loss in the next 2-3 years

philippkeller

import urwid, random, re, time

blank = urwid.Divider()
palette = [
    ('body','light gray','black', 'standout'),
    ('reverse','light gray','black'),
    ('header','white','dark red', 'bold'),
    ('important','dark red','black',('standout','underline')),
    ('editfc','white', 'dark blue', 'bold'),
    ('editbx','light gray', 'dark blue'),

drewcassidy

public class BinarySearch {
    
    public int find(int[] arr, int v) {
        int i = 0;
        int b = (1 << (Double.doubleToLongBits(arr.length - 1) >> 51));
        
        while ((b >>>= 1) > 0) {
            if ((i | b) < arr.length && arr[i | b] <= v) i |= b;
            if (arr[i] == v) return i;
        }

shubheksha

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