If your corona test has an error rate of 1% and you test 1 million people 3 times, what are the propabilities to get true-false-true instead of true-false-false?

Replication and scalability I think

I didn't know that

We created a proxy that only tunnels data that matches the swagger.json.

https://github.com/EXXETA/openapi-cop

This is cool for dev mode but you do not always want it in production because deep validation of all requests and responses takes many cpu cycles.

I never heard of deepstream. But now I hate if for spamming the product camouflaged as opinion. Both on the medium article and here.

I got better results:

Input (original) name: the-northern-trifid-nebula-8499-1920x1200.jpg type: image/jpeg size: 737.26 KB

Output (compressed) name: the-northern-trifid-nebula-8499-1920x1200.jpg type: image/jpeg size: 263.17 KB (64.30% off)

I guess your original was more optimised than mine.

A tool like this should definitely check to make sure it has actually reduced the file size and, if not, just return the original with a note that it couldn't make any gains.

you should share an image link plus your settings/script to make this useful for OP

The result is dependent on your Browser. This library uses the Browser's native `ctx.toDataURL('image/jpeg', quality)` method to re-encode the image. The actual compression algorithm is not implemented in JavaScript.

Do other ICOs do a better job distributing instructions?

EDIT: so, apart from posting the address across as many channels as possible, and telling people to cross-check, what options are there? You could announce addresses way beforehand and have them send ETH to the final address once you release it, using that as a signal.

Usually, companies conducting ICO's only release the block number in advance, the smart contract address is generally released last sometimes just hours before the ICO start time.

All ICOs are centralised. It's lots of people sending their money to one entity, never the other around.

I played if for 8 hours straight. My team thought I was very busy and diligent so they better not interrupted me.

Oh no! You should take a break after 4 hours. Otherwise you lose focus in the afternoon and become less productive!

After making 5 clicks something broke and one div renders at the bottom of the page :(

Why do you post a tweet about a blog-post instead of posting the link to the blog-post?

I hate this.

Gotta expand those followers