Saving here means generating a (svg/png) file (each stroke is automatically saved on the backend). There is a chunking of the canvas on the frontend when the image is too big, so that adds a bit of time (multiple http requests... etc) This in a super alpha state, so plenty of room for performance improvements on my end, but I believe that this is probably pushing the limits of what Urbit can handle in terms of networking and file system a little bit for the current status.
It has no mention of any chloroquine trials in Denmark, but mentions an upcoming one for azithromycin and hydroxychloroquine:
"A Randomized, Placebo-controlled Double-blinded Trial Evaluating Treatment With Azithromycin and Hydroxychloroquine to Patients With COVID-19 N=226 patients with positive COVID-19 test/diagnosis during the hospitalization randomised to Azithromycin and Hydroxychloroquine or placebo".
It seems more likely that the news article is slightly inaccurate here, rather than the agency's information being outdated, but either is possible.
From the discussion [1]: "A duct is akin to a first-class call stack".
For a more detailed explanation, you can look up the type definition [2] in Arvo (Urbit's Kernel) and here [3] you can find an example of how the stack looks when setting up a timer.
But, this is not discussion at all--it's a doubling-down on various points of the manifesto. "Maybe you didn't catch my subtly brilliant note about tab spacing; now read a further two paragraphs of microdosed wisdom on the matter and you may become enlightened."
I've never heard of Wireline before, but looking at the above tweet and a quick glance at their website (https://www.wireline.io) makes this whole thing smell like a team of amateurs running a scam. Why anyone would think it would be a good idea to dump a million USD into any ICO is beyond me.
1. they promised this would be ethereum community fund's first ever investment
2. they promised q2 2018 token release guidance
3. they promised jun hasegawa would mentor Lucas Geiger to lead a huge marketing campaign
4. they promised other investors were in the round: golem, augur, matt mullenweg, wendell davis, david lee (refactor), dhvc, hashed, qtum and others are investors. i never confirmed if they really were all invested, but this is what was marketed to me
since then - i simply cannot reach lucas geiger or the advisor sizhao, who was the creator of farmville and has a ton of followers on twitter for thought leader type posts. sizhao said he invested in wireline, but now the company denies he ever did. he has since blocked me and doesn't respond
again i take full responsibility for the losses. i invested with the selfish motive of making a return, for my personal benefit, and it didn't go as planned.
however, they did falsely market the investment to me and that is something i do feel is illegal and not okay
absolutely they're under the jurisdiction of the SEC as they took money from US citizens
i have all of the records, yes suing is definitely a consideration at the moment, the new ceo has promised to find middle ground / some sort of resolution after devcon
Do you think they will give you some money back? Do you think the token sale or SAFT are going to materialize into anything at all on the exchanges? In your opinion, are the SAFT deals just locked away forever with the invested funds slowly bleeding out?
"This book is unauthorized. Douglas Engelbart was not an author on this book. Eileen Clegg and Valerie Landau were the sole authors of this book. Listing Doug Engelbart as lead author was one of many problems with this book"
Saving here means generating a (svg/png) file (each stroke is automatically saved on the backend). There is a chunking of the canvas on the frontend when the image is too big, so that adds a bit of time (multiple http requests... etc) This in a super alpha state, so plenty of room for performance improvements on my end, but I believe that this is probably pushing the limits of what Urbit can handle in terms of networking and file system a little bit for the current status.