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BubRoss
7y ago
Yes I know. This person has been saying 'no one forces you to use atom, just don't use it' as a solution to spying but also says he runs DNS tools to prevent rogue programs.
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BubRoss
7y ago
I agree but this whole thing just says 'debugging sucks, my commercial tool is great, I won't explain a single detail about it, follow this link' (it is a wrapper around rr). He's preaching to the choir and I still thin
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BubRoss
7y ago
> i use Little Snitch and DNS blackholing of tracking services Why do you need that when you can just not use things that spy on you (by your own logic)
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7y ago
This is about not lying to your users
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7y ago
Even thinking youtube is being used primarily for review when someone is out of practice isn't really the most calibrated way to think of it from what I have seen. It's more about new technologies like sophisticated robotics or e
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BubRoss
7y ago
I'm surprised no one just clones TI-85 etc. from scratch. A small pcb, cheap switches and buttons, a cheap micro controller and cheap lcd screen is all you would need.
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BubRoss
7y ago
That isn't a good explanation, since venting should exit far above the building.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Java has been around for multiple decades but the types are just around the corner? That reminds me of static compilation, which was also coming soon for 20 years.
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BubRoss
7y ago
How is C# modern? It is extremely verbose and rooted in Java style 'OO' with lots of memory hopping.
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7y ago
You are claiming it is noise with no reasoning behind it. If his friends or colleagues knew about this curve, wouldn't that imply they were part of the community.and this he was part of the community? I'm not sure why you would t
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BubRoss
7y ago
This is a well worn topic and I think you know that. Surely you realize that anyone can google bockstream takeover on reddit, but are counting on people not doing research. https://old.reddit.com/r/btc/comments
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7y ago
This is past click bait and in the territory of straight up lying. The actual article talks about youtube videos of surgery increasing, which makes sense. Good doctors listen to audio, watch videos and read papers all the time. No one is
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BubRoss
7y ago
Isn't that the truth. Sometimes I feel like the only sane person in an insane world when no one seems to admit that no one really understands how to architect software.
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7y ago
This is not at all a good explanation of quicksort and in some cases like finding the arithmetic mean, it isn't even right. Here is a simple explanation: First, understand the partition algorithm. You have an unsorted array, pick a va
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BubRoss
7y ago
You have an extremely warped understanding of what is actually going on and how things work. Non linear utilization of more cores is a matter of software and thermals.
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7y ago
"Recreation.gov is a travel site for the USA's national parks with easy access to maps, permits, tours and activities." Really though anything would be better than just linking a site and repeating its URL. That is just lazy
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7y ago
That's an obvious lie, people payed by blockstream directly or indirectly have been in control of the sub for years, deleting any thread or comment that contradicts the narrative they want to push.
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7y ago
It is the furthest thing from a lie and can be verified by anyone who wants to try posting to both subreddits. Anyone can also go to a site that shows deleted comments and see the discussions that get deleted on /r/bitcoin.
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7y ago
This is meant for people who aren't familiar with the takeover of the Bitcoin GitHub and subreddit. /r/bitcoin deletes anything that goes against blockstream's narrative while /r/btc is an open discussion. &#x
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BubRoss
7y ago
What are you basing any of that on? There are a lot of places to go and a lot of ways to use cryptocurrency. Why would someone be 'watching their back'?
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7y ago
I was answering your question.
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7y ago
That video shows a CG head and says CG face replacement. Typically sequences like this are done on a shot by shot basis and end up being a very healthy mix of compositing, cg face replacements, CG head replacements, etc. These types of ef
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7y ago
If your food makes you sick, maybe you should grow your own. If your job doesn't value you, maybe you should search for what it takes to be somewhere that does value you. You are in control of these situations. Feeling sorry for your
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7y ago
Only if he releases it
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7y ago
Everytime I see one of these articles I immediately wonder if they controlled for all the obvious stronger correlations that are already known.
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BubRoss
7y ago
That's not what they said, they were showing that the article was claiming biases without a sound argument.
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7y ago
In this case specifically though, what security problems do you think there might be?
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7y ago
The original title was just clickbait that said something like 'an interview with the architect of modern software' so I was giving a very sparse overview that was still not just a mystery title.
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7y ago
Why would there be security implications?
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7y ago
"Barbara Liskov invented the architecture that underlies modern programs." Basic explanation of this claim: she invented CLU, the first language without goto statements.
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