Cyphase

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by Cyphase 6y ago
This is in the works now. Here's the issue: https://github.com/zulip/zulip-mobile/issues/117 Here's a recent (~3 weeks old) and active pull request: https://github.com/zulip/zul
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Repology: Track and Compare Package Versions(repology.org)
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by Cyphase 7y ago
Here's Ned's blog post describing the solution: https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202001/bug_915_solved.html
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by Cyphase 7y ago
> b. pay for hosted software that’s open-source
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by Cyphase 8y ago
I remember once having a dream where I was fighting off bad guys like a ninja, with Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life" playing as soundtrack (which had been in the Daredevil movie). When I woke up, I realized I'd fallen as
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Ironically(?), Google Contributor is a thing: https://contributor.google.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Contributor
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by Cyphase 8y ago
As an aside, you may be interested in this article from The Atlantic: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/04/the-scie... It basically makes the case that things like Jupyter notebooks are th
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by Cyphase 8y ago
The same reason it's Chromecast, not Googlecast.[1] Branding. [1] The protocol is named Google Cast, but all the consumer branding is Chromecast.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
It's because this blog is for mainstream audiences who don't know what GitHub is and might be scared of all that code-y stuff if they accidentally clicked on it.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
> I've had my car broken into 5 times in LA/SF. They busted the window each time. Not locking would have solved nothing although maybe it would have saved me having to pay to get the window replaced. Tangential story: I know so
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by Cyphase 8y ago
s/queue/cue/ :)
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Did he have to drop $2000 in cash to buy it, or did he finance it (either directly or indirectly)? He may have said "Huh, $65/month; I can afford that!" I'm not picking on your friend specifically, just pointing out one
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by Cyphase 8y ago
You mean something like this? If you don't want to be "spoiled" as to what exactly the video is going to show as it zooms out, use this link.. and don't pay attention to the browser tab title, or the video title in the t
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by Cyphase 8y ago
(This is a reply to the GP comment, since it got flagged while I was typing my reply.) --- > If you downvote this you're to dumb to even look stuff up on Google. What do you think the first result is when you search for how to exit
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Well there you go; easy peasy. But actually, I just checked how long it took season 2 of The Punisher to appear on a particular torrent site; it was all up in 720p and 1080p in less than 10 minutes. There are better re-releases later[1], bu
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by Cyphase 8y ago
For Sale: Acme XYZ123 laptop with <specs>. Confiscated and returned by Israeli airport security. Great buy for counterintelligence agents or someone looking for a target for hardware compromise detection practice.* * The security of t
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by Cyphase 8y ago
The results could have been skewed by people clicking through intentionally to experience the redirect.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Some screenshots, a video, and/or an explanation of features would be nice.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Oh man, Liquid War. That brings back memories. I'll have to give Liquid War 6 a try. Thanks for the nostalgia.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
This comment reminds me of Richard Stallman's "info packet"[0], which he sends ahead when he's going to be speaking. Specifically this part, in a section regarding pets of his host, if he's staying at someone's
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Things like this seem to indicate an almost complete lack of competence in regards to security and breach response. Can Marriott not afford to hire one full-time, experienced, competent person to oversee security policy? Of course they can.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Agreed, I am completely dependent on Tree Style Tabs. I mean, I _could_ live without it, but I really don't want to.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
I've also had 'w foo' as a keyword for years and years, along with many others for varying lengths of time. So convenient.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Relative to what?
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by Cyphase 8y ago
That's millions, not thousands, in case someone didn't know.
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Here's that talk you mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z5aZK2C3ew (2018 O'Reilly AI Keynote, Thomas Reardon, CEO, CTRL-labs)
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by Cyphase 8y ago
But "filtering out" would just need to be reducing ad targeting, not suspending the accounts, so some level of false positives might be fine if you can get a low enough false negative rate. The goal of the companies in this hypoth
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by Cyphase 8y ago
That could turn into an arms race of the target companies trying to detect when it's a fake account versus a real one, and the analysis service trying to make the accounts seem more real. Of course, if it became public that the target
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Parent link is: (Ask HN: How should a programming language accommodate disabled programmers?) And another related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18478776 (Ask HN: Blind programmers, what can I do to make my co
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by Cyphase 8y ago
Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13209452 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14526344

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