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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Look again. :) That's how I have it.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
It does require having an account on both machines though. I've used nc in situations where one machine is owned by someone else.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Between Unix-based machines on the same network my go-to is netcat. receiver$ nc -l 2000 > file sender$ nc receiver 2000 < file I usually check MD5 sums when I’m done.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Sure, but that’s an extremely shortsighted assumption. Engineering projects change scope over time. Maybe that particular arbitrary decision won’t change, but there must be 1,000 other decisions, some of which might be revisited at some poi
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Not if it makes the judge hate you, too.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Sure, but he's clearly being evasive. He could simply have said: "I didn't type it; I marked it as high importance."
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Q: Okay. Let me ask you to look at Trial Exhibit 560. This is a message from you to Mr. Ballmer and Mr. Chase with a copy to Mr. Maritz and some other people also given copies dated August 15, 1997 at 4:07 p.m. on the subject of IBM an
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
What’s your source for (a)? I think virtually every human being on the planet has been infected with some coronavirus common cold strain in the past.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
The Bitcoin whitepaper directly cites Hashcash. [1] [1] https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
The fractional part of x is what you have left after you subtract the largest integer k ≤ x. Hence the fractional part is always less than 1. Since 0.999... = 1, it is not less than 1, so cannot be the fractional part of any number.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
There are many ways to represent 1, but it’s still 1.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
1993 it would appear: https://youtu.be/Sn0f0vpn8jE?t=7m50s
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
If the server had a public key with which it could verify OTPs, then the small search space (only 1 million for 6-digit OTPs) means an attacker with that key could also produce one.
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Mac Local Items keychain backup unrestorable to different machine without iCloud(discussions.apple.com)
1 points by DavidSJ 6y ago|0 comments
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
So in a sense it’s a steam engine powering a space ship.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
It’s arguably easier to remember, the way a speaker of a Romance language can more easily pick up other Romance languages. And it’s also easier to read if you’re not an expert on the language. I think something like this has its place. I fo
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
The HyperTalk language is well-documented. It has a clearly-defined syntax like any other programming language. It just happens to look more natural than most, but it's not an unpredictable guessing game like Wolfram Alpha.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Some examples of this on price tags: https://4.imimg.com/data4/VV/RV/MY-3648905/price-tag-250x250... https://www.coloraccounting.com/uploads/2/4/8/0/24801950&#x2F
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
The use-by-default setting never seems to stick for me. But so far it’s still been possible to substitute old in the URL.
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
I’m very truly sorry about what happened to your friend. That is an awful thing to go through. Without being an expert on the subject myself, I can’t say whether his doctors recommended the right course of action but he got a bad roll of th
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
There are always tradeoffs. I get intrinsic satisfaction from the projects. But I think both about the short-term and long-term. If I expected to die in 10 years, I'd do different things, because the balance of costs and benefits would
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Not reading the list doesn't require dishonesty toward others, but I was making a more general point: There are lots of people who are very ready to tell "white lies" to others for the sake of those others . As it happens, I
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
I would absolutely read the list, in part because I simply value (self) knowledge. I notice that some people don't value knowledge for its own sake, and have trouble understanding those who make decisions solely for the sake of knowing
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
So quite accurate then, since 11Mb/s = 1.375MB/s. (The conscious mind, of course, is not where most of our learning from experience happens.)
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
At what bitrate though? At 1 MB/s that’s 400 TB, which is nothing to sneeze at.
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Giving GPT-3 a Turing Test(lacker.io)
453 points by DavidSJ 6y ago|234 comments
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
I agree, as someone who is concerned about "cancel culture" broadly, and found Weiss's resignation later interesting and noteworthy, that her credibility as a witness is a relevant consideration in this situation, since she i
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Ask HN: What are some skills you have that are worth learning?
132 points by DavidSJ 6y ago|170 comments
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Henrietta Lacks(en.wikipedia.org)
15 points by DavidSJ 6y ago|2 comments
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by DavidSJ 6y ago
Besides, if the meteor’s big enough, it’ll also take out your customers.

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