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by Gratsby 11y ago
Actually, Kiva does exactly that. https://www.kiva.org/ > poor can often already get loans of such size and not trigger the upward spiral I don't know about that. Almost all loan-based businesses that target the d
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by Gratsby 11y ago
> this is the last iPhone you can actually crack without assistance from Apple. That's being pretty liberal with words. It's more difficult to crack more recent versions, but saying it's impossible is putting too much fai
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by Gratsby 11y ago
My school district has a limit - 10 minutes per night per grade. Then they throw all the rules out the window in high school if you are in honors classes. I was skeptical moving into the district, but I'm actually kind of surprised at
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by Gratsby 11y ago
I instituted take home tests within my group. We're up front that the interviewee should not spend more than 4 hours on the project and that we don't care if it works. I am more interested in whether or not I can read the person&
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by Gratsby 11y ago
From CocoaPods.org: > CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects. It has over ten thousand libraries and can help you scale your projects elegantly. The developer response: > [As CocoaPods developers] S
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by Gratsby 11y ago
I re-read the whole thing, then went looking for a page 2. Clearly, his future isn't in journalism.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Probably one of the best online courses available. He's very engaging and makes some pretty tough concepts seem straightforward.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
LOL... why not PHP.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
hrmph. I never knew about it.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
function dir(){ #make the windows guy happy find ./ -type f -name "$1" }
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by Gratsby 11y ago
I'm blown away that it was not free and open source already. I remember downloading it. I remember using it. I remember poking through the source at one point. If it was proprietary software, it had the worst marketing program ever
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Years ago... mid to late 90s... I had everything X-10'ed up in my house. What I didn't know is that my house alarm was also X-10 capable. One night, I couldn't enter the code in time and you could see what house was alarmin
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Man... I had my audrey doing this in the '90s. I can't believe I missed the boat and somebody else is making a bajillion dollars. It's time to search through the archives of all the cool stuff we did 20 years ago and put i
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Can confirm. Daughter turns 13 in 2 weeks. Pretty soon she's going to know everything.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
That's true, but everytime I say the words z shell, someone always says "Fish!", so I figured I'd pre-empt them for once. Go figure it would backfire on me. LOL.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Sensible Bash... like Fish or Z Shell?
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Message sent.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
> 16,000 secret-key operations (decryption, signatures). I have to assume that decryption or signatures themselves are more than one operation. I don't think most people have encrypted 16,000 documents in their life times. Am I mis
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by Gratsby 11y ago
I would read the shiznit out of that article.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Message sent.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
No worries. I sent you a message. You can remove the address from your post.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
If github has a private messaging mechanism, I'm unaware of it. Could you drop an email address?
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by Gratsby 11y ago
sent you a message. You can remove your email address from your post.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Taking advantage of end user provided permissions seems to be the norm instead of the exception. A few scandals have risen because of it. I remember a popular "free" calculator app that was sending GPS data. Oddly, most people do
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Hmmm... No alerts came in and it's loading fine for me. I don't have an http proxy handy to check it from off-site. I sent you a message. You can remove your email from the post.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Stanford University | Palo Alto, CA | ONSITE INTERN We have one position remaining in our group for a summer intern. Read about the group here: https://uit.stanford.edu/organization/appsupport There is no formal appli
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by Gratsby 11y ago
But then you have lost the default target of make and instead of make && make install you end up with make build && make install. That's going to break a brain or two when people try to figure out why their default MO
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by Gratsby 11y ago
I think about the half-measures like new paint for lane markers and I'm equally skeptical, but that's probably just me being pessimistic. All we really need is an idea that we can't fathom today. Google has a library of imag
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by Gratsby 11y ago
Let's say for instance we wanted an RFID indicator for each lane every 200 feet. You're talking about 13 million RFID chips that would need to be installed on 164,000 miles of roadway - just to get the interstate highways covered.
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by Gratsby 11y ago
I live in the area. The stinking buses around here ... They crowd the lanes regularly. Us human drivers I suppose are used to it, but it is a serious pain in the butt. The buses will drive right next to the lane marker, with their mirror

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