Jayschwa

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by Jayschwa 10y ago
I wonder how this compares to similar, but different procedures. I had PRK done 7 years ago, and it was probably the best $4000 I ever spent. It went perfect for me - no new issues. However, I did it one eye at a time, just in case! PRK dif
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by Jayschwa 10y ago
Ditto. Using Chrome beta.
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by Jayschwa 10y ago
I was using Google Voice for a few years. When I got Project Fi, I had to release my old number and get a new one. It was disappointing, but less annoying than I thought it would be (since I don't use my phone much).
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by Jayschwa 11y ago
I think I'll pass on plants processed to look and taste like meat. What I'd really like to see is real meat that is grown without being attached to a conscious animal.
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by Jayschwa 11y ago
If you don't want someone using your API, then return 403 Forbidden. It's more efficient than strongly-worded letters.
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by Jayschwa 11y ago
I worked at an avionics contractor for a number of years and that mirrors my experience as well. On Level A projects, the process was at least followed, but it was often under tight stressful deadlines. Testing was frequently off-shored to
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by Jayschwa 11y ago
Links are broken from characters at the end. http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-17769529 http://www.artofthetitle.com/title/deus-ex-human-revolution/
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
> Are there not instructors? Is there not some form of curriculum? Are members not evaluated in some way? There are no instructors, there is no curriculum, and members are not evaluated. It is not a bootcamp.
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
Deferred functions can pass along errors by using a closure. http://play.golang.org/p/_ZqSk470-b
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
> Each time I'm met with "What stops some people from not working" and they refuse to move past that. Ask them how they feel about retirement. I think you'll find that most people aren't against all forms of idle
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
I would not consider your example to be one of a "type alias". Alias usually means that the names can be used interchangeably without a difference in behavior (i.e. casting). Go actually has some built-in aliases where this is the
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Migrating Go comments to GitHub – last call(groups.google.com)
1 points by Jayschwa 12y ago|0 comments
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Speeding Up Octopress by 15x(danluu.com)
13 points by Jayschwa 12y ago|0 comments
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
> In WWII they allowed the enemy to sink whole ships to accomplish same. Whoa, that's interesting if true. Do you have any links you can share about this?
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
I thought Tor padded all packets to obscure payload size. Is this not true, or does this method work in some other way I'm not grokking?
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
I'm a borderline Go fanboy, but GOPATH tends to drive me nuts as well. It'd be nice if it had a sane default. 99% of the time, I'm just doing GOPATH=$PWD.
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
> As long as there is sufficient staff to handle the increased number of students The total number of students isn't increasing. Two batches will overlap, but the size of the batches has been halved.
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by Jayschwa 12y ago
> A better UX solution to this problem would be coming up with a way to detect pages that do not seem legitimate Easier said than done.
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Heartbleed vulnerability tester(filippo.io)
15 points by Jayschwa 13y ago|1 comments
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
That seems like it would create a perverse incentive to breed unnecessarily.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
For HTTPS clients that don't execute Javascript (e.g. curl), GET https://gotofail.com:1266/
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
curl https://gotofail.com:1266/ Client's that aren't vulnerable should flip out when trying to load that.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Yeah, it seems like this is something many newer languages are requiring, which is good. Go requires braces as well.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
1.3 feature freeze is in March, but there will still be a couple months of bug-fixing and fine-tuning after that.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
int sum = 0; for (w : widgets) { if (w.getColor() == RED) sum += w.getWeight(); }
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
> Well a cryptocurrency which actually allowed you to pay for distributed computing, that did useful computations This is a bit like saying, "I wish the computations in TLS/SSL did something useful besides securing the connecti
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
You go from "Everything is shit and I can't wait to leave" to this? You sound like me two years ago. All I did was bitch about my job, but made excuses whenever someone asked me why I stayed. I suggest you find something bett
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I don't think "apprenticeship" is a fitting label. It implies that participants are newbies (some are, some aren't) or that there is some kind of structure or training.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
The author's idea of branch coverage seems mixed up. I've worked on avionics at the strictest safety level. We had to test every branch and every combination of conditions for the branch, but every combination of branches up and d
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Now we just need a law to require use of the Evil bit in packets. I'm sure it will be as equally effective as the Do Not Track header. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3514

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