Jayschwa

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by Jayschwa 13y ago
More on (existing) thin clients: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Thin_Client_Security#Header-Only_...
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I've heard this argument before, and I dislike the paternalism of it. I read the fine print and made tradeoffs that I thought were appropriate for my situation at the time.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I bought cheap, catastrophic health insurance during my past year of funemployment. I eventually got a letter that the plan would not be offered in the future because it does not meet all provisions of the Affordable Care Act. Personally, i
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
The story seems suspect to me. He brute-forced encrypted containers?
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
It looks like the third number specifies an index , not a length . var array [10]int slice = array[2:4:7] > its capacity is now only 5 elements (7-2)
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I signed in with Facebook and it still didn't make any sense.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Let us know if you turn up anything interesting :-)
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
The information it's showing me for the NYC area is basically worthless. The listed companies have only 1 or 2 salaries reported, the numbers on the salary range bars for each company don't match up with the labeled axis at the to
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
> I've perused the website far too many times in the last several months but have held off from applying because I wasn't sure if i had the chops to work with you guys Sports analogy: "You miss 100% of the shots you don&#x
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Hacker School is a great thing to do during a sabbatical or career break. I got pretty burned out on my previous job (of 6 years) in the Midwest. I was also a bit lonely since there wasn't much of a tech community in the area. I came o
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
The yellow "inserts" that pop open are neat but appear too often and become an annoyance. I think you should keep it limited to the fortune teller, cover color voting, and cointagion link. The rest of them seem like filler and add
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I believe revenge on an individual level can be morally legit.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
> Governments have different powers than citizens I disagree with this. If an individual does not have the right to do something, neither does a collective. We all individually have the right to defend ourselves, for example. As with mos
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
> The central premise of geneticism is that these things are wrong. What? The central premise of geneticism is that genetics underpins the majority of human attributes and behavior. (Note: I do not personally believe this.)
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I'm mostly apathetic on this issue. My comment was more of a roundabout way of saying that I don't think religion should be a protected class.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Maybe we should swap out religion for sexual orientation. At least the latter is genetic (like race and sex).
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
It's still the top result for "language shootout", despite the name being changed year(s) ago.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Local governments != Federal government. The Federal government could be significantly castrated without too many problems for most people. Dysfunctional local government is what I'd lose sleep over.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I think if a dev bootcamp is confident, they won't charge their students unless they land a job. (Added: a few people have noted that App Academy is a bootcamp that uses this model.) I personally prefer the https://www.hacke
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
If you want to "poke at the processor" with Go, its toolchain makes it pretty easy to use assembly in your package.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
People probably hesitate because it'd be such a pain in the butt to get the citizenship back.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Lots of cheap "catastrophic" insurance plans for individuals can no longer be offered because they don't meet all provisions of the law. The one I was using last year while I was in between jobs suffered that fate.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
hackerschool.com may interest you.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Good to know.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
If your back is healthy, you're not confusing the muscles hard enough.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
The coach's response is not reassuring. Anyone trying it for the first time should start with a weight light enough that they can hold the correct form and not lose control.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
I think Go is in a bit of a chicken-egg problem right now w.r.t. crypto. I recall one of the core devs saying you shouldn't use it for anything where security really matters, because their implementation hasn't really had the tire
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Spoofing MAC addresses is trivial.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
It's interesting how many of the people railing on corporations and the "1 percent" have no problem denying opportunities to people less fortunate than Americans.
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by Jayschwa 13y ago
Alice and Bob wish to associate in some way, but they live on separate planets. The spaceship tech required to span the distance is either prohibitively expensive or hasn't been invented yet. This is a natural barrier. Alice and Bob wi

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