JesseObrien

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by JesseObrien 13y ago
I think using the word "obvious" is very misplaced here. Obvious would suggest that fully understanding the statement is something the casual person would arrive at given no help or extraneous thought into the statement. This is simply not
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by JesseObrien 13y ago
Nothing against the author at all, this seems like a cool little project, but I would never want to inline that much anything on a large project. Inlining things like that takes the maintainability and throws it out the window.
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by JesseObrien 13y ago
I think that's the entire point behind this article. What you're talking about and what "big data" actually exists as, are two different things. What you're talking about is data refinement. As you said, linking things together and trying t
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by JesseObrien 13y ago
He's actually enunciating that way because his wife was deaf. She could read lips, so he would enunciate very carefully.
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by JesseObrien 13y ago
Gitlab already has this? http://demo.gitlab.com/public
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Google Earnings Report Q1 2013: up 31% from 2012(investor.google.com)
2 points by JesseObrien 13y ago|0 comments
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Is this going to be another case of getting bought by AOL and then buying back from them after a while? http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/05/about-me-buys-itsel...
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
> Google's OTR and OTR XMPP spec are different > The specs are not different. They are completely different things. Do you not have any reading comprehension? That's literally what I said. I haven't said anything against OTR at
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Sorry but respectively, no. I can't allow you to trash Aaron's name like that. Aaron was actually a child prodigy and a borderline genius who had done more than this at 14 years old. This kid plays with JavaScript and wrote a chrome extensi
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
As you said. "Virtually". All of this relies on you trusting the third party involved here and that was my point. Whether its Google or some 23 year old kid, or if its open source or not doesn't matter. He is quite literally doing the same
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
I'm sorry, I thought this was "hacker" news. I Expected people would know that Google's OTR and OTR XMPP spec are different. My point was that you shouldn't be using 3rd party services to talk to people if the information is legitimately se
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Absolutely. Do a little more than surface level digging and this guy is really just a child playing with toys and announcing it loudly to the world.
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Google still has access to the cleartext as it passes through their servers. Right, and cryptocat doesn't, 'cuz they said so on their website!
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Hypothetically, what is the benefit of airing out of all this information ? Media attention. That seems to be all this kid has done is wave things at the media that the media themselves don't understand. Cryptocat is a javascript implemen
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
They're caught up in the moment, I'm guessing. My first reaction was "where are the logs? show me some kind of actual proof" . Otherwise this is just some kid who's paranoid and has a rootkit on his machine or something.
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
ST2 has been in the Debian repo's for a loong time. I assume others have packaged it for the rest of the *buntu's and whatnot.
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
It did slow down, and now he's charging everyone for a point release. It's not in your head.
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A Great Reflection(programmingtour.blogspot.ca)
3 points by JesseObrien 14y ago|0 comments
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Really not a fan of "sprout", "harvest" or "graft". They're not descriptive of what's happening just by their name.
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Thank you, this was bothering me as well but I guess I never thought to right click. :)
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
Really cool to see how you guys are doing and what your costs are. The services/hardware are becoming exorbitantly cheap and manpower/expertise is becoming expensive.
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
If you read it you'd know his wife left him. After that, what relationships do you have left?
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by JesseObrien 14y ago
That vision is stale and cancerous for the PHP community. The directive is and always has been along those lines, "real programmers don't use PHP". For some reason the core team has pushed that. There are a lot of us who use PHP full time w