Jgrubb

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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Bcrypt question -- I thought that part of the strength of bcrypt was that it hashed password many, many times, and that number of times through the hash is based roughly on the strength of the CPU doing the hashing. If this is true, wouldn
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
There's some kind of algorithm that prevents two users ping ponging comments too quickly. Not sure exactly how it works, but I've had experienced that before.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
I'd say it's a little more like they're conjoined twins at this point.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
I went down this path over the last year or so while building an app. It was the first time I'd stumbled into the frontier of browser specs. I was really excited to use indexedDB and later Pouch, but got overwhelmed with how much of
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
By default it stores pages in the database, so this doesn't address the security vector, just performance.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
"Yeah, that book I linked is the same guy as that site you linked. Good stuff." is the worst thing I've said according to this. I'm positive I was much closer to trolling territory on that Angular 2 thread a couple days
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
> That's a weird argument. Just because you think it's not horrible or overblown doesn't really mean much. That's just an opinion. A contrary opinion to the OP's opinion. Are you asking me "where's the
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
I don't have a chip on my shoulder. It just reminds me of that old comeback for people who are complaining about how terrible PHP is - "oh, I'm sorry. I couldn't hear you over all the work I was getting done with it.&q
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
> it's a horrible and overblown framework with a high barrier to entry Listen, if I can figure it out and get lots and lots of work done with it, it's neither horrible nor overblown and the barrier of entry was there but I go
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
So nice to read about all this exciting network technology that won't matter at all because CenturyLink and Verizon et al are still going to artificially throttle the services I would use them for. Thank you to the engineers for still
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Man I tell ya, I am really coming to appreciate simplicity and predictability in UI design. Efforts to transpose physical patterns like swiping through pages onto the digital surface just feel wrong, and are never as intuitive as just scro
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Thank you very much!
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
> If you are using Varnish Cache for business, consider attending the Varnish Summits If anyone from Varnish AS is reading this (OP?), please consider having a Varnish Summit on the east coast of the US sometime. Soon. Please.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Yeah, that book I linked is the same guy as that site you linked. Good stuff.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Somebody else already answered you, but no, I only have DSL as a high-speed option where I live (very rural). And only available from one carrier (CenturyLink).
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
That'd be great, but I only have one choice where I live.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Hey there, I found these two books lsat summer when I wanted to know more about all this computer-science-y, data-structure-y stuff that I didn't know much about because of being self taught. Data Structures Succinctly 1 & 2. htt
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
This is actually how many bands stay in business. So yes, buying a t shirt at the show is the best way to help them out.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
That's not how I read it at all, and I'm somewhat introverted and definitely a developer. Nonsense is taking a comment like this so personally and blowing it way out of proportion.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
It's not silly, it's the first thing I noticed.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Hey pseudobry, thanks for the hard work first of all. I started using the 2.x branch on a large project and it saved me soooo much time and code over what I was trying to write around localStorage caching and expiration while trying to lea
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
There was a line in that long post on here the other day about Gmail, encryption, and the spam fight that mentioned how what's-his-name explicitly ignored the RFC by scrubbing the IP address out of Gamil headers, so I think you do reca
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
> the Discourse peeps, who rejected eg PHP, and wrote it in their pet language, ignoring that no-one cares about language Are you talking about Ruby/Rails?
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
I always try out the others, but I always come back to Monaco.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
It's a far more symbiotic relationship tho...
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
If "10 foo bar widgets that you need to this that the other" posts start showing up on the front page, this board is done. Go away, trackduck spammer.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
A couple improvements I found in some other HN Tmux thread -- set -g mode-mouse on set -g mouse-resize-pane on
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Sure, but their cultural authenticity is transparently non-existent. It's like Malibu's Most Wanted, except they don't seem to get what the real joke is.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
Because they're two hours into driving back home to Connecticut.
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by Jgrubb 12y ago
I have no concrete facts, but my intuition tells me that commodity CD-Rs played as big a role. I think that whole line about illegal downloads is industry propaganda. You never hear about how illegally burned CDs brought down the industry

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