Joof

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by Joof 11y ago
On the other hand, if encryption is the default then there is no obscurity in not using it.
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by Joof 11y ago
How we use language vs reality. It's still a lot though!
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by Joof 11y ago
That's brutal. Any chance you could point me towards resources that explain what we know of the superchiasmatic nucleus, circadian clock and regulation. I have a somewhat rigid tendency to live on 25 hour days which is typically an hon
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by Joof 11y ago
I disagree; guitar has multiple fingerings for each note or chord and it's not necessarily clear which one will be the simplest to use when given regular staff notation. There's a huge jump in the complexity of how you need to rea
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by Joof 11y ago
How many schools successfully do the well-rounded bit? How many students care? I had a 1.8 average in general studies and a 3.5 average in math / CS, so there's my bias. And honestly the CS and math was poorly taught most of the t
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by Joof 11y ago
There has to be something way more awesome than a diamond ring that costs a bundle. I'm probably fucked; I don't like hanging on to stuff as momentos. That goes double for expensive momentos. Triple if it breaks some societal norm
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by Joof 11y ago
To be fair, newspapers arent the preferred medium for news these days.
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by Joof 11y ago
We aren't necessarily giving advice, just choosing who to fund. It's hard to ask a group of developers for general feedback because it will be "here's how I would do your thing". Asking very specific questions might
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by Joof 11y ago
I live for these days. I don't get many of them anymore which is a shame.
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by Joof 11y ago
Well, I could do it, change it to a more neutral example, then take a screenshot of your post and merge it to the repo. This would take maybe 2 hours (but I am familiar with git). Fixing it would go very far to prove that you are sincere ab
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by Joof 11y ago
Its probably only a half-step up, but signal's client (and server?) are open source. You could compile your own to avoid problems with the binary blob being different. Maybe you could run your own server to dish out keys, but that may
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by Joof 11y ago
I'd really like the option to send SMS to non-whatsapp users with a GUI signaling that this is happening (and an option to disallow this). Balancing multiple text clients sucks.
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by Joof 11y ago
I assumed they would still adopt dwarves. Guess I'm wrong. Still gotta lock up all the cats that have adopted one though.
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by Joof 11y ago
A good test may be how long you have to be saving the insurance payments to cover everything.
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by Joof 11y ago
Partially. I don't smoke much anymore, but when I do I'm still high functioning. Part of that is I know my cutoff point and part may be that I have a great deal of practice doing things high and know how to compensate for the down
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by Joof 11y ago
This is great. Dwarf Fortress is a huge part of the reason I became a programmer. Maybe that's why I'm a bit disappointed now that I actually am one, but that's life :p.
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by Joof 11y ago
Maybe. Everyone else here seems to think they could do better (or that it could be done better). I'm sure that's not at all inspired by this attempt.
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by Joof 11y ago
SSA is extremely well studied and algorithms for it are fast.
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by Joof 11y ago
Its not that ironic. SSA has the property that it's interference graphs are chordal and thus can be colored (an NP problem) in polynomial time. Aka, we can do optimal register allocation really fast. Among other benefits. It doesn&#x27
530.
by Joof 11y ago
Maybe, but consider it as one of many possible solutions we could have for the 'ad-blocking problem'. It's not really clear which solutions will take hold, but this is ideal for those that block ads for privacy and intrusiven
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by Joof 11y ago
Depends on your perspective. I try to stay the hell away from ads (ads are generally not a good method to discern how to think or buy things) and don't buy all that much anyway; the ideal personalization for me is ads that are in-depth
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by Joof 11y ago
1) Way too expensive. 2) Not general enough (I'm not paying for 30 different news sites seprately). I don't go to your sites and look for news; HN or reddit link me to them. I think this is the point of micro payments, maybe spend
533.
by Joof 11y ago
When I learn something completely new, the biggest obstacle is often finding a good source of information and path to learn it on. School definitely has it down once you hit graduate classes (and they often have free accompanying material!)
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by Joof 11y ago
It doesn't. At worst if you do it all the time you may need a week to a month for your brain to recover. Perhaps paradoxically, I really enjoy programming a lot more when I smoke and tend to spontaneously work on things much more frequ
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by Joof 11y ago
4chans posts are deleted after some time. And its at least 90% horrible garbage. Yes, some very smart people go there and some very intelligent discussions occur sometimes. I wish you luck!
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by Joof 11y ago
I sent a letter. I really want to know how effective these mass stock-email campaigns are.
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by Joof 11y ago
On the flip side, how many programmers still make mistakes in cryptography and databases when they are knowledgeable about them? Could any single programmer write a cryptographically secure 'anything' even as an expert in their fi
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by Joof 11y ago
Non compliant by her words. She didn't care to explain or point me to a source I could use to research it properly, I didn't take the medication. I've never seen a doctor so irrationally angry before and probably never will a
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by Joof 11y ago
Maybe they don't, but its a huge win for some groups and tends to generate goodwill and news / hype if anyone does anything halfway interesting with it. Valve relies on user trust, there isn't much stopping anyone from using
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by Joof 11y ago
My (former) psychiatrist labeled me noncompliant for requesting modern studies on SSRIs not done by the selling company before taking them. I guess I fall in that category.

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