Kenji

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Sonic Hedgehog (Protein)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Kenji 6y ago|0 comments
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by Kenji 6y ago
Meanwhile Garmin watches users (like me) are wondering how it is that syncing my watch that I have bought with an application on my smartphone that I have bought requires presence of some distant online service. You really wonder that? I&
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by Kenji 6y ago
Why would anyone use this? Just write your own login, it's not hard, and you don't have the dependency on a 3rd party site that can go down at any point in time.
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by Kenji 6y ago
The article is so low on details. I wish there was a more in-depth explanation. Isn't the first connection (with unknown host key) always a target for MitM attacks and thus insecure, unless you preload the host key?
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by Kenji 6y ago
Why don't you just use Firefox then?
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by Kenji 6y ago
Meanwhile the TeamCity classic GUI has frequent freezes that lock up the entire Browser tab, and they claimed that they fixed it but it's still happening in the latest release. Nice blog post but fix your shit please.
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by Kenji 6y ago
Last time I used Geany, the laptop fan spun up like crazy and my battery drained like it's nobody's business. I quickly stopped using it.
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by Kenji 6y ago
Yes. Stop using Windows. Contribute to FOSS alternatives. License your code GPL3. Don't ask someone else to change. Be the change.
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by Kenji 6y ago
I'd love to see more gameplay. In fact, I'd love to play it myself. I just can't believe it replicates the original gameplay exactly.
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by Kenji 6y ago
The most important thing is this: You pick a problem you want to solve, you pick the tools you want to solve that problem with, and one of the tools in your bag of tools is deep learning which you may end up using. Do it in that order. Do n
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by Kenji 6y ago
In my personal experience, Rustc is not slower than GCC or Clang. If anything, it may even be faster. If you transition from C++ to Rust, you don't need to worry about compile times. Obviously C compiles much faster than both C++ and R
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by Kenji 6y ago
Isn't it obvious that practicing your art is a prerequisite for improving your skills?
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by Kenji 7y ago
Really? Here I thought FreeBSD puts security before everything. This comment is surprising to me.
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by Kenji 7y ago
It's web-based, so worthless for any serious programs. I'll stick to GTK even though GTK sucks.
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by Kenji 7y ago
How is calling it "Wuhan Virus" racist? It's literally the truth. I mean, the Spanish flu is also called the Spanish flu, and nobody's complaining.
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by Kenji 7y ago
Haha I thought this was about compilation. This headline is how I spend about a quarter of my day.
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by Kenji 7y ago
Why is that demoralizing? Even if you're a mediocre programmer, you're miles ahead of the industry standard. It's a good time to earn money.
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by Kenji 7y ago
My hypothesis is that both stress and depression vastly speed up aging, hair being the least of the problems. It is good to see research about this subject.
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by Kenji 7y ago
Was he just misguided there? If a scientist of his caliber says "certitude" I would have assumed it means proven beyond reasonable doubt.
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by Kenji 7y ago
This site serves executables and script files via HTTP. Those potentially dangerous files are thus neither encrypted nor - and that's the bad part - authenticated, meaning that any man in the middle can inject content that infects your
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by Kenji 7y ago
Like Julian Assange. That's how authoritarian governments go after journalists, by pretending some law was violated in the process of obtaining and publishing the incriminating material.
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by Kenji 7y ago
If you're stood up on a crowded train, with your phone screen cracked, would you notice that a . is where a / should be? If you do your payments in a crowded train while standing and using an outdated, broken Android phone, you&
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by Kenji 7y ago
Agreed. ddrescue is great, I used it to rescue a disk with bad sectors.
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by Kenji 7y ago
I never did computer science Trust me, C++ is far from computer science (as in, the actual science). You might even be at an advantage if you're more of a hands-on person than a mathematician.
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by Kenji 7y ago
But the environment matters a lot less than the fact that when I get home from work—which is a two hour commute each way (sorry, I can’t afford to live in downtown San Francisco)—I just feel like being mentally incapacitated. This person
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by Kenji 7y ago
That's complete nonsense. Many many people hold TLDs for their private websites. That's a thousand dollars for each one of your websites. That's ridiculous, not everyone can afford that. This would be the death of small indep
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by Kenji 7y ago
Oh no, it seems to just be c2rust. I wish they actually meant "written" as in "written" and not as in "compiled".
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by Kenji 7y ago
What do you do when the owner of the repository just ignores your pull request? I put hard work into some improvements and I would also change and adapt them to the repository owner's liking, but he just doesn't reply. He doesn&#x
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by Kenji 7y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20191027144805/https://jaylittle...
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by Kenji 7y ago
The thing is: It's flame-bait simply because it's a sentiment that is so prevalent here. It's flame bait because there is a breed of people who lose their shit over it, and that breed is a large fraction of the visitors of th

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