LionTamer

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by LionTamer 4y ago
I use that and chrome keychain - it’s honestly very good on the iPhone and great on the computer for safari although it doesn’t work on other browsers
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by LionTamer 4y ago
What important differences are there between Apple’s iCloud Keychain password management and Minimalist Password? Is it just the (coming soon) Chrome support?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
> If someone asked me about my hobbies, I’d stare blankly, wondering if they really want to hear that I go to the gym, or the hours I spend on obscure corners of Wikipedia, or doing math for fun. I have never related to something so much
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by LionTamer 4y ago
I just looked through the website and I’m struggling to understand exactly how it works - how do you have signing / verification without the risk of key compromise?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
To be fair Paddle explicitly says that they are a payment solutions platform for SaaS companies
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by LionTamer 4y ago
> The best explanation I can come up with is that it wastes my time, and I value time above all else. Yes.
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Why do you not think there is more room to grab market share in the laptop/desktop market?
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Mr. Blue Sky – But every lyric is an AI generated image(youtube.com)
4 points by LionTamer 4y ago|1 comments
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Do you think that perhaps functional programming can be a happy compromise between high level abstractions / declarative code style and strong math / logic foundations? My programming experience is largely in Python and Java and s
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by LionTamer 4y ago
> They do have a moral obligation to follow the laws of the country they operate in, though Why?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
What happened?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
> You could use the same type of logic to argue that voting is meaningless Wouldn’t it be more apt to compare it to not voting? If morally principled people opt not to vote then the leader is chosen by those who are not morally principle
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by LionTamer 4y ago
I feel like “vendor lock-in” is fundamentally different when you’re (a) not paying for the underlying libraries and don’t have to worry about future price hikes (b) can edit and modify the underlying source code to suit your needs. It also
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by LionTamer 4y ago
https://playcode.io/pricing might help?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
That’s definitely valid for cloud on the public internet, but how fast can you pull local data on LAN?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
If only one drive fails why would you lose all your data?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Silly question - what makes you dislike buying four 4tb SSDs compared to buying one 16tb SSD? I could see it being less portable to have multiple drives, but I would presume that 16 TB isn’t really something that needs to be brought around
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by LionTamer 4y ago
That sounds really interesting. It was awhile ago so you may not remember, but how did you “operationalize” the problem? I wonder how that kind of problem / task is structured.
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Go looks very promising, particularly for web services / networking oriented programs. I don’t have much experience / knowledge about Go, does it have a comparable ability to write the kind of expressive, elegant code that Python
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by LionTamer 4y ago
That’s completely valid. I do the bulk of my work in my current internship in Machine Learning & Data Science codebases and there is no other language which has anything close to the ecosystem of libraries/tooling that Python has i
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by LionTamer 4y ago
How do you deal with an international free rider problem? If the word collectively agreed to fund research then I would love for all results to be released publicly, but how do you stop countries from free riding off of the R&D from oth
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by LionTamer 4y ago
> trade secrets can still exist How can trade secrets exist if we are “just sharing ideas openly with each other”?
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by LionTamer 4y ago
This looks amazing. I’ve been hoping for something like this to come out for awhile. With the recent wave of Python type hinting I always felt like it should be possible to compile type hinted Python
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by LionTamer 4y ago
> we shouldn’t be carrying the burden of our own inferior versions of things that already exist Why would people building software today need to do that? There are excellent, “batteries included” polished versions of plenty of the things
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Why are the only options residing yourself to vendor lock-in or developing everything from scratch? There are plenty of open source tools, components, libraries, etc that can be used to speed up the pace of development without having a situ
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by LionTamer 4y ago
How do you think humans should incentivize R&D without allowing for those who successfully deployed R&D to protect their ability to reap the fruits of their efforts? I’m sympathetic and am very interested in the idea of the governme
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Apple seems to be reconsidering the exclusive targeting of the higher end of the market with the iPhone SE - I wonder if they may make a similar move with Macs at some point which would allow them to compete on price. Especially if Apple co
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Well said. I sympathize with their drivers for wanting to get paid more and get better treatment - I think they deserve to be treated better. But I just can’t understand the backlash and controversy in public perception surrounding Uber bre
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by LionTamer 4y ago
Seeing the paper title gave me so much nostalgia for playing Stratego as a kid, that was always my favorite Board game. Glad to see I’m not the only one who used to love that game, few of my friends growing up played it.
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by LionTamer 4y ago
This looks very cool. I appreciate the emphasis on simplicity and ease of use.

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