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by Quequau 12y ago
HaLVM is similar sort of project which uses the Haskell VM. https://github.com/GaloisInc/HaLVM
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by Quequau 12y ago
I don't think that the OpenBSD crowd's response to the OpenSSH vulnerabilities are an example of some motto of "shut up and hack" at all. In fact, I find their response to demonstrate the difference in reactions that go
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by Quequau 12y ago
I've used OpenBSD for years in my router. Something that has given me a bit of pause recently, is that with all the various espionage revelations coming out in the past 14-16 months, I had expected the OpenBSD crowd to be out in force
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by Quequau 12y ago
This strikes me as a use case where something like the USB-Armory might be really well suited. It was recently shown at 31.CCC: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/Fahrplan/events/6541.htm...
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by Quequau 12y ago
I used MacPorts for years and eventually gave up and abandoned it for Homebrew. It simply became too common that I would come across a project which had directions for setting things up with Homebrew and when I went to try to do it using Ma
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by Quequau 12y ago
What is the point of submitting a story behind a paywall?
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by Quequau 12y ago
Interesting how so much of the discussion in about retaliation and how little seems to be about being certain who was behind what.
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by Quequau 12y ago
OK, I admit I'm commenting based on a pastebin page purporting to be a comment from Linus on RealWorldTech and I can't get to the forums to read the actual content... but having said all that, I don't agree. While your charac
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by Quequau 12y ago
The comment you're replying to defines both how Sunde's, Snowden's, & Manning's actions are different and provides context for the very limited comparison being made. If you don't agree, you should just argue yo
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by Quequau 12y ago
This is actually becoming my chief complaint about submissions. It appears to me as if folks now believe that it's cool to submit links which resolve as deeply and closely as possible to subject (in this case a the subdirectory inside
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by Quequau 12y ago
Yes, many people have irrational and perhaps simplistic ideas about fairness which break down in face real world circumstances. Even so this article is over simplistic nonsense which was (poorly) designed to support the author's prem
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by Quequau 12y ago
Yep and right now there is a promotion for the Intel Xeon Phi 31S1P. This is a PCIe board with 8Gig of RAM and passive cooling. So it demands a motherboard which supports it and some sort of add-on cooling solution. I've had a very l
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by Quequau 12y ago
I've been fascinated with this machine for ages... I can't believe 20 years have passed so quickly. From time to time I read about R&D projects which remind of it. When Adapteva started talking up their Epiphany Chip & Par
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by Quequau 12y ago
Actually, I have. I understand that there is complex tension between fundamental human rights (like freedom of expression, freedom of association, & privacy) and realities of the intrusion & abridgment of these rights carried out b
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by Quequau 12y ago
My take on that is that this design choice arrises from the anti-democratic authoritarian sentiments which (at least one of) the developers apparently hold. At least they have repeatedly expressed these sorts of sentiments in their rather l
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by Quequau 12y ago
I think it would be helpful to explain that you changed the URL from that blog with a short collection of photos from Copenhagen Suborbitals along with a link to their homepage to just the Copenhagen Suborbitals homepage itself. The latter
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by Quequau 12y ago
More or less I'm in agreement... but having gone through the rules (and found them to be remarkably similar to F1, GP2), I think that they are as much an impediment, if not more than electrical technology. There are a least a dozen maj
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by Quequau 12y ago
Micron announced they were working on this some time ago. Have they released something new? Or are we just talking about the same unfinished R&D project that we were back in the spring?
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by Quequau 12y ago
I just wish there was some way to have this sort of functionality, without handing over all that data to various companies who in turn use it in unpredictable ways so that they can monetize the service.
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by Quequau 12y ago
I think this is really well deserved. Back in the day I was working on R&D for medical diagnostic devices. These kinds of LEDs were a critical part of our sensors. No one but Nichia could make them exactly like we needed and without t
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by Quequau 12y ago
So... Kanren doesn't look like it's actively developed anymore and now folks are working on MiniKanren. The guys doing MiniKanren appear to always work in Scheme, although lots of other folks re-implement the work they publish in
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by Quequau 12y ago
Why do they call it "Mini"?
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by Quequau 12y ago
Isn't the whole idea of Guile is that it's a lightweight Lisp intended for Operating System scripting?
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by Quequau 12y ago
Well, no. I would actually be paying Netflix and some company providing a VPN and neither of them are making the stuff I watch.
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by Quequau 12y ago
Netflix support straight out told me to do this... and I wonder about it. I'm sort of at the point where I don't see a whole lot of difference between just torrenting whatever it is I want to watch and using a VPN to circumvent co
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by Quequau 12y ago
Did you run into any trouble with payment? I tried and was unable to use my credit because of some security restriction configuration. As I have never changed anything in that regard, I concluded that this must be a default setting.
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by Quequau 12y ago
This is based on MIT's Scratch language, right? If so, I think using it as an embedded DSL is a really good idea.
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by Quequau 12y ago
Thanks!
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by Quequau 12y ago
This looks like it's the slides from a presentation... does anyone happen to have link to a video of it?
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by Quequau 12y ago
I'm not really a huge fan of Python. None the less this is a really interesting project... makes me wonder if something similar could be done using Scheme.

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