QuinnWilton

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   by QuinnWilton 8y ago

   Here's my favourite version of this proof, in the style of a poem by Dr. Seuss: http://www.lel.ed.ac.uk/~gpullum/loopsnoop.html
2. 152.▲
   by QuinnWilton 8y ago

   And they also serve the best poutine I've had outside of Canada!
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   by QuinnWilton 8y ago

   I think it's also kind of poetic if the old versions stop being supported entirely. Then each piece of art is a snapshot of the whims of the Redis maintainers at that point in time, without any pretensions as to the art's usefulne
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   by QuinnWilton 8y ago

   A lot of people are commenting that SemVer doesn't work, because it's still at the mercy of humans choosing good version numbers. Elm's package manager, elm-package, actually tries to remove humans from the equation, by autom
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   by QuinnWilton 8y ago

   Over the past few years there's been a few vulnerabilities in Git that result from an attacker injecting hooks into a repo. I wonder whether it'd be possible / worthwhile to disable hooks by default, and only enable them on a
6. 156.▲
   by QuinnWilton 9y ago

   I agree about using JWTs for authentication being a poor idea :) Ueberauth definitely isn't a turnkey solution, but I'm not convinced that turnkey solutions for authentication are possible for real use cases. It's only going
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   by QuinnWilton 9y ago

   I've been coding Elixir professionally for a few years, and working in security for longer, and I recommend against using Coherence for anything but toy apps. It's a fairly full-featured Devise-substitute, but the code quality isn
8. 158.▲
   by QuinnWilton 9y ago

   The team seriously deserves it. For what it's worth, I think my above comment is my highest upvoted comment of all time. There's a lot of people out there who want Keybase to succeed.
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   by QuinnWilton 9y ago

   Everything you just said makes perfect sense. That being said, I think Keybase is one of the most important companies around right now. I would gladly pay $10/month, even if literally all it did was put a "Supporter" badge on
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    by QuinnWilton 10y ago

    This is awesome. I always recommend that people at least look into APL, to get a taste of how different some paradigms of programming are from what they're used to. Unfortunately, the de factor implementation of APL (Dyalog) is proprie
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    by QuinnWilton 12y ago

    My favourite example is probably CRDTs - commutative replicated data types ( http://pagesperso-systeme.lip6.fr/Marc.Shapiro/papers/RR-695... ) Some researchers a lot smarter than me realized that when you're de