RandomBK

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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   You just can't expect the average user to go to such lengths. Password managers may not be perfect, but they are still an improvement over existing methods. This is incredibly useful when you're testing out a lot of online applica
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   I see this being very useful for generating a rough draft for the changelog that you can then edit and elaborate on. I find that not all commits change public facing APIs, so it would still be necessary go go over it and remove internal cha
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   This is an unfortunate problem with a lot of online banking systems. The bank I use doesn't even let me use special characters in my passwords, or passwords longer than 16 characters. It's a shame that the one online system that s
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   I really don't like this proposal. For me, HTML is the markup for the design of the page, while JavaScript makes up the logic. While some frameworks break this, they are strictly opt-in, and they still offer a bit of separation of duti
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   I agree. Having a few questions in mind is always a good idea, though I tend to prefer discussion starters rather than a simple, straightforward question. It gives you the opportunity of a follow-up, which let's you talk about a topic
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   This all sounds like a typical 'cultural fit' screening process. I can't speak to SV firms, but many consulting/banking firms use the same technique. It can be very frustrating at times, as you never get to find out what
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   If Apple "disassociates" the data, how can they delete the files when a user turns Siri off? Doesn't that imply they still know which piece of data belonged to a certain user?
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   Have you considered a hybrid of the two models? Have an open source framework, but build and sell closed source components? I tend to find that business customers require a mixture of generic services and custom software. You can offer a ba
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   by RandomBK 12y ago

   I tend to use a temporary codename for my projects, and design the system with a future name change in mind. I find it helps let me focus on the actual functionality, and stops me from getting stuck on designing a brand name/logo for a
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    by RandomBK 12y ago

    I propose that the kernel version asymptotically approach 4.1.15 until all the features of skynet is supported by the kernel.
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    by RandomBK 12y ago

    It looks like OpenJDK 8 won't make it in time. Debian Stable won't have Java 8 in the repos for a while...
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    by RandomBK 12y ago

    Interesting article, but the title is pure clickbaiting.
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    Java: Generics over primitive types(openjdk.java.net)

    5 points by RandomBK 12y ago|0 comments
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    by RandomBK 12y ago

    So asm.js? Its certainly getting close to that point.