Royalaid

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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   I don't honestly see anything out right incorrect or difficult about the code you posted other than it's clojure. Mind expanding on that?
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   I believe this is a response saying that electron made cross platform easy but at the cost of performance. Native clients still aren't as easy to build as html+css+js and the barrier to entry or cost to maintain is too high vs wrapping
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   I recently started doing this because I got a new fitbit that alerts me if I have taken 250 steps in the hour. Originally I was using this as an exercise mechanism but now I am using to help my thought process. Often times it buzzes my wris
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   This is the one thing I have been waiting for from Android Auto. Super happy to see it!
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   I use it but as others have mentioned it seems the browser extensions are getting slower and buggier
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   It sounds like this handles extern inference if possible. Is that the case? I have wanted to play around with Webrtc for a while now but it basically requires adapter.js ( https://github.com/webrtc/adapter ) and as a res
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   This article feels kind of like a tease. It mentions all the usual suspects of better code this, and state isolation that. It of course touches on homoiconicity and that code can modify code. It shows a bit of host language interoperability
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   All of extra history is great and so is crash course world history if you aren't familiar with all of world history.
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   by Royalaid 9y ago

   Just an important point the guarantees cockroach provides and Google cloud spanner provide are slightly different. Cockroach provides serializability while Spanner provides linearizability.
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    by Royalaid 9y ago

    I mean I know it hyperbole but I am pretty sure there are hardware bugs that allow access, see that Intel or IBM remote management disclosure. It might not a real backdoor but it's as good as one. As people above are mentioning keep yo
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    by Royalaid 9y ago

    Is a good middle ground some like Reddit Enhancement suite does where you have a link and clicking it will expand in line?
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    AHHH, not quite the same, nor as good but sayid( https://github.com/bpiel/sayid ) is a step in the right direction
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    Have you tried out recent versions of CIDER? I find it works good for that I need. But I have to say that the big problem I have is Emacs and its inability to handle long strings.
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    While crafting the exploit may seem like the hard part I can imagine trying to market it and get paid can be very difficult too.
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    How does this compare with similar tools like jq? I see CSV is a data input option.
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    This seems to have been poorly communicated by the Mozilla team and it is a shame bevause e10s is a a real improvement
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    I am not sure that SeaweedFS and IPFS fit the same use case, IPFS seems like it wants to a bedrock layer of a newer style of internet. SeaweedFS is more of a Blob store. So comparing them might be possible but also might not be the right id
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    This is awesome! For someone coming into the more "conventional" editor space scouring github/internet for plugins is a huge pain and its even harder to find ones that cover your cases and are kept up to date. Having this all
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    I am currently using minio in a side project was going to ask how LeoFS compares.
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    I think the OP of this thread means performance is obscured and as a result requires tuning which can be finicky and difficult
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    Jepsen or it isn't ACID?
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    This was all I could see too
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    While it isn’t a static guarantee, clojure’s new spec lib ( https://clojure.org/about/spec ), get you out of just being stringly typed
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    The stacktraces are a bit verbose but still very readable
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    Like my sibling commenter, I would like to know what’s wrong with clojure when compared to other LISPs
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    This is a really great idea! I would like to see it for other langs too.
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    The best resource I have found is https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Main_Page
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    Just curious, how would you solve the authentication problem? I worked on a semester long project building decentralized chat and found this as well as bootstrapping to a node that you could trust be some of that hardest problems to solve b
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    by Royalaid 10y ago

    I have recently started to just commit to one path as well. It reminds me a lot of writing papers for my classes when I was in school. Staring at a blank page is hard and staring a blank IDE can be even harder. I find that just starting wit
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    by Royalaid 11y ago

    I just ship the articles to instapaper