Skunkleton

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1. 1381.▲
   by Skunkleton 11y ago

   > But not everybody is entitled to privacy in all situations. Most people are entitled to privacy on the machines that they own. Having to log or monitor internet traffic is the special case, and should not be the default. > That pri
2. 1382.▲
   by Skunkleton 12y ago

   Wouldn't that make it Pond Michigan?
3. 1383.▲
   by Skunkleton 12y ago

   I don't have a ton of experience with go, just some one off internal tools development, only a few dependencies. That said, I chose to manage my dependencies manually by making a fork of the relevant repositories. Yeah, it would have
4. 1384.▲
   by Skunkleton 12y ago

   I threw up a python version, and stole your group_by for the frequency portion :)
5. 1385.▲
   by Skunkleton 12y ago

   I feel like python provides a more readable solution. #!/usr/bin/env python3 with open('data.txt', 'r') as f: data = dict(x.split() for x in f if x.strip()) print("Zsófia&#x2
6. 1386.▲
   by Skunkleton 12y ago

   Another reason python is slower than other languages is that abstraction adds significant overhead which most implementations cannot optimize away. See here: http://blog.reverberate.org/2014/10/the-overhead-of-abs
7. 1387.▲
   by Skunkleton 13y ago

   I have tried stuff like this in the past, but I find it creates too much of a dependence on special configuration. My keymapping and vimrc are already enough. Instead, I usually just do a `cd ..` followed by up/enter/up/ent