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by Tyr42 7y ago
Don't forget about marking a bug as p3 (fix "later") but upping the severity to make the reporter feel better
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by Tyr42 7y ago
https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23 Colour of your bits.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Before it can become as ubiquitous as the filesystem, people need to be using it somewhere . And also talking about it. It's reasonable to say that "google implements some of those ideas" counts as evidence for "those
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by Tyr42 7y ago
He defines it when talking about Magic, where there's the two games. The match "game", once you sit down with your decks and draw 7. And the metagame, where you choose which decks to bring, what sideboard to pick, etc. If t
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I really don't understand this. But I really don't understand. Isn't a kitchen inside your house more convenient? I mean, then you can eat the food at home, which is much nicer than eating out. Maybe if I'm trying to m
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I remember when Runescape added that to opening your bank account. Perhaps it was to deter bots, but also to stop any key/mouse loggers from giving away your secrets.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Upthread people are saying is not recommended. Not because of the radiation when eating off it, but if there's any chips or anything you should end up with uranium inside of you, which is significantly worse. But as long as it's
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Wow. After living on the google tech island for a while, it's surprising how much of this people have tried to "solve". Need a message? Pass a protobuf. Want to log something? Got you covered. Files? What's a file?
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Would this also make it easier to slurp data from Diaspora, in the name of providing friend recommendations?
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Yeah, the article says they investigated in base 3 first. In that base, it can by 0, 1, or 2 mod 3 (for the final digit). Primes clearly aren't 0 mod 3, so all (not 3) primes end in 1 or 2. They found that primes "liked" to
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I moved to a better school for grade 7, and it really helped me, but I wasn't having a great time at the old one.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I'll skip, unless I'm driving and can't touch my phone to do so.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I have a rebuttal on the quote, as it applies to the Romans in particular. Where the author goes into how people in "hard times" still get stomped by the Romans more often than not. And people use that myth as a way to make polit
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Yeah. There are two kinds of sailboats. There's the big square sailed ones which always have to move downwind. Then there are the triangular sailed ones, which can move in any direction except for right into the wind. (Maybe a 30 deg
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by Tyr42 7y ago
They are also using "Hardened SHA1", which detects collision attacks, and assigns a longer id to commits which seem malicious, while being backwards compatible.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Can you share the product name? I'd like to get one?
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Ah, so it uses "Hardened SHA1", which detects if you are trying to exploit SHA1, and then produces a longer, unambiguous hash. But otherwise Hardened SHA1 has the same output as SHA1, so it's a drop in replacement. Then it a
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I always heard it as "if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail", which has a nice ring to it.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Yes! Exactly! I had a issue that I wasn't sure how to start, and didn't understand too well, and it was killing my productivity. I ended up just doing something, anything, even if it's wrong. Then I could correct it and do
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The License Zero Manifesto: sustainable software in the open (2017)(blog.licensezero.com)
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by Tyr42 7y ago
If you wish for a dissenting opinion on the MongoDB, I enjoy the writing of Kyle Mitchel at /dev/lawyer https://writing.kemitchell.com/series/SSPL.html Kyle is a advocate of dual licensing ("selling exce
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I really like this model of technical debt. https://technology.riotgames.com/news/taxonomy-tech-debt It breaks it down along three axis: * Impact. How much it affects things. * Fix cost. How hard is it to fix. * Cont
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by Tyr42 7y ago
My shield also keeps stealing focus. When I turn on the switch, the TV turns on, then the shield turns on and steals focus from the switch, and I have to go grab the tv remote and turn it back to the Switch again.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I don't understand how a DAO would solve their problems. One problem they listed is having a bank account which would hold onto money from a few sponsors temporarily for a particular conference, before paying it out to catering, venue,
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by Tyr42 7y ago
TF2 managed to have private server, and was the origin of HATS. I'm not sure I see that your logic is sound.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I think there's a way on a landline to "hold the line open", even while the other person hangs up? Then if they pretend to pick up again after you punch in new numbers they can fool you
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Not too many direct deps Networking: pnet, ipnetwork, trust-dns-resolver, UI: tui, termion, structopt (CLI is UI) Utility: signal-hook, failure, chrono, regex, lazy_static, Async: tokio, async-trait None of those seem egregious.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
That's a good synopsis of the rules. Here's an attempt at the implications this has. It's pretty hard to lose by having your King captured, so at least at my level, what can decide games is how safely gets their king further
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Hey, that's still 70,000 people, which is a pretty good number for a dissertation.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I think google builds stuff in a way where it depends on the google stack. That makes it harder to spin off or sell, as you'd basically have to re-write it.

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