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by X4 12y ago
so is this like zeromq for mails?
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by X4 12y ago
SolScript really looks cool. I'm also writing something, it's a generic paper about FRP though. Gonna cite your paper :) Cool that you used duck-typing, although it's causing much more complexity, but it's great for Reac
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by X4 12y ago
oh, cool! I'll take a look then. =)
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by X4 12y ago
If percol is based on aut-fu, then it's probably not that good. The screenshot shows auto-fu, I know that zsh-plugin, but it's really messy and does very aggressive auto-completion (erasing your previous input). I'd rather us
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by X4 12y ago
Are you employing the ideas behind reactive programming? And can you explain the types of monads you used for what problem and why? I am writing a paper on Functional Reactive Programming and Haxl really made me curious. The paper (currentl
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by X4 12y ago
I'm a learning addict. Has somebody tasted it and is this worth it?
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by X4 12y ago
I remember there was http://click.pocoo.org/ once on the front-page too.
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by X4 12y ago
Asking: Isn't the only true solution the one using Decibels for Addition? Because everyone else either just redefines or overwrites a value. Also addition of decibels cannot be disproofed as fake.
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by X4 12y ago
wow, these charts really look stylish! Good work :)
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by X4 12y ago
Cool, I only knew two from that list. These sources are surely really useful to follow to keep up with the field. Thank you!
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by X4 12y ago
This looks awesome! Great work and thanks for sharing!
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Ask HN: List of tools to create beautiful data visualizations
23 points by X4 12y ago|10 comments
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Forget the dentist's drill, use lasers to heal teeth(newscientist.com)
1 points by X4 12y ago|0 comments
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by X4 12y ago
It's unfair to highly skilled people, because it would bore the hell out of them. That's how you weed out the top 1% and breed a normalized group of students. I truly understand why some of the super-skilled people I know didn&#x2
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AndLinux.org – Run Linux natively inside Windows(andlinux.org)
6 points by X4 12y ago|2 comments
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by X4 12y ago
Konversation, WeeChat : IRC - Smarter Friends WhatsApp: XMPP (fork) - Other Friends and Nearby Friends
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by X4 12y ago
near Frankfurt, sorry
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by X4 12y ago
CHY872 is right. Who benefits most from this are governments, spy-agencies, military and a small a solid number of security-aware civilists. This is right as long as nobody enforces FHE to the government, but I doubt that it would occur in
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by X4 12y ago
I also need an implementation, but my fellow crypo researcher told me that there is the problem that no FHE can exist until we don't find a way to write onto the encrypted container as often as required, without damaging it's stru
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by X4 12y ago
Thank you so much for posting this now! I was writing a paper about this topic and this arrives just in the right time! Awesome.
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by X4 12y ago
yup, through wubi http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Wubi
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by X4 12y ago
Ontopic: I would buy it, if these criterias were met: 1) I can install an unpopular Linux distro onto it (NO VM!). 2) I won't get serious issues on Linux, due to no drivers being found compatible, overheating, hybrid-gpu s
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by X4 12y ago
it was indeed hyped too much.
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by X4 12y ago
XMPP is an awful protocol [1] [2] . -- [1] http://about.psyc.eu/Jabber#Technical_Issues_in_Jabber [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2069810
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by X4 12y ago
Wireshark, Deep Packet Inspection and similar might be terms you can look after to find out more. RFCs are what you need to understand the protocols (if they are public standards)
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by X4 12y ago
I thought linking to the source rather than to just the pdf would be more useful for you, as a) some might like to actually contribute and b) many would like to know what else the author made and lastly c) a minority of people isn't al
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by X4 12y ago
I helped employ women over men, when I saw that they were eager to learn. The reasons for that were simple, I believe that diversity helps to increase the efficiency of a team and that large monolithic,hierarchical,homogenic teams should be
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Famo.us now OpenSource(github.com)
2 points by X4 12y ago|0 comments
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Reverse Engineering for Beginners(github.com)
229 points by X4 12y ago|26 comments
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by X4 12y ago
Cool, I was just thinking.. if only Qt Quick bindings existed.. and there it is.. just wow!

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