amenghra

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by amenghra 12y ago
"I'll move if less than 97% of my neighbors are like me" leads to less segregation because everyone is always moving...
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by amenghra 12y ago
Let's make Captcha mobile friendly by having the client download MBs of useless pictures...
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by amenghra 12y ago
http://regexp.quaxio.com/
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Facebook hosted Lee Rigby death chat ahead of soldier's murder(bbc.com)
1 points by amenghra 12y ago|0 comments
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Go-like deferred free for C programmers(gist.github.com)
3 points by amenghra 12y ago|0 comments
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by amenghra 12y ago
I was going to say it's not always the case, but you are right! Thanks for pointing that out.
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by amenghra 12y ago
You should not blindly believe ssllabs.com without spending time further digging into the results. For example, some sites have decided to keep sslv3 but only support ciphers which are not prone to Poodle. I'm not saying it's the
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by amenghra 12y ago
I remember building lego cars which had a differential: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/drl/courses/cs54-2001s/images/le...
969.
A JavaScript player for Amiga's MOD music files(github.com)
1 points by amenghra 12y ago|0 comments
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by amenghra 12y ago
I always wondered if playing on a hex-grid with some feedback on how close is the nearest ship would make the game more interesting?
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by amenghra 12y ago
http://forthsalon.appspot.com/haiku-view/ahBzfmZvcnRoc2Fsb24...
972.
by amenghra 12y ago
I remember listening to this podcast a while back: http://www.stuffyoushouldknow.com/podcasts/why-isnt-the-u-s-...
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by amenghra 12y ago
Too bad the deal doesn't include Wikipedia :(
974.
by amenghra 12y ago
Keep in mind that for lead there is no minimum safe exposure limit.
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by amenghra 12y ago
Cool. Reminds me of Boxxle / Sokoban, but adapted for touch screens. It's PSPACE to solve, right?
976.
by amenghra 12y ago
You could try using http://www.hboehm.info/gc/ An alternative is to do reference counting (in your prototyping phase), which is much easier to implement.
977.
by amenghra 12y ago
Nice to see the exploit finally out. I gave a talk about the potential for this to happen about a year ago: http://quaxio.com/jsonp_handcrafted_flash_files/
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by amenghra 12y ago
For 5. having a lot of experience interviewing the kids coming out of college can outweigh the fact that college was a long time ago. If you interview 1-2 candidates per week for 10 years, that's 500-1000 interviews!
979.
by amenghra 13y ago
Without judging if it's a good thing or a bad thing, some of these services (e.g. Lyft in some cities) use "suggested donations" instead of payment. It changes the legal & tax consequences.
980.
by amenghra 13y ago
You can view one page here: https://web.archive.org/web/20140101130924/http://cozymeal.c... Hopefully the site will be back up soon :)
981.
by amenghra 13y ago
I second that, the photography is amazing!
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by amenghra 13y ago
Hack is more than just a type system. At the type level, it would be trivial to erase the types and run the code on vanilla PHP. Dealing with everything else is much harder (xhp, containers, lambda, etc.), at which point it just makes more
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by amenghra 13y ago
Yes, pieces of Hack will feel similar to other languages. bos said in another thread: "Yep, we're happy to be inspired by good ideas when they're obviously the right path to walk."
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by amenghra 13y ago
1. function foobar() makes it easier to grep for. 2. if I recall correctly, it made some parts of the grammar easier.
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by amenghra 13y ago
We currently don't have Sublime Text 2 support, but it shouldn't be too hard to do, given Sublime's excellent plug-in design. Feel free to send us a pull request: https://github.com/facebook/hhvm/tre
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by amenghra 13y ago
The fact that we wanted the type system to be instantaneous drove some of our design decisions.
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by amenghra 13y ago
France has been hurting entrepreneurs in various ways. E.g. http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/global-observer/is-france-ab... I'm not sure risk aversion is always the core reason, but there is often a lack of u
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by amenghra 13y ago
In a lot of cases, you won't notice the result of every dollar spent on R&D (until much later on, when the technology becomes mainstream). For e.g. siri: might just seem like voice-to-text to you, but there's probably a ton of
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by amenghra 13y ago
A few small teaks could make this into a money laundering / mixing money trail tool.
990.
by amenghra 13y ago
A lot of people like having a prototype based language. From an academic point of view, it makes the language "beautiful". From a real world application, it gives you the flexibility to decide how you want to organize your code (d

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