andreareina

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2071.
by andreareina 10y ago
If you have ssh access to the remote machine (goes with most methods of automatic synchronization) then you can use TRAMP mode to directly edit the remote copy.
2072.
by andreareina 10y ago
Cool project. It would be nice to see an example of how the final docs look.
2073.
Ask HN: How do you handle writing documentation for and refactoring your code?
2 points by andreareina 10y ago|0 comments
2074.
by andreareina 10y ago
I also trust a specialist in x to know when it's not the appropriate solution to the problem.
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by andreareina 10y ago
Most of the article is a farce, listing the tactics that trolls use to win at any cost and seeming to advocate for them. It's only at the end that guidelines for civilized and productive discourse are laid out; essentially your second
2076.
by andreareina 10y ago
They essentially built an ad-hoc database complete with sequential keys and indexing. I'm curious to see what the resulting performance would be if they used a database that's appropriate for the type of data they have. I'm n
2077.
by andreareina 10y ago
Nethack/modified vim key binds
2078.
by andreareina 10y ago
In theory, a given value -- say xff0000 -- and a color profile -- sRGB is the standard for most "consumer" uses e.g. monitors, cameras, etc -- specify an absolute point in color space. In practice, my monitor's 0xff0000 is go
2079.
by andreareina 10y ago
Because it's more time and effort to make a service that checks spelling (are you accounting for stems? Possessives? Other uses of the single quote such as contractions?) and suggests corrections than to wrap an already-existing servic
2080.
by andreareina 10y ago
I'm happy for Do What I Mean when it's a nullipotent action -- the `git lgo` example there -- less so when there are side effects. Then again isntall => install is going to be correct 99.999...% of the time so there's no h
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by andreareina 11y ago
Key exchange, plus the fact that the key is the same size of the message, and can only be used once. This means that securely exchanging keys is as hard as securely exchanging the message itself -- if you had a way to exchange the keys, you
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by andreareina 11y ago
In fact, Randall makes an explicit mention of it in a comic: https://xkcd.com/547/
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by andreareina 11y ago
18 bits translates to a ~250k-fold increase in effective security. Am I missing something, or is this just bad math on Yubico's part?
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by andreareina 12y ago
A graph can have branches, but a linked list is linear.