austintaylor

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by austintaylor 15y ago
Why does everyone keep saying that this allows the data (which is already retained) to be accessed without a warrant? The bill doesn't address warrants at all, and the amended code requires them.
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by austintaylor 15y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but that's how I read it too. Also, the amended code talks about requiring a warrant, so really all this would do (if I read it correctly) would be to require ISPs to keep assigned IP logs for longer than are currently req
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by austintaylor 15y ago
my windows-using coworkers.
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by austintaylor 15y ago
Would it be open-source? With an open development process? I could see paying for a library, but I can't see building on top of something maintained by a single developer that I can't fix myself.
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by austintaylor 15y ago
What was the name of the music theory book? Seriously interested.
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Show HN: ShuntingYard.hs(gist.github.com)
1 points by austintaylor 16y ago|0 comments
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by austintaylor 16y ago
I unsubscribed when I received the email in question. Some problems with this particular email: 1. Stalking people does not resonate with me. Bad lead. 2. What are you selling? Tell me what before why. Seriously. 3. The attempts at humor we
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by austintaylor 16y ago
The part about camping out in the Apple Store reminded me of "When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth" by Cory Doctorow. http://baens-universe.com/articles/when_sysadmins_ruled_the_...
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by austintaylor 16y ago
Works great! Nice to have: concatenation of multi-page articles.
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by austintaylor 16y ago
The press release begins by referring to "publishers of content-based apps", and uses "publishers" throughout. I think it is pretty clear that they are not talking about SaaS. The article also fails to understand that it is not taking cut o
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by austintaylor 16y ago
If you page through the Google results, there's actually less than 400 pages listed. See: http://blog.xkcd.com/2011/02/04/trochee-chart/
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by austintaylor 16y ago
I don't understand why switching spaces frequently is the interaction to optimize. If you are switching frequently, you are using it wrong. I've seen people running just two apps, and using Spaces to switch between them, and it's painful to
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by austintaylor 16y ago
I think they all alert '3' because of the missing 'var' keyword.
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by austintaylor 16y ago
An indentation-based text object solves the same problem in a language-agnostic way. There are several implementations out there. I maintain one that includes proper handling of languages without ending block delimiters (python, haml, sass)
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by austintaylor 16y ago
Nice. I was just about to complain. :)
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by austintaylor 16y ago
The arguments are in order they appear. i.e. alias_method :alias, :method But yeah, it's weird that it's opposite of ln.
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by austintaylor 16y ago
Someone told me 'fact before fiction' a long time ago, and I've never forgotten it.
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by austintaylor 16y ago
Used MATKAYT6RYJJ. Looks like a great game. Thanks!
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by austintaylor 16y ago
yap}p
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by austintaylor 16y ago
It makes sense that a zero comparison is faster, but 0ms does seem strange. It's 31ms for a basic for loop on the same platform, whereas in Safari the times are 2ms and 5ms respectively, which seems a lot more reasonable. Is it possible tha
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by austintaylor 16y ago
http://www.kiva.org/
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Ruby vs. Haskell – a simple example(gist.github.com)
2 points by austintaylor 16y ago|0 comments