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by barsonme 10y ago
Also this: https://github.com/chengr28/RevokeChinaCerts/
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by barsonme 10y ago
Also feeding it to animals. Might be a tad bit more inhumane and you could run into an issue with some animals that are able to eat poisonous food without issue, but sure is a lot nicer than accidentally dying yourself, I suppose.
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by barsonme 10y ago
Same. I've some spots in my code where I return three or four values (there's no logical reason to put them inside a struct...) and so I end up with a handful of if err != nil { return "", 0, err } _
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by barsonme 10y ago
Blows my mind that people can come up with this stuff. I'm assuming they came up with the mathematical proofs first and translated that into code, so that has something to do with it, correct? It looks a lot like some crypto algorithms
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Bazil: Go FUSE file system library(bazil.org)
3 points by barsonme 10y ago|0 comments
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by barsonme 10y ago
Oooh, I like the .bib idea. I might steal it and use it for select things---I decided it'd be a good idea to go back (sorta) and finish my BS, so creating one for each class might be a very good idea. Import as .pdf not .svg? Got it. I
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by barsonme 10y ago
Yeah, that makes sense. I'll make sure to do that. It was kind of time-consuming typing out the couple tables I did add. I used latexmk which watches file(s) for changes and rebuilds with pdflatex. It was nice, but made my laptop run r
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by barsonme 10y ago
That looks great, thank you for sharing!
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by barsonme 10y ago
If you've any latex pointers I'd appreciate it :) I used latex to write a paper for the first time last week, and while i thoroughly enjoyed it, i'm fairly confident there were lots of things I could've done better.
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by barsonme 10y ago
With everything there is a trade-off. For some the lack of dollars brought in (or what have you) outweighs the benefits. An example is TSA. Some believe that even one life saved by the extra security (theater or not) is worth having to take
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by barsonme 10y ago
> Notice how the media tries to black out Trump's insanity but it gets so much attention on social media that they're forced to cover his tweets. What? They love covering him because they get so many viewers. Hell, they're
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by barsonme 10y ago
probably depends what you're doing, right? e.g., if i'm just sitting here reading hacker news i can't tell the difference between 60 fps or 30 fps repainting, right?
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by barsonme 10y ago
Granted, that's Seattle. Pierce County is rife with them.
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by barsonme 10y ago
Without advocating either way, right now both are (afaik) fairly synonymous with the US government and its military. I could see how they'd consider it harmful if a foreign actor (or anybody, really) creates, e.g., sssa.gov which steal
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by barsonme 10y ago
I don't think the argument is "police shouldn't confiscate [stolen] property from somebody they're detaining because of suspicion the individual has committed a crime", it's "police should not take propert
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by barsonme 10y ago
There's this good link from Thomas Ptacek: https://gist.github.com/tqbf/be58d2d39690c3b366ad
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Why did ArchLinux embrace Systemd?(reddit.com)
11 points by barsonme 10y ago|5 comments
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by barsonme 10y ago
Streams can be encrypted and decrypted, even arbitrarily. Here's a good read by Adam Langley: https://www.imperialviolet.org/2014/06/27/streamingencryptio...
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by barsonme 10y ago
Agreed. I did that. I do that. In fact, most everybody in all my classes at the local CC/TC and now at the four-year I'm at works and goes to school. This is pretty common for people getting into tech, especially the IT/sys
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by barsonme 10y ago
It seems running your original code through the closure compiler shaves it down to 488 max. The closure compiler doesn't respect arrow functions, so I'm assuming that'd have to be changed manually.
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by barsonme 10y ago
Using ES5 features? Because arrow functions would make it smaller. Also using an if/else instead of continue saves 4 bytes. Using arrow functions shaves off another 2 bytes. (Gzipped that's 489 bytes.)[0] [0] - https://
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by barsonme 10y ago
Uh-huh. Scary stuff. Glad you made it out too! :)
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by barsonme 10y ago
I remember once I was swimming across a lake with a friend in high school and part way through I felt just so exhausted. Like, my arms and legs just didn't want to work. It's a bit different of a feeling than when you're tire
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by barsonme 10y ago
I mean, you'd have to eat a ton of bananas for that potassium to affect your body more than the potassium you already have in your body does.
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by barsonme 10y ago
I've often noted how some controversial threads follow the pattern (sometimes a bit more drawn out): > OP's controversial comment (-50) > response (+10) > OP's responds back with evidence or clarification (+100) wher
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by barsonme 10y ago
Thank you the answer! It was very insightful. Also, no big deal about downvotes. Can't please everybody.
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by barsonme 10y ago
wouldn't most of the issues be solved with use of bcd/dcd? you get the speed (compared to arbitrary-precision), fixed-precision, and exact answers up to the precision limit?
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by barsonme 10y ago
According to my dad it doesn't go away. When I got old enough to go out places with my friends and come home later at night (past 11, for example) my dad said it took a couple years before he could fall asleep without hearing the garag
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by barsonme 10y ago
Not just per-capita victims. If you read the chart's third column: > Fatal Rampage Shooting Incidents (2009-2013) Per 1,000,000 The U.S. is 0.12, putting it behind Norway (0.19), Finland (0.37), Slovakia (0.19), Israel (0.25), and S
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by barsonme 10y ago
Ridiculous. One experiment I did in elementary school had something to do with rocks. Another was seeing how drinks (juice, pop, etc.) ruin teeth (I had a lot of spare baby teeth at that time), and another where I spoon-fed baby food to peo

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