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by berdario 10y ago
But the participation rate can float for a few different reasons http://qz.com/286213/the-chart-obama-haters-love-most-and-th... (clickbaity headline, but the contents seem sound)
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by berdario 10y ago
That it's not difficult at all to "make the \"other team\" look bad", and that the public opinion is easily swayed
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by berdario 10y ago
The Iraq war continued for 3 years under the Obama administration. In fact, a few americans even believe that Obama was in office during 9/11,and blame him about everything. I'm also among the people that used to support Wikileaks
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by berdario 10y ago
It's weird, I remember a similar option being there, but it's not (neither in Firefox nor Chrome) http://imgur.com/a/ncvyt
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by berdario 10y ago
The most obvious are lambdas (anything in this package, basically): https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/function... Iterable/Iterator in general might also be problematic,
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by berdario 10y ago
I'm afraid I don't have a satisfactory answer for you. I just prefer to pass around functions/closures as values, and being able to invoke them like any normal function, instead of having to call an helper `apply`/`invok
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by berdario 10y ago
If I remember correctly, LFE is a Lisp2 Joxa (just like Clojure) is a Lisp1, thus maybe more apt http://joxa.org
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by berdario 10y ago
So you're saying that it's perfectly normal for a non-racist person to support a candidate who openly argued for deporting huge swaths of honest workers and enforce by law racial and religious discrimination?
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by berdario 10y ago
If you open them in a browser when you're offline, you won't be able to load/read your messages (yes, I know about HTML5 manifests for offline data... but that's a mess), but with Signal you can. Moreover, being able to
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by berdario 10y ago
The desktop app is available since almost 1 year (in closed beta at the beginning), and recently apparently it's also working with iOS https://whispersystems.org/blog/signal-desktop/ It's also a real app
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by berdario 10y ago
I'm just a Matrix (and Signal) user, I haven't yet had a look into its encryption implementation yet, but for those who are interested, I think these are the docs: http://matrix.org/speculator/spec/drafts
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by berdario 10y ago
> typing and scope are obviously independent features You might want to read about effect systems http://rtpg.co/2016/07/20/supercharged-types.html (it might not be the best blog post on the subject theory
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by berdario 10y ago
As I mentioned in my other comment: stealing local files does not necessarily have to happen via unrestricted-RCE (which would allow you access to the ssh agent)
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by berdario 10y ago
Indeed, I have FDE enabled and a passphrase, but I reckon that the passphrase is not buying me much. OTOH, it's defense in depth, and there are some vulnerabilities which could allow to exfiltrate keys without non-sandboxed-RCE https:
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by berdario 10y ago
The problem is that these strikes aren't targeted very well http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/i-am-on-the-us-kill-list... https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2014/nov/24/-sp-u
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by berdario 10y ago
Bower is definitely not dying, and in fact Npm is totally unsuited for some communities http://harry.garrood.me/blog/purescript-why-bower/
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by berdario 10y ago
Some (most?) parts of it are open source http://otalk.org/ https://blog.andyet.com/2015/06/09/what-is-being-open-source...
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by berdario 10y ago
bash? Isn't Kubernetes predominantly Golang based?
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by berdario 10y ago
(1) you're confusing C string and other languages strings (even Swift strings are not the same thing as NSString or C strings). Anyhow, even in C \( is perfectly accepted by compilers gcc -Wall -x c - <<EOF #include &lt
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by berdario 10y ago
Swift string interpolation syntax is not more awesome or any less ambiguous than other syntaxes used in other languages In fact, it's the first time that I've seen interpolation with round parentheses, rather than curly braces (wh
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by berdario 10y ago
What's the point of having monads? You might as well ask what's the point of having Iterable<> when you're programming in C :) It's not that you strictly _need_ monads or Iterable interfaces, it's that they r
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by berdario 10y ago
OTOH Grails 2 invites people to use the awful formRemotes, which apparently are an idea lifted from old versions of Rails, and are a mishmash of html and javascript. Seems quite an opinionated approach on how you should build your frontend.
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by berdario 10y ago
Signal also syncs its e2e encrypted chats
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by berdario 10y ago
https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2013/ccc-breaks-apple-touchid http://www.heise.de/video/artikel/iPhone-5s-Touch-ID-hack-in...
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by berdario 11y ago
I think they added a bit of polish/magic compared to what you'd get in a plain https proxy that you could setup yourself, since when visiting an HTTPS page it'll show the certificate information from the site that you're
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by berdario 11y ago
Does Haskell also qualify? https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/latest/docs/html/users_gu... Haskell doesn't quite have a distinction between reference and value types, but there are boxed and unboxed
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by berdario 11y ago
Also, fpcomplete's instance of Hoogle: https://www.fpcomplete.com/hoogle It searches on all the stackage set of packages, afaik (another explanation: http://stackoverflow.com/a/21955591/293735
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by berdario 11y ago
Funny enough, in my case it was the opposite (but I have multiple keys for the same email address). Also, the problem about the commit still appearing ad unverified was just a temporary issue: by looking at another repository the changes
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by berdario 11y ago
Precisely
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by berdario 11y ago
same here, I tried with both gpg2 and gpg PS: the problem was that I had multiple keys locally... but weirdly, now that I managed to upload my correct one, my commits are still seen as unsigned

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