burgerdev

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by burgerdev 10y ago
Five minutes seems overly optimistic ;)
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by burgerdev 10y ago
> People who don’t own laptops, tablets and/or smartphones yet travel internationally don’t exist anymore. Why would I take my electronics on a leisure trip? Isn't it enough to depend on them during work hours? Does this really
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by burgerdev 10y ago
> How does an experienced user (he has 14k edits!) make an edit like that? That's exactly how he made it to 14k.
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by burgerdev 10y ago
On the other hand, perhaps insects are ideal for (subconsciously) describing alien encounters. The mind has a good understanding about how insects look like (not like us), but it can barely imagine how it feels to be an insect.
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by burgerdev 10y ago
It is most prevalent among westerners writing fiction novels about alien praying mantis entities[1]. Jokes aside, as far as I know DMT is not the only compound that makes you see insects. For me, it kinda makes sense to interpret little &#x
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by burgerdev 10y ago
Which in turn makes people without social media profiles more suspicious. Thinking that I was kind of satisfied after deleting my facebook account :( Will they eventually realize that "Give us your laptop's password!" is even
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by burgerdev 10y ago
At first I was wondering how he managed to write a compiler in 750 loc. Then I noticed it's for APL, which I would call terse: Y0←{⊃,/((⍳≢⊃n⍵)((⊣sts¨(⊃l),¨∘⊃s),'}',nl,⊣ste¨(⊃n)var¨∘⊃r)⍵),'}',nl} See also
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by burgerdev 10y ago
Isn't this how pretty much any mail client does it? Thunderbird does a decent job at spam filtering my mail. You know, I can even search folders in Outlook! Saying that scanning your 1M mails with 1kb each requires the use of a cloud
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by burgerdev 10y ago
Getting error 500 popups on Android after selecting a suggested symptom.
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by burgerdev 10y ago
Did anyone bother to read up on this 'business' of his? I just spent some time in the Wayback Machine[1], and it strikes me as pretty odd: unbreakable encryptions systems (which are not disclosed), NSA backdoors everywhere and gen
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by burgerdev 10y ago
The acronym means "Yes: another repo's name!".
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by burgerdev 10y ago
> To crack a password with 70 bit entrophy Consider proof-reading the website: I wouldn't trust someone to do my crypto who can't spell the basics.
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by burgerdev 10y ago
a) Site is down, google cache is here http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:NBcmXVo... b) The license file on GitHub does not mention GPL, a time frame or something even remotely related to the post - looks l
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by burgerdev 10y ago
Reconsider whether you really need to: https://www.chrisstucchio.com/blog/2013/hadoop_hatred.html (although it might look good on your CV)
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by burgerdev 10y ago
"5. Is the team using our software?"
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by burgerdev 10y ago
Hacker news comments don't count.
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by burgerdev 11y ago
Most of these are included in /usr/bin/fish :)
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by burgerdev 11y ago
> Clearly this was indeed a secret. This is from January: http://jacquerie.github.io/google-foobar-post-mortem/