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by buu700 6y ago
Would it be correct to say that Angular (Ivy) works essentially the same way as Svelte?
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by buu700 6y ago
What's wrong with the new keyboard (touch bar aside)? I haven't tried one yet, but I thought it was supposed to be more or less the same as the 2013 - 2015 MBP's.
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by buu700 6y ago
This is such a bizarre unforced error. Why would they just arbitrarily remove a row of the keyboard? Taking it away and asking why I need it is like asking why I need right-click, pinch-to-zoom, or my left pinky finger. It makes no sense th
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by buu700 6y ago
Yep. The US may have been no saint, but the Japanese Empire was every bit as much of a "cartoon villain" as Nazi Germany.
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by buu700 6y ago
It's interesting how consistent all this news has been with the Penn & Teller: Bullshit! episode on recycling from over 15 years ago. From what I recall, the takeaway was that recycling anything other than glass, paper, or aluminum
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by buu700 6y ago
Argbash is great. I found the output unnecessarily verbose for the simple functionality that I wanted, so the way I've used it has been to put the following in a script/function and then eval the output: https://gist.gi
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by buu700 6y ago
Not exactly the same thing, but protobuf.js also works really well for this: https://github.com/protobufjs/protobuf.js
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by buu700 6y ago
That sounds like a great idea. At the same time, I can't help but imagine all the conspiracy theories that would result from the government sending pills to everyone in the country. One approach could be to have the government just sta
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by buu700 6y ago
Well, I assume that it is a possible result. Those wars could always escalate to a nuclear apocalypse, with a combination of famine and climate disasters picking off the survivors.
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by buu700 6y ago
I actually just started learning Japanese in my free time a few nights ago. (No particular reason aside from that it seemed like fun.) I've got nothing really to add here, except that I've been using LingoDeer (another app in the
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by buu700 6y ago
Agreed. Maybe it's gotten better, but when I used HughesNet in the middle of the woods in Maine, I would say it was comparable to dial-up except with worse latency and reliability. Anything in the ballpark of a 4G connection would have
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by buu700 6y ago
The difference between belief and faith is that belief may be substantiated by evidence and can change with new evidence. I believe that kangaroos are real. If there were suddenly overwhelming evidence to the contrary, I would say okay an
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by buu700 6y ago
On a related note, this just reminded me that back in college, whenever I felt like taking a break from working, I would suggest to my smoker friends that we take a "smoke break" despite that I've never smoked a cigarette in
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by buu700 6y ago
For that example, I would just use Decaffeinate to migrate to ES6, upgrade to TypeScript + AngularJS 1.5+ best practices as OP did, and then follow the official AngularJS -> Angular migration path. Considering they're two entirely d
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by buu700 6y ago
To be fair, they wouldn't look weird if you just held a cane while wearing them. They could probably even fit some electronics into a cane form factor.
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by buu700 6y ago
That was one of my bigger reasons for a long time, but last I checked FF's dev tools were finally comparable to Chrome's. At this point I'm just blocked on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1404042
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by buu700 6y ago
Agreed. When I was a teenager a worked at an organization whose entire business was run on internal applications built out in FileMaker Pro largely by non-programmer teenagers and young adults. It was actually pretty awesome, and I was stil
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by buu700 6y ago
Sounds like Calvinism: https://redd.it/232qqq
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by buu700 6y ago
TweetNaCl.js is great. I'd go with that if you really need something smaller than libsodium. Presumably it shares the downsides of TweetNaCl ("doesn't wipe internal buffers [...] [and] has two harmless instances of undefined
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by buu700 6y ago
This may be a stupid question, but what does "client/server" mean in this context? I would interpret it to mean any networked or Internet-based application that has both client- and server-side logic, which obviously isn&#x27
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by buu700 6y ago
I would go with libsodium.js (which binds to the native C library in Node.js) if you just need to encrypt/decrypt in general, especially if you anticipate building out other cryptographic features in the future. If you need AES in part
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by buu700 6y ago
That's a fair point, to some extent. If you're specifically looking to perform symmetric encryption on a string with a string-encoded password, then yes, SJCL is easier to use. The documentation is centered around that one simple
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by buu700 6y ago
I would personally recommend libsodium.js as the default choice for a JS crypto library: https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium.js Fundamental issues with JS/web crypto aside, that is. You would still need somethin
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by buu700 6y ago
I mean, in an ideal world no one would ever die or be unhappy, but I won't pretend to be an expert on all the legitimate reasons that we kill things. I should have phrased that as phasing out specifically killing animals for food. I fi
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by buu700 6y ago
I'm not a vegetarian, but I had some recent comments on this, as someone who's currently using Beyond Meat as their primary protein source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/gtrcm5/co
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by buu700 6y ago
Slightly off-topic, but your name is a funny coincidence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shumway_(software)
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by buu700 6y ago
Same here on a 2015 MBP, no external monitors. Constantly kernel panics during sleep, occasionally while I'm actively using it. Meanwhile, my 2013 MBP running Mojave and connected to an external monitor and peripherals has been chuggin
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Symlink race bugs discovered in 28 antivirus products(zdnet.com)
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by buu700 7y ago
I think Snap is a great way forward. I get the argument that shared libraries let you update one package to get a fix for the entire system without relying on any number of maintainers to independently stay on top of security issues, but in
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by buu700 7y ago
Actually WebSign is still in production at Cyph, and never strictly depended on HPKP, with the caveats that: 1. Rather than simply prevent an attack, it shows a scary warning that compromised code will be run on the next reload, and 2. It r

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