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Open-sourcing Sections: Declarative data handling for Litho lists(code.facebook.com)
3 points by ch0wn 9y ago|0 comments
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by ch0wn 9y ago
Here is some information about affected Yubikeys: https://www.yubico.com/keycheck/
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by ch0wn 9y ago
If you have an Android phone with a Bluetooth headset you can do exactly that. By default you just need to long-press the play button on it. That said, I personally still very rarely use it that way.
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by ch0wn 9y ago
I'm with a regional ISP in the UK (aquiss.net) and they assign you a native /56 if you ask nicely. What surprised me was how complicated it still is to get this set up compared to the DHCP and NAT setup we're all familiar wit
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by ch0wn 9y ago
I've never had issues running docker on their instances. Was that on ARM or x86? I've only used the latter so far.
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by ch0wn 9y ago
Both React Native and Litho use Yoga[0] under the hood for layout, so there are already some shared underlying parts. I'm not familiar enough for RN in practice to say whether you could plug Litho Components into RN apps. [0] https:&#
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by ch0wn 10y ago
Yes, that does not exactly strike me as a rational stance to take. Are you actually more worried about Microsoft blackmailing you about those photos from 4 years ago?
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by ch0wn 10y ago
That looks lovely, but as most other movie communities there's no import option. After having rated hundreds of movies on IMDB and Trakt, I really don't like the idea of starting from scratch, again.
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by ch0wn 10y ago
"The launch of Spectacles, which has not generated significant revenue for us, is a good example. There is no guarantee that investing in new lines of business, new products, and other initiatives will succeed. If we do not successfull
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by ch0wn 10y ago
I've used PasswordMaker in the past which uses the same concept but recently moved away from it. Changing passwords is a pain as you now have to remember special parameters for certain pages. Even worse, in case of a compromise of your
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by ch0wn 10y ago
No update since 2016-04-05. Previous discussions: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8557654 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11534905
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by ch0wn 10y ago
I got mine yesterday. Replaced the preinstalled Ubuntu 14.04 LTs with Arch Linux and I was shocked how well everything worked. So far I haven't found a single thing that doesn't work and having installed Linux on a lot of laptops
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by ch0wn 10y ago
I got close to installing Windows just for this reason too, but held back because I read that a port was in the works. Super excited to finally play it!
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ViperDNS closed down(viperdns.com)
21 points by ch0wn 10y ago|12 comments
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Anti-innovation: EU excludes open source from new tech standards(arstechnica.co.uk)
6 points by ch0wn 10y ago|0 comments
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by ch0wn 10y ago
It's not operator overloading. It's using symbols as function names. Some operators like (<>) may have different implementations based on the Monoid instance of the underlying types, but they are based on laws which is diffe
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by ch0wn 11y ago
How is Set a functor in a mathmatical sense?
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by ch0wn 11y ago
I was under the impression that the community as a whole had agreed to switch to that term as well. :( Given your name I reckon you feel strongly about this, too.
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by ch0wn 11y ago
Annoyingly, neither the price nor the spec have been updated recently. The non-developer XPSes are already on Skylake and come with more RAM and storage: http://www.dell.com/uk/p/xps-13-9350-laptop/pd
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Thoughts on the TAO talk at Enigma, and some other words(blindseeker.com)
3 points by ch0wn 11y ago|0 comments
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Why Spacemacs?(lunaryorn.com)
3 points by ch0wn 11y ago|0 comments
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by ch0wn 11y ago
The comment you replied to talked about cheap and sustainable sources of protein. Meat is neither.
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by ch0wn 11y ago
React goes into the exact opposite direction than Web Components. Declarative vs. imperative. (Relatively) clearly defined state vs. mixing DOM and JS state. What's your evidence that WCs are replacing React?
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by ch0wn 11y ago
Automated downloads don't have to be malicious. I'm sure there are tons of legitimate scripts out there that fetch curl via those URLs.
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by ch0wn 11y ago
You're thinking of engineers. Those make up ~45% of the workforce. Some of my friends affected by this don't have recruiters queuing for them.
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by ch0wn 11y ago
Cut the snark, this still affects real people's lives.
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by ch0wn 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYsHK81MTHI
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Quantum Computing Playground(qcplayground.withgoogle.com)
67 points by ch0wn 11y ago|7 comments
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by ch0wn 11y ago
> 1. Eliot, an elite hacker, has a Excel 2014 book in his apartment. Why does he need to use Excel so much? Why does he need Excel at all if he's using Linux? And why would he need a user guide to figure it out? While I agree that i
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by ch0wn 11y ago
> Even BASIC would at least give me a line number! You can get line numbers and even stack traces if you compile your program (assuming you use GHC) with `-prof` and execute it with `+RTS -xc`. But most libraries try their best to avoid

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