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chmike
13y ago
The real problem with callbacks is error handling. Using anonymous functions doesn't address this problem. The .then notation has the same problem. The await solution (or any equivalent) has the benefit to present the call as a syn
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13y ago
In France one of the biggest high tech ware reseller use this coupon promotiona codes. These coupon codes are ditributed through it's own promotional mailing list. Il you subscribe to their special offer mailing lists you get their cou
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13y ago
Polio Vaccine and AIDS... [1] [1]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPV_AIDS_hypothesis )
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13y ago
What is problematic with mail ? It's because it's in clear text most of the time and easy to tap with MITM attack? What about an alternate messaging system addressIng these issues ?
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13y ago
Yes, I understand but I honnestly don't see how it can be possible to detect misbehaviors or threats without surveilliance. There is a dilemma there I can't yet dealth with. Surveilliance methods are easy to defeat once you know h
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chmike
13y ago
I expressed my current opinion with it's rational. I don't see yours or anything having a vague resemblance to a counter argument.
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13y ago
So well. And what if terrorist or people with evil goal or activity use this system ? These types of services solve only a little piece of the equation. I now also tend to think that people focusing only on privacy are individualists. A goo
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13y ago
Apparently a business where some guy is moving paper mail icognito from one point to the ther could be a possible business. I guess lawyers may want this, especially lawyers working to defend issues related to abuse of privacy breach or exe
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13y ago
Of course replying to an inquiry that the project is in stealth mode is like a slap in the face. This can be avoided by using a decoy project. This will be less brutal and will avoid attracting attention. Regarding secrecy, obviously the se
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13y ago
There is indeed no other way than to trust the governmnet, but the tools and means to verify should be there too, and they aren't. We should not accept to be forced into blindly and naively trust the government in a claimed democracy.
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13y ago
Micro-managed depends on the level of detail of the "what". Engineers should be given high level directives but should be autonomous to execute them. I guess especially in a startup context where there is so much to do with too fe
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13y ago
I'm surprized there are very few apps presented from a user centric point of view. "This app is a ..." bad, "Make better ..." good. This makes it clear and easy to grab how the app will contribute to make my life be
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13y ago
I would love to be able to receive the new one by mail with some presentation text.
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13y ago
The bell phone network strated with less than 100 users in the beginning, as well as radios and tvs. These are all examples of very stong network effect dependent businesses. All of these businesses had at some point less than 100 users. At
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13y ago
The problems will be solved through education and giving people a second chance. I mean a real second chance. US Justice has turned into a self promotion race through populism by exagerating charges and sentenses. Trials and jailing has tu
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13y ago
This answer is right on spot, short and clear. It's the best answer. I'll add that by critical mass we use the analogy of a nuclear reaction fuel where a self sustained chain reaction can take place.
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13y ago
But that's why the alledged driver of Ben Laden is apparently in Guantanmo. In the US a Taxi driver can apparently be sentenced for many tens of years in prison. This is why my impression is that USA is going wako! Now that the US is e
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13y ago
I definitely don't think laisser faire strategy is the right strategy. A back pressure is required for educational purpose. The problem is that the back pressure in US is in general far too much for demagogic purpose. The educational p
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13y ago
The article is indeed very confusing about the charges aginst that person. Is he directly actively involved in child porn or is he only the owner of a tor hosting site ?
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13y ago
Why not adding an object field with identifier a_comment:"blabla..." The advantage I see in this way of commenting is that the comment becomes accessible inside the program instead of being stripped off by the parser. For the huma
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13y ago
I would assimilate it as writing a book. Writing the book is a lot of work, but when done it becomes "passive income" in the sense that you earn money while you sleep. Consider it as the opposite of earning money by installing rad
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13y ago
+1 I would also suggest that we probably should make a distinction between mental "sprinters" and mental "marathon runners". Mental sprinters need to rest between sprints. I'm also the sprinter type. Unfortunately o
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13y ago
By "people" you mean US citizen. Non US citizen are not subject to any legitimate legal protection. We are considered like animals or even less.
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13y ago
Can I have one context photo with a laptop on the top of a roller coster ? This could be a good introduction for a VC or startup conference presentation. I would suggest to provide HP or Dell computers too because Apple computer everywhere
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13y ago
He made a point saying the privacy problem will not be solved with more encryption. The problem is that there is no way to stop a terrorist plot or illegal activity without the ability to know of it's existence. The author says the sol
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13y ago
Censoring will stop what ? This is just an attempt to restore obscurantism. If education doesn't work then consider the possibility that that something might be wrong with your assumptions.
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13y ago
Some people are afraid that the revolution that took place in north Africa could happen in their country too. It's time to get ready for resistance and underground uncensored information transmission. The 1% starts to fear they may lo
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chmike
13y ago
For hardware, it's just a matter of value in the user's eye and the risk of failure. Such offer have the most chance to succed and there isn't much risk in the first place. I see a high value in a unix Os with a very low barr
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13y ago
Will it be possible to use device as a phone with Ubuntu as Os or will it have to be running Android to use the device as a phone ?
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13y ago
The article focus on gifted children because it is a particular problem since they can't share their thoughts and questions about it with friends. These questions are somehow comming up "too early" in life wrt to their capaci
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