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Cryptocat Developer: How to fight PRISM(newint.org)
1 points by ciderpunx 13y ago|0 comments
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Video: Dominic Verity on Category Theory (pt.2)(youtube.com)
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
I found it a lot slower than more imperitive style languages. I've been writing in c-like languages for something like 30 years, so I suppose that's not unexpected. I found that the type system sometimes got in my way. And combini
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RSS of Twitter search results (post api-pocalypse) with Perl(perlmonks.org)
2 points by ciderpunx 13y ago|0 comments
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
I use MariaDB in production. It was totally trivial to drop it in as a MySQL replacement and usually gets slightly better performance. Not to mention not relying on Oracle who one can imagine might not want to give MySQL as much love as it
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Very nice. Like the LISPy H there.
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
> The crypto is stronger, it doesn't involve some obscure PAM module, and the attack surface is smaller (since you can avoid invoking PAM at all until after authentication succeeds). And your ability to access to your hardware isn't dep
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
> ... Usually, he could not complete a project, because once all the interesting stuff was done, he simply could not motivate himself to keep on working on it. Clearly this was extreme and unhealthy. Don't agree. This implies that it
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Compression using Canvas and PNG-embedded data(blog.nihilogic.dk)
1 points by ciderpunx 13y ago|0 comments
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Physical key-protected one-time pad(arxiv.org)
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IMDB network revisited: fractal and modular properties from a typical network(unifr.ch)
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The physics of custody arrangemnents (paper)(arxiv.org)
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Nice implementation. I should check out allong.es. I got asked "how I would find the prime numbers between 1 and a million" at an interview once. I said "with google" and didn't get the job. I still think that I was right on that one, the f
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Bashtweet.sh - tweet from a terminal with Bash and cURL (charlieharvey.org.uk)
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Counting and generating λ terms(arxiv.org)
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by ciderpunx 14y ago
Interesting. There is a particular art to fostering a culture of discussion, but I'm not sure I'd go as far as saying that the signal got drowned out in the noise in most comment threads. And some threads are more enlightening and entertain
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Influence of repressive legislation on the structure of a social media network(arxiv.org)
2 points by ciderpunx 14y ago|0 comments
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ACM Honors Computing Innovators (acm.org)
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On creativity of Slime Mold(scribd.com)
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Programming with our communal exocoretex(charlieharvey.org.uk)
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by ciderpunx 14y ago
I certainly like the frontpage look, a lot more up to date than the current site. I tend to prefer less weight in the header on inner pages. While it is nice and prominent, it does push the stuff that returning users will be interested in f
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Snipp.IO a pastebin made of haskell, yesod and mongodb(charlieharvey.org.uk)
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by ciderpunx 14y ago
tl;dr woirkspaces = less distraction, less fiddling with windows, less using the mouse could probably do the same with (insert window manager) but the constraints of a tiling wm help
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Xmonad made me more productive(charlieharvey.org.uk)
1 points by ciderpunx 14y ago|1 comments
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Teaching Real-World Programming(cacm.acm.org)
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by ciderpunx 14y ago
What happens when the cops find me with a phone full of pictures of them beating people up? I can imagine they may seek to remonstrate. Perhaps add a plausible deniability true-crypty bit?
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Aaron Swartz: A view from India(newint.org)
3 points by ciderpunx 14y ago|0 comments
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by ciderpunx 14y ago
Not used CloudFlare myself. I am guessing that the results are much closer with a dynamically generated php site with response headers set to "Cache-Control: max_age=1" (as is sh42.com) than they would be with something static and cacheable
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Persecuting.US - 1m US citizens sorted by political affiliation from Twitter API(persecuting.us)
2 points by ciderpunx 14y ago|0 comments
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Ethical tech – 10 ways to keep your digital life free and secure(charlieharvey.org.uk)
1 points by ciderpunx 14y ago|0 comments

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