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by civopsec 4y ago
Is this blog post not the transparency part? I assume that the regex is `TC:[a-z0-9]{20}` or something uninteresting like that.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Why could the optics be improved?
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by civopsec 4y ago
Scanning repos for secrets has been a thing for a while now. But seeing Tencent might put people on edge.
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by civopsec 4y ago
It’s not a question of whether it has no impact or not because that’s irrelevant. You would actively have to punish people for making music in order for music not to be made—that’s how strong that force is. (Well heck, maybe more music
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by civopsec 4y ago
Exploit human psychology?
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by civopsec 4y ago
You guess ? Music is like the last thing that will stop being made because people can’t professionalize their craft.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Why are people using a streaming service instead of buying thousands of dollars worth of CDs (or for that matter, iTunes)? Is this a question?
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by civopsec 4y ago
Why is that “surely”?
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by civopsec 4y ago
Local co-ops are the opiates of the hippie masses. It keeps them plump and happy in their little faux communes and away from the fight against corporations, state and federal government. As someone who lives 5000 “miles” away I feel really
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by civopsec 4y ago
I don’t understand what the problem would be for him if this was the environment. He’s respected as a technologist and had strong opinions on technology. He’s not merely a tech. savant without social skills. Again, this assumes that this wa
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by civopsec 4y ago
Seneca loquitur et audimus.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Saying that something is merely a “correlation” (not a causation—and implying that this other thing is) and saying that something is “self-evident” are both arrogant statements when you just end up saying, hey, look at this narrative that
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by civopsec 4y ago
Do you have something to comment about the language, though?
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by civopsec 4y ago
How’s the memory managed?
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by civopsec 4y ago
It could look curt so I can understand it. Thanks.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Animism. Fascinating.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Although not Stalin
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by civopsec 4y ago
It is famously difficult to implement binary search correctly.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Fine. I imagine someone posting that they just published their first ever crate. Maybe it’s the first and only Rust binding to some useful library. But cool your horses, this poster says (by implication), because 80% of everything is crap
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by civopsec 4y ago
It’s not a problem for Haskell and Scala is closer to Haskell.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Not what I meant.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Didn’t expect to see such harsh criticism of the Rust ecosystem by this user.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Doesn’t people like Rob Pike argue for `cat |` since it fits so orthogonally with the rest of the pipeline?
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by civopsec 4y ago
> Without the desire to explore and expand there would be no America. ... Is that good or bad?
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by civopsec 4y ago
I wouldn’t be at all surprised if this improved the level of commit messages overall.
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by civopsec 4y ago
Precisely. I get frustrated with computer interfaces that are hard to use all the time. But at least then it’s just the program which is stupid ; I don’t have to get mad at anyone. But to have to deal with things that are actively working
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by civopsec 4y ago
Lots of people have told me (not to me specifically of course) that paying for software was the magic thing that would rid software of ads. But isn’t Windows a payed-for product? It seems more likely that such organizations will do whatev
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by civopsec 4y ago
Test to regular code ratio shouldn’t be impressive by itself anyway, considering how repetitive, duplicated, and setup-heavy test code can be.
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by civopsec 4y ago
I can never understand the FB “friend” bugbear. It’s just a name for a relation. It has no implied connection to how people relate elsewhere. Calling it “acquaintance” would be more accurate if you really insist on such a connection. But
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by civopsec 4y ago
Both pipe and tab are infinitely better for so-called human-readable data compared to comma. Comma doesn’t even work well for numbers since some locales use comma as the decimal separator. And a data format can’t be “human-readable” if you’

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