clishem

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by clishem 10y ago
Interesting. I'm getting about 10 e-mail addresses per minute. I wonder how Apple managed to mess this up so badly.
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by clishem 10y ago
An unnecessary comment, everyone on HN uses Macs. /s
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by clishem 10y ago
A unnecessary comment, everyone on HN uses Macs. /s
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by clishem 10y ago
A unnecessary comment, everyone on HN used Macs. /s
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by clishem 10y ago
> The subjects were in a residence for old people, and all were in perfect health and over 65.
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by clishem 10y ago
Title checks out. > md5sum md5.gif f5ca4f935d44b85c431a8bf788c0eaca md5.gif
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by clishem 10y ago
The Logitech M235 wireless mouse.
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by clishem 10y ago
Does it really have a timer though?
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by clishem 10y ago
There is a lot of wrong and dangerous advice on Stack Overflow about C++. I also disagree that it is good as a learning tool. The C++ Annotations book linked to will much better place to master C++. As it turns out, 'gray beard people
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by clishem 10y ago
How is this a cryptocurrency?
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by clishem 10y ago
Who needs garbage collection when you have std::shared_ptr.
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by clishem 10y ago
The reason is that `std::find` is O(N) while `std::map::find` is O(1).
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by clishem 10y ago
Perhaps "calories in calories out" is still the golden rule for startups that want to make money instead of helping people to lose weight in the long term. I can't see any startup going against this deeply entrenched popular
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by clishem 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13532935
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by clishem 10y ago
Why would you benchmark single thread performance?
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by clishem 10y ago
Thanks for linking to that. This 'visual explanation' is hardly an explanation at all.
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by clishem 10y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/HackerNewsOnion/status/7587710913...
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by clishem 10y ago
Might be helpful: http://pindancing.blogspot.nl/2010/12/answer-to-will-you-men... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9400288
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by clishem 10y ago
You forgot: - good marketing
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by clishem 10y ago
What if I told you that even declarations like char const *(* const (*(*ip)())[])[] are trivial to read? [Read this]( http://www.icce.rug.nl/documents/cplusplus/cplusplus03.html#... ) and you'll never
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by clishem 10y ago
Many other countries, such as the Netherlands, have a similar law: http://www.dutchdailynews.com/netherlands-offers-residency-t...
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by clishem 10y ago
"Learning PHP", fresh off the press, is quite useful as a first PHP overview in my opinion. It's aimed at PHP beginners with some prior programming experience.
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by clishem 10y ago
> If you are given the value of what 'cat' hashes too but you didn't know what made it, you would never be able to find out that 'cat' was the original word. This is false or inaccurate at best too. More correct
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by clishem 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13378247
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by clishem 10y ago
Yes, totally worth it. Not there yet privacy-wise as others point out, but at least you get an open API and the ability to use your own clients.
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by clishem 10y ago
> GNOME Calendar (...) It's getting better but still lacks the day and week view, which is really bad. Consider using Lightning, it's a plugin for Thunderbird and it's really excellent.
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by clishem 10y ago
I'd probably become a monk.
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by clishem 10y ago
So happy I replaced 1Password with a 600 line shell script: https://www.passwordstore.org
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by clishem 10y ago
I'm running my own e-mail server now using mail-in-a-box. Don't think Lavabit can beat that. If you want secure e-mail use PGP.
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by clishem 10y ago
Exactly my thoughts. These are not meant as better new implementations but as high-level abstractions.

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