cphoover

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   by cphoover 8y ago

   There is nothing erratic about smoking pot. Millions of Americans do it daily with no negative consequence. If there are other legitimate issues that preclude Musk from holding SCI clearance, take him on those issues. The guy holds three ci
2. 392.▲
   by cphoover 8y ago

   Is this really all that unique to autistic people though? Everyone is stuck in the rat-race.
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   by cphoover 8y ago

   Product idea: Image classification for incoming mail to set alerts when you are sent certain mail... Some things that come to mind: bills, jury duty, speed camera tickets... etc. Anyone interested in working on this? LMK
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   by cphoover 8y ago

   Agree 100% with this comment.
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   by cphoover 8y ago

   > "I don't think the argument itself is Java. I think the argument is that heavy, corporate projects (typically written in Java or C#) can have lots of benefit from IDEs." I think this for me is the gist of the problem...
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   by cphoover 8y ago

   Been using Vim for about the same length of time... And the times I have used those emulators they just haven't been the same. Does the emulator support VimScript? Macros? Plugins? async jobs like vim8? The terminal is my IDE I can ope
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   by cphoover 8y ago

   You are using Java as a convincing argument for using an IDE... Java... ugh.. If you use mainly statically typed languages where IDE static analysis, refactor tools proves super useful to you... keep using that set up. I don't really s
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   by cphoover 8y ago

   I'm one of the few people who agree with you. I'll bet I can do most things in vim faster than intellicode or whatever the new hotness is.
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   by cphoover 8y ago

   I want Tesla to succeed. But they are up against some huge challenges right now. Hoping they can overcome, and continue shipping awesome and reliable products.
10. 400.▲
    by cphoover 8y ago

    I remember when people used to believe Progressive Enhancement meant works without JS... no longer.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Disable Javascript!
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    "If you're the parent, you can use the `sandbox` attribute on the frame. If you're the child, you can use the `frame-ancestors` CSP directive." ... Yea but that requires the parent frame not to want the tracking to take
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    How do you prevent Iframes from communicating their cookies to the parent window? Using window.postMessage? Disable all cookies for iframes? That seems like it would break the internet.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Browser fingerprinting? How do you defeat that? If people want to track... they will track.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    I remember my highschool math teacher bought me this book.
16. 406.▲
    by cphoover 8y ago

    I thought this was about james halliday. https://github.com/substack
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    I'm not sure why having trusted actors is necessarily a bad thing. DNS Authorities, and Certificate authorities are both examples of decentralized systems with trusted entities.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    "If you're a technical person, you don't need to trust Blockchain technology; you can verify that it works on your own. If you're not a technical person, you can find independent technical experts to verify it for you.&q
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Hmmm if you are collecting them with no intent of using them, I would think you would have a good freedom of speech defense, (but don't quote me on that INAL). From : https://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/resources&#x2F
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    I'm a fan of functional programming over OOP as such, I don't need all of the OOP constructs just give me some immutable primitives, first-class functions and let's get to work. There's not much I can do with a class tha
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Nah YAML is better because of diffing. JSON uses commas `,` which will show multiple changes when the last item of a list changes.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Sheldon Adelson = Big GOP money. "Adelson's newspaper, the Las Vegas Review-Journal, was the only major newspaper nationwide to endorse Trump.[42][43] Adelson was also the largest donor to Trump's inaugural celebrations, with
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Is there any circumstantial or direct evidence to support that or is that just speculation? If confidence is decreased in the network (e.g. due to an intelligence leak) there is no reason a new network could not supplant it
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Isn't tor and its protocol open source though? Can't anyone inspect the code that powers it, fork it, create their own network if they want to?
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Apple owns the patents for it's phones. Right? They are just manufactured by foxconn (Taiwanese). Samsung is a Korean company.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    What's hurting america more than cigarettes? Opinion masqueraded as fact.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    I've not done any rust dev before but the whole variable shadowing thing really scares me, in that it makes it not obvious where the initial declaration comes from. This seems difficult to reason about.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    I'm also curious
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    Wow this actually kinda fun. Tell your bro props.
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    by cphoover 8y ago

    NSFW yoo