cwmma

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   by cwmma 12y ago

   yeah it's basically turing complete if the turning machine is allowed to be hand cranked
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   by cwmma 12y ago

   and then used to prove css is turning complete http://eli.fox-epste.in/rule110-full.html
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   by cwmma 12y ago

   I think when you said JavaScript you meant programing language C: https://notabug.org/koz.ross/awesome-c Java: http://www.fromdev.com/2014/10/most-widely-used-java-librari... Erlang: https:&
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   by cwmma 12y ago

   As a commuter the kindle paperwhite was such a step back, the removal of the side buttons effectively prevented you from reading it left handed, I find myself halving to turn the page with my nose if for some reason I have to hold on with m
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   by cwmma 12y ago

   > Most browsers can do a for..in. At least for me there is no browser in existence that I care about that doesn't have that :) then why are you using the underscore/lodash/jquery method, it's main advantage (besides w
6. 576.▲
   by cwmma 12y ago

   It's easy if your browser has Object.keys or nobody has mucked around with Object.prototype. As for the ease of testing if something is an array, figuring out if something is an array is relatively easy but array like objects like argu
7. 577.▲
   by cwmma 12y ago

   I believe the issue involved hype about one type pads being used being a 'game changer'. This is not the case as you can use the qr code along with existing crypto primitives to do the same thing much more securely. E.g. qr code
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   by cwmma 12y ago

   First social login is nice for a user, I also don't care enough about the app to sign up, have to remember what username plus another password (or more realistically, generate another password with lastpass, but oh your site doesn&#x27
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   by cwmma 12y ago

   ah now that it's been publically announced people might find the mode module I wrote for it useful https://www.npmjs.com/package/cloud-pubsub
10. 580.▲
    by cwmma 12y ago

    While it's usable in node, the only persistence strategies seem to be based on local forage which doesn't seem to support node. So can't save data in node.
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    in 1.1.0 they added a couple new features such as privateEncrypt/publicDecrypt functions and publicEncrypt being able to accept a password protected private key (because you can derive a public key from a private key). These where new
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    unparamatarized queries are the usual issue, so not an issue with sql as much as how people misuse sql.
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    > A lot of it just feels like cleaner versions of patterns people have been using for a long time. This was a pretty explicit goal, what they called 'paving the cow path'
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    io.js is pushing the envelope in terms of supporting up to date/still supported versions of V8, all the other stuff is just gravy.
15. 585.▲
    by cwmma 12y ago

    QGIS: GIS software that isn't worse then the big closed source programs and is better at certain specific things.
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    Porting Node.js crypto to the browser, part 3: RSA and DSA(calvinmetcalf.com)

    1 points by cwmma 12y ago|0 comments
17. 587.▲
    by cwmma 12y ago

    yeah I fail to see how this actually defends against the `I'm going to hit you with this rubber hose until you login` attack
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    looks like zillow removed the cors headers from their autocomplete responses preventing it from working
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    ah good point, though github.io does not seem to have that problem http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=github.io
20. 590.▲
    by cwmma 12y ago

    Is this due to people with viruses/compromised routers going to their home screen (google) and having that redirected to some malicious page?
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    So classes in ES6 are something I have very mixed feelings about, on one hand all that is being added is syntactic sugar for what is already being done, I'd like to repeat that ES6 classes add NOTHING that isn't already being done
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    Porting Node.js crypto to the browser, part 2(calvinmetcalf.com)

    4 points by cwmma 12y ago|0 comments
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    I read somewhere that president is the one job where that is not supposed to happen, I.E. you revert to your previous title (for Obama Senator). I have never observed this to happen in real life.
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    from the issues that have been opened [1] and closed [2] it looks like indutny, jonathanong, and rvagg are involved, aka all people involved with node forward 1. https://github.com/iojs/io.js/issues/5 2. htt
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    While xhtml was nicer to parse, xhtml only described how to render a valid page . How often are pages like that in the wild, even if the page itself is fine some user add on or script can put other stuff in, possibly invalid. HTML5 describe
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    Number 6 would probably be confidence in when it's not a performance bottleneck to not use constructors some of the time.
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    JavaScript works similar to this this and apps/libraries that wrap themselves in a giant closure work almost exactly like this. The disadvantage of this over using modules is in dependencies between functions. When you don't have
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    Timeline of learning JavaScript 1. Constructer's are great it's just like language x 2. uncanny valley of realizing it's not actually like language x 3. understanding constructors, use them everywhere 4. get burned by subtler
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    There isn't really except somebody has to do it, TJ had mentioned that as an idea for something post 1.0.0
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    by cwmma 12y ago

    hood.ie or pouchdb might be what your helpful