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cyberbanjo
3y ago
At least one subtle difference, is a bare scope block like TFA has, will print out everything in it instead of the output you would expect, where as Bash behaves more like Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock {}. Compare: PS /home/me&g
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cyberbanjo
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Just to corroborate from the opposite direction, I have run exclusively Linux on my personal machines for nearly a decade, and I started a new job where I get to use PowerShell, and it's really amazing, the amount of grep/tail
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cyberbanjo
3y ago
Remain? Humans /may become/ the weakest link after remote code execution exploits cease to be discovered, but certain hacks require no human in the loop.
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cyberbanjo
3y ago
Good thing this is not open source. They are licensing binaries.
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cyberbanjo
3y ago
Relatively easy? Relative to what?
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
But do chargers that pretend to be keyboards, and other HID (Human Interface Devices) have to be authorized?
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
TFA: We focus on Android-based spyware because most of the mobile spyware market appears to be focused there. Since curated app stores like Google Play do not permit the sale of such apps, in practice they must be side-loaded off-store, a
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4y ago
$ bundler $ ./bin/coltrane ? Welcome to Coltrane 4.1.1 (You chose: notes) ? Which notes? > C E D F G A ? How to display? (You chose: Guitar) -> coltrane notes notes:C-E-D-F-G-A representation:Guitar
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4y ago
I'm not Buddhist or experienced meditator, but I have surely seen instruction for counting based mindfulness practices. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganana#Technique
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Om is a prefix concatenative language https://www.om-language.org/index.html
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
https://archive.ph/UzgCw
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Flutes are more affordable and easier to get a nice tone out of than clarinets or tubas.
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
>though a non-monodimensional individual would value these 4 goals as equally important. Being multi dimensional doesn't imply that, does it? They could have many dimensions, without it being beach or city collecting?
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Shore? At least from a boat
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
My favorite example is Death Grips prematurely leaking their album, to the player after following a bunch of deep web clues
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Recurse Center? https://www.recurse.com/
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Sitting on an immovable object doesn't turn it into a chair, like sitting on the ground.
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
"If we call +1, -1, and √-1 had been called direct, inverse and lateral units, instead of positive, negative, and imaginary (or impossible) units, such an obscurity would have been out of the question." --Gauss
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
For the second part: with restarts and conditions, CL pulls up an interactive debugger that asks if you would like to abort, continue/retry calling undefined or supply a definition now, amongst others. Evalutating this in CL (SBCL)
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Pre-declaring the undefined function does prevent the first of those exceptions. I guess it just feels weird to include Clojure here, because the CL experience is like it brings up an interactive debugger and asks if you wanna define the fu
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How does it work in Clojure? Attempting to compile/evaluate this: (defn foobar [] (undef-fn)) gives: 1. Caused by java.lang.RuntimeException Unable to resolve symbol: undef-fn in this context Attempting to call foobar:
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Seems like that is another different article about the paywalled one
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
I think that if I had written the book in the past decade, perhaps Bateman would have been working in Silicon Valley, living in Cupertino with excursions into San Francisco or down to Big Sur to the Post Ranch Inn and palling around with Zu
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Torrents exist, so maybe it got more difficult but not lost.
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
Does it have access to all 8gb (because its 32bit)? Even if so, sounds like a problem with no hardware graphics acceleration to my untrained ear
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4y ago
Getting into a car isn't the dangerous part where I live, it's being near the road. It's safer to be in a car, near the road, than on foot or on bicycle.
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cyberbanjo
4y ago
PM is not a thing on HN, you should add contact information to this post or your account bio if you want to be reachable
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4y ago
I don't know enough Prolog to know why you'd want that (please share), but SWI prolog has a SQL interface to run prolog over SQL data, and the author has released it as CSV and JSON, I know SQLite lets you import CSV data, probabl
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4y ago
Have you tried an amateur radio meetup?
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4y ago
Paywall
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