cyberbanjo

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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Location: Florida, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, with assistance Technologies: PHP, SQL, HTML, JS, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Clojure, Linux Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e&#x
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
My high school it's til youre 21, after that you need special permission from the administration
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
> “This proof shows that you don’t need to be a professional mathematician to understand mathematics and advance the frontier of knowledge,” Pantone says. “That’s the beautiful thing about math, is that anyone can understand the question
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_factor_(psychometrics)
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Foraging at Whole Foods is shoplifting and people do that.
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
How is cash in mail recorded?
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Heres one https://jguitar.com/chordname
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Not just Bing, but nearly every search engine you've ever used https://duckduckgo.com/bang?q=
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
FWIW if I can ssh I can use emacs tramp to edit remotely, if there's latency lag, it seems similar to using local editor.
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Yes. php > echo strcmp(md5('240610708'), md5('QNKCDZO')); -4
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Use emacsclient and don't close emacs server. Super fast startup (for emacs). There is a guide on emacswiki afaicr
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Do you know why that is? php > echo md5('240610708'); 0e462097431906509019562988736854 php > echo md5('QNKCDZO'); 0e830400451993494058024219903391
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Same thing that happens now, except with more computers triggering cop-person contacts
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On Interactive Retrocomputing(blog.kingcons.io)
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Interesting, on both my phone and computer tabs stay until I close them? Sometimes they need to manually be "recovered" if crash.
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Time + Elapsed Time. AKA not now, but eventually
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Do you remember the name of the Linear Algebra text?
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Can you elaborate on how Texas has big gov in peoples life that SFBay doesnt?
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
I was hoping it'd have a human generations worth of work on it. I've never seen a resume spanning 2000 years. Were there even pre-cursors to CVs/resumes then? A cursor search seems to trace resumes back to Davinci/'
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
No, it's common lisp
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Isn't scheme's 2to3 moment the R6RS schism?
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
And the used 2011 i3, that wouldn't become garbage if it were repairable would get sold to someone less performance / price consciousness? Now it gets trashed.
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
IME you just stop going there or whitelist the required scripts.
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Whats the benefit of this over paredit? I already use such a seemingly small subset of it, is this just a new set of bindings?
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Bad in terms of "public health" or bad in terms of "I sold the rest of my drugs"?
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
The Architecture of Open Source Applications[1] book are available for free online, and that Fundamentals of Software Architecture is on LibGen. 1: https://aosabook.org/en/index.html
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
I'm also a fan of using Wikipedia for a quick look at international news. Feels much less sensationalized than news papers do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Seems needlessly dangerous to lie on an application like that, just mark prefer not to answer.
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
The transcript page which is just text also requires it
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by cyberbanjo 5y ago
Can you prevent these types of attacks simply by pinning dependencies to known-safe versions? Because you mention supply-chain attacks, I assume you're familiar with Nix/Guix linux distributions/package managers?

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