davvolun

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by davvolun 11y ago
Hmm...except that I would guess search should do one thing well -- searching. Which, incidentally, using --name-only and/or regex, it does.
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by davvolun 11y ago
If I were sued and the expected costs of litigation were $1.35M, 'successfully' and 'unsuccessfully' would be purely academic -- I would never be able to afford to get to that point!
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by davvolun 11y ago
http://www.funtoo.org/Keychain
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by davvolun 11y ago
Been using tmux resurrect for awhile now and I love it...one thing occurs to me though: does anyone have a hack to automatically save my tmux session on disconnect? Edit: ahha, not exactly what I asked for, but linked on the tmux-resurrect
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by davvolun 11y ago
Note: Not a mathematician, by any means I'm not a fan of how the proof is explained, specifically why are we doing x or y. I would prefer this -- Let pi be a rational number thus ( * by the definition of rational numbers) pi = a/b
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by davvolun 11y ago
> as a belt to sport with one's lederhosen That sounds to my American ears like the most German thing I've ever heard.
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by davvolun 11y ago
The title sounds misleading to me; this paper is about evading the set of WAFs which may include the universal set at this point in time, and further only including specific versions and rulesets of those WAFs. I don't know...the title
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by davvolun 11y ago
So you're arguing we should continue arguing about code formatting, esp. during a code review? I disagree with the comparison, but go ahead with it, what's your point?
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by davvolun 11y ago
Can we get the title updated to say '...keys out of OS X .keychain files', something like that? I feel like there's enough different keychain programs out there, it seemed confusing to me.
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by davvolun 11y ago
> If you wanted extreme performance Python is a lousy choice in the first place. Agreed; assuming the problem is "we need blazing performance here," I don't think you should choose Python. However, that doesn't preclu
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by davvolun 11y ago
> A lot of people...believe that everything is the result of class problems As someone who kind of feels all of the problems we have tend to come from class issues, I'm trying to understand what you mean. First, let me preface, this
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by davvolun 11y ago
I don't know what I was thinking, but I read 'In the Court of the Crimson King' and thought that was probably both really cool and maybe not the best thing ever. As it is, I think it's just the former. :)
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by davvolun 11y ago
- he's against treating addicts like criminals - he's in favor of significantly reducing the incarceration rate in the US. - he's against the police state, the militarization of police, and the surveillance state. - He's
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by davvolun 11y ago
Keep in mind Nazi was short for National Socialist German Worker's Party -- so what's in a name? Does the Democratic party espouse that we should recreate the US government as a democracy instead of a republic?
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by davvolun 12y ago
> The problem is that now you have two systems to learn, HTML+CSS+JS, and the framework Besides that there are 4 things listed there, not to mention how each interacts with the other, this is not a problem . If you shy at learning an
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by davvolun 12y ago
"Sacrificed" seems a little hyperbolic, considering no one is forcing anyone to take these jobs. Compare e.g. crab fishing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaskan_king_crab_fishing#Dange...
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by davvolun 12y ago
It's already been noted but: > A year after entering commercial service the Comets began suffering problems, with three of them breaking up during mid-flight in well-publicised accidents. This was later found to be due to catastroph
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by davvolun 12y ago
To be completely fair, a list such as insulating foam peeling off and striking the wing ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Columbia#Final_mi... ) or a random bird striking a plane and causing a failure ( http:&
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by davvolun 12y ago
Wow, you really, really nitpicked OPs argument and completely ignored things to make your point. The comment was "you're either using the wrong medium or thinking too far". Assuming the false dichotomy here (notably, of a
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by davvolun 12y ago
It's not a deal-breaker per se, but I need someone to explain to me why, at this point in history, you need to make a choice, at some level, between relational integrity and full text indexing (InnoDB vs MyISAM)?
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by davvolun 12y ago
Fair enough, I always go back to something a high school teacher mentioned when these types of arguments come up. Martin Luther King Jr. broke the law to make a point, to fight injustice, to "stick it to the man." But MLK unequivo
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by davvolun 12y ago
I don't see where this is premature optimization. You, and the author, clearly know a lot about the field and the nature of the problem, so you're already past the 'premature' portion. If I know from the start that I&#x2
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by davvolun 12y ago
Wow, I'm lucky to get 8 hours on a new code base before I have to ship a bugfix. << spotted your problem. If you're constantly working in completely unfamiliar code with at best an 8 hour lead time to get a fix in, you'
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by davvolun 12y ago
You have sort of a logical fallacy there. You're presuming that people assume "if (bloodshed) then (reform)" but I think what is generally assumed is "if not(bloodshed) then not(reform)". Using boolean algebra, let
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by davvolun 12y ago
Are you arguing that no one saw and thus there was no impact when Wikipedia ran the anti-SOPA blackout? Further your examples don't make sense. Youtube is owned by Google, which doesn't have a 100% support track record for net-neu
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by davvolun 13y ago
Sort of agree... I've never been to Chic-fil-a because anything I purchase there is presumably having a portion donated to anti-gay legislation. I'm not comfortable with Orson Scott Card's activism (historically, though appa
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by davvolun 13y ago
Your closing argument falls pretty flat to me since I ingest Reddit and HN entirely through RSS. The first step is filtering out the junk I don't care about to find the interesting articles, and besides subscribing to sites that are we
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by davvolun 13y ago
Yeah, ignorance is bliss, but, while the premise is fundamentally flawed, I'll direct you to Idiocracy about what happens with an uneducated populace.
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by davvolun 13y ago
So stealing three gallons total? I guess I'm not clear here. The idea is that I steal a gallon of milk, am convicted, punished, then three months later steal another gallon, repeat, and the third time (three more months later) I potent
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by davvolun 13y ago
I disagree. The name 'obamacare' began as an attack on the legislation, but the other side has taken over the term as in 'Obama cares', so in some circles it's derogatory, in some it's posiive, but I think both

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