dietr1ch

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   by dietr1ch 10y ago

   But is it required for some open technology?
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   by dietr1ch 10y ago

   Why hasn't your toolbox evolved to a single hammer? Besides, even if one language ends up being the only one needed, I'd be pretty confident that it's way too early in the study of programming languages, compilers and runtime
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   by dietr1ch 10y ago

   Wouldn't some hashing allow to change cdn without problems? There'll be a lot of room for improvement until the web looks closer to a big p2p network.
4. 1054.▲
   by dietr1ch 10y ago

   Maybe the thief filled your Google Drive first :o
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   by dietr1ch 10y ago

   It would be really useful to capture speed, intonation and other things involving expression from a sample from somebody else. It seems quite hard to describe those as text is not enough, and even harder to correctly generate them from a da
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   by dietr1ch 10y ago

   Using 90 or 45 angles is a restriction on your design, not a feature. Also, it would be naive to assume that they dropped those constraints just for the lulz.
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   by dietr1ch 10y ago

   Getting crypto right is not only about having a strong encryption algorithm. I'd say that what makes crypto hard is that it requires a lot of knowledge on both math and computers, but it might be considered a not-only CS field as the m