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by dionyziz 13y ago
That. That's why the authors PGP-sign their sources. Furthermore, some of us maintain GPG trust paths, so replacing it on every other place on the Internet would still be futile.
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Which is, to say, 99.99% of people. Noone types " https://" or " http://"; 99% of people don't even know what https means. Us developers should know better and protect our users. It's our
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by dionyziz 13y ago
ESC
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Hello. Thank you for your feedback! I understand your concerns that the contrast on the page is poor and makes the text unreadable. I'd be happy to merge a CSS patch with a fix for the contrast. Here's the GitHub for the oath: ht
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by dionyziz 13y ago
I bought this guy's previous book and the print quality was crap. I hope he improves this on his next book.
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A programmer's oath(dionyziz.com)
50 points by dionyziz 13y ago|48 comments
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by dionyziz 13y ago
How about this one? http://discrete.gr/complexity/ And if you don't like it, you can edit it too: https://github.com/dionyziz/complexity-article
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A digestible introduction to the wave equation with working code(github.com)
36 points by dionyziz 13y ago|3 comments
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Yes! The original title of the post is "Our start-up failed and we open sourced it, too", but hackernews decided to edit my post title. We started building a fully-fledged game, which failed. We subsequently decided to make the en
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Sounds like a plan! Since it's open source, maybe you can give it a try :)
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Some browsers don't support it yet. What is your browser version?
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Here are a couple more demos using the engine that we wrote. Some use a slightly older version of the engine, but they illustrate the things we imagined would be possible. I'm giving links to the actual demos. Pool of water: http:&#x2
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Thanks for putting this together! :) Here's a car driving demo we also left unfinished you might be interested in, written using this same engine: https://github.com/kamibu/kamiburace
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A WebGL game engine(github.com)
62 points by dionyziz 13y ago|41 comments
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by dionyziz 13y ago
It might actually decrease security, as it gives a false sense of security and people just take it as their only security measure in the end. Give them obscurity and they feel secure. There are countless examples of this, I don't belie
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by dionyziz 13y ago
your⁎
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by dionyziz 13y ago
OP would still blow you away by using the Nested set model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nested_set_model Although if you've been doing this interview for a while, you're bound to have come across someone wh
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Chaitin's constant(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dionyziz 13y ago|0 comments
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KitKat's new website(kitkat.com)
300 points by dionyziz 13y ago|150 comments
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by dionyziz 13y ago
Here's a problem for you, fellow algorithmists: http://projecteuler.net/problem=84
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by dionyziz 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomic
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by dionyziz 13y ago
A "meta-story" is not a third type of story that you do . A "meta-story" or "meta-narrative" is a story told about a story . Remember One Thousand and One Nights?
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by dionyziz 13y ago
You're right. However, the guy actually did write a patch for Cryptocat, so you have to give him that.
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by dionyziz 13y ago
That. And, furthermore, he is most likely not carrying his data with him, but has encrypted it and uploaded it somewhere, likely several places, just keeping the keys with him, also encrypted themselves.
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Decimal time(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dionyziz 13y ago|0 comments
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by dionyziz 14y ago
"Illegally transferring money" may mean the following, which would not be called "stealing": * Transferring money between two bank accounts neither of which one owns. For example, I could transfer money from niggler's bank account to Obama'
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by dionyziz 14y ago
CLRS has an exceptional introduction to complexity and in fact is an exceptional book on its whole. However, it is not always easy to follow for high school students who don't have a mathematical background, as it tends to get a bit formal.
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by dionyziz 15y ago
skrebbel, thank you for your feedback. I'm sorry it felt that way to you. In no way do I think my readers are less smart than me. I tried in the article to keep a tone that addresses my past self, before I learned about infinite lists in Ha
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by dionyziz 15y ago
Dilon, glad you liked stream.js. There's actually a plan to support Iterators and Generators in one of the upcoming versions of Javascript: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Guide/Iterators_...
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by dionyziz 15y ago
Hi schiptsov. Not far from the truth, actually! I just finished watching the online video lectures on the MIT OpenCourseWare page. I already knew about infinite lists and streams from Haskell, but their lectures inspired me to make a Javasc

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