diyseguy

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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   There was also one about "Ronald Wilson Reagan"
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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   When they get you in at an early age, the fear and paranoia they teach you can make deeper roots into the psyche. I don't claim it's a rational fear. I don't claim to be 100% rational either.
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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   I am not religious, but I got enough religious programming in Sunday school that this scares the shiznitz out of me. When this embedded human chip becomes a requirement, I'm moving to an underground bunker Revelations 13:16: And the se
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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   Bring the robots, work sucks!
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   Frida – a dynamic code injection / reverse engineering toolkit(frida.re)

   3 points by diyseguy 10y ago|0 comments
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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   If this were true, then Usenet would never have been a success. It only died because Google bought DejaNews and then killed it.
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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   Uncle Bob. https://cleancoders.com/
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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   Ironically, his article does not allow commenting
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   by diyseguy 10y ago

   also returning 404s, at least for chapters 5 and 6
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    I have this notion that they invented work to keep adolescent boys from getting up to trouble. Then work turned into this thing that became respectable. Then they pasted capitalism on top of it. After a while, women felt left out and wan
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Here's an unpopular point of view. I believe we have telepathy already - but we repress it consciously or unconsciously for the simple reason that down that road lies madness. Let's say for example that people can telepath. How
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Agree. I don't want these things cluttering up my view of the sky.
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Did I find the right point in the history? https://github.com/alangpierce/LambdaCalculusPlayground/tree...
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    But does it get DST correct. I haven't found any python time libraries that do.
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    ack, I got burned by an error in google translate. oh well
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    I envision Crayola being the first to put out a consumer grade 3d printer aimed at kids. Their creativity product line is pushing the envelope in refreshing new ways every time I pass that aisle in the stores.
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Seems like if you stood in the middle of the 14 dimensional space - every idea is 7 dimensions away - our typical mental stack depth. Perhaps if you could go to one more extra step away you could come up with really new ideas that haven&#x
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    This comes rather fast on the heels of Yahoo releasing their NSFW source code
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Hmm.. A sophisticated search and mashup with nice presentation - but ... I don't think I'd call it A.I.
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Possibly Aloe Verum
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    I wonder if the tax will apply to unused office space too
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    lowest-bidder engineering projects, cost cutting by employing slaves in other countries, setting fire to indonesia to plant palm oil plantations for cheaper ingredients. Markets reward greed and have no regard for ethics or common sense.
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    I'm waiting for the I TOLD YOU SO post on his blog any second now. (It's up and replete with smug gloating)
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    He won because the extreme left is devolving into an oppressive free-speech vacuum http://reason.com/blog/2016/11/09/trump-won-because-leftist-...
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Back when the web was younger and sillier, I used to spend many enjoyable hours reading toastpoints (now defunct). But you can find archives of the limerick and bad fiction writing contests: e.g.: http://toastpoint.wordandpict
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    into the soylent of course!
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    ok, Crypto.Cipher import AES, away we go to 1.8
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    But they say in the instructions that you are supposed to Code it - "Do this with code." Not to use the OpenSSL. Or at least that's how I read it.
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    Me too. But now I'm stuck on 1.7. All the tricks they taught me aren't working so far. Maybe we are supposed to go off-site and learn how to decrypt AES-128 ECB elsewhere and come back? Perhaps the hint is that they told us ho
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    by diyseguy 10y ago

    I want this adventure style learning format for everything from here on out