dolguldur

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   by dolguldur 8y ago

   Meanwhile the multitudes reiterate the “crypto is dead” mantra until next year.
2. 32.▲
   by dolguldur 8y ago

   Plaintiff comes from plaintive
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   by dolguldur 8y ago

   Wow, quite a long-distance abstraction. Kinda blew my mind. From restaurants to relationships and speculative execution. It’s all about the looks, indeed. One thing that maybe fits with this is the societal hierarchy of our senses. Seeing i
4. 34.▲
   by dolguldur 8y ago

   I concur, would be great if this feature could be enabled with 'Emergency Mode'.
5. 35.▲
   by dolguldur 8y ago

   AGAMF - Let's keep it dynamic and take the top 5 tech companies sorted by market cap.
6. 36.▲
   by dolguldur 9y ago

   If you want to hear more about the background and Stewart Brand as a person, Tim Ferris interviewed him recently: https://tim.blog/2017/11/21/stewart-brand/
7. 37.▲
   by dolguldur 9y ago

   I fail to connect the renderings shown in the article to 10,000 homes. There's no way 10,000 units fit into this building. Why are they so obsessed with building low?
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   by dolguldur 9y ago

   Audiobooks are a huge win when commuting on the subway. When walking, changing lines, or not having a seat, you can continue to listen, whereas with a book you’d frequently have to stop. And for all those driving cars they’re also a huge wi
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   by dolguldur 9y ago

   It's funny how I and other people see hp and immediately think of bad business practices that lead to a bad experience with the brand. Relates to the concept that you optimize for what you measure. Not factoring in that screwing over c
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Will Swift ever be able to span all the way down to enable Rust-like performance in places where it’s necessary? Or is it much more that it takes for a language to be a viable choice for starting new C++ type of projects with?
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Skimming the flush+reload paper I see how timing alone is enough to get e.g. a private key if the underlying algorithms are known and prone to revealing what they're working on. Meltdown however seems to be able to arbitrarily read mem
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Thanks a lot for this comment. Very useful resources! I was looking for something like this and these pages didn't come up in my search results.
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    just prefix the URL with http://facebook.com/l.php?u=
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Please send me an email, I'm very curious about this, it sounds amazing.
15. 45.▲
    by dolguldur 9y ago

    So all these clean-room precautions that you normally see when people work on satellites are what for again? I thought that was because we don’t want to contaminate space.
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Somewhat off-topic but I like how lowly Nassim Taleb tends to think about Nobel laureates. “[Bitcoin] doesn’t serve any socially useful function.” If that's what Stiglitz said word by word than he clearly lacks the ability to consider
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Syllabus: Week Videos Quiz / Exam PA assigned PA due 1 Course Overview | Cool: The Course Project 2 Lexical Analysis | Finite Automata Quiz #1 PA1 3 Parsing | Top-Down Parsing Quiz #2 4 Bottom-Up Parsing I | Bottom-Up Parsing II Qu
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    Steve Jurvetson pushed out of DFJ as lines between personal and prof crossed(recode.net)

    23 points by dolguldur 9y ago|9 comments
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    One thing that’s usually missed is that passcodes aren’t that secure if you unlock your phone with strangers around or if there are surveillance cameras filming you.
20. 50.▲
    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Bikes you can put in the pool.
21. 51.▲
    by dolguldur 9y ago

    That would be base-9 though
22. 52.▲
    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Fast charging was listed as a feature
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    No reaction emojis? That's such a useful feature to avoid :thumbup: / yes / no / me too / haha messages. In bigger groups it's also a really nice and lightweight way to do quick polls.
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    Thanks for sharing that. For me, who just quit a job again, reading this was reassuring that I'm on the right path.
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    by dolguldur 9y ago

    For me the main advantage of using Uber in Europe is payment. It doesn't even matter whether it's card or cash - once I'm at the destination I just want to get out of the car. And having to think about tipping is even worse.
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    by dolguldur 10y ago

    This is excellent news. Even if you don't end up using one, I think it's motivating if a powerful upgradable Mac Pro exists. Something to aspire to. Depending on your area you might at some point have to do lengthy computations or
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    by dolguldur 10y ago

    Do you have sources for this claim?
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    by dolguldur 10y ago

    Blender has inverted left and right mouse buttons by default which I think isn't like vim but just a very bad UX decision that's not being changed now since the old user base probably adapted.
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    by dolguldur 10y ago

    I assume you're writing Swift and/or ObjC. Which vim plugins do you use for these languages?
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    by dolguldur 10y ago

    >> I suspect the current issues are caused by internal organizational problems rather than a lack of product vision. Absolutely. If they'd figure out how to scale up such that they're able to fix the most annoying bugs filed