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by dopu 10y ago
Your comment adds nothing of worth to the discussion. So what if you don't see any problems with meritocracy? Explain why you feel that way.
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by dopu 10y ago
Other typo: "who's knowledge is incomparable" should be "whose knowledge is incomparable." Thanks for the guide; I enjoyed reading it.
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by dopu 10y ago
As a recent beginner to Haskell, are there other big outstanding issues with the GHC to watch out for?
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by dopu 10y ago
What I wanted to say upon reading this article, and you laid it out quite nicely. Thank you.
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by dopu 10y ago
> Here, if someone gets my master password all is lost. Not true. They'd need to know your keywords, which don't necessarily have to be "github" or "facebook" -- e.g., you could choose a consistent pattern,
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by dopu 11y ago
Agreed. On another note, some of the research they referenced here is that of O'Keefe, Moser & Moser [0] which was absolutely groundbreaking. It dealt with decoding the neural signatures rats produce when navigating rooms -- allowi
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by dopu 11y ago
You should know better; it's made by Microsoft. However, like with Atom, you can disable telemetry: https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/supporting/FAQ#_how-to-di...
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by dopu 11y ago
The point is that even if you personally didn't look over the source code, you'd be able to if you'd like to, and it's likely that people other than you have already looked at it. This greatly reduces the opportunity for
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by dopu 11y ago
This headline reminded me of Smartflix [0] -- lets you access the entire Netflix catalogue, regardless of your location. Surprised that Netflix lets something like this exist. [0]: https://www.smartflix.io
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by dopu 11y ago
That was incredible to read. Thanks for linking to it.