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   by dpc_pw 10y ago

   The Resistance is the game based on similar idea, but much better to play in practice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Resistance_%28game%29
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   by dpc_pw 10y ago

   I don't understand the question. Can you explain a bit more?
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   by dpc_pw 10y ago

   Yes, I think you're right in your conclusions.
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   by dpc_pw 10y ago

   Thanks, merged! Yes, the main reason I wrote it is asymmetric cryptography.
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   Rdedup – backup deduplication with asymetric encryption (in Rust)(github.com)

   120 points by dpc_pw 10y ago|24 comments
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   by dpc_pw 11y ago

   1 million per hour is nothing... Here, mioco handling 10M http request per second(1) on my desktop: https://github.com/dpc/mioco/blob/master/BENCHMARKS.md 1) with a bit of cheating http server . With ac
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   by dpc_pw 11y ago

   I generally don't use downvote button on social sites, but this time I really miss it. This article is contentless... I mean there's absolutely nothing informative in it. And anyone who things that curly brackets is the thing to f
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   by dpc_pw 11y ago

   I would never ever recommend gerrit to anyone.
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   by dpc_pw 11y ago

   I'm interested in details. Idaho showed up in comments so many times before, but every time I research it by myself, I can't of don't understand what's so appealing.
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    I hope one day Cargo (package manager for Rust) will run over IPFS. :)
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    > For a desktop computer game, $/€25 is considered a reasonable price — and physical board games are often much more expensive. But as soon as people are invited to spend that money on an iOS or Android app, they soberly point out t
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    Poland is UE&VAT.
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    TL;DR? I don't get it. So someone is so eager to get credit, that wants to takeover whole project?
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    BEGIN COMMENT No matter what editor does, programmer still has to look at this ugliness. :D END
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    Mastering C over using Rust is like mastering abacus, over using computer.
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    The syntax is killing these languages. Sure it's superficial, but programmers are human beings and I doubt most people find it appealing to voluntary stare at and type PROCEDURE BEGIN END and other LONGCAPITALIZEDWORDS...
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    I agree with him yet I find GPL deeply unsatisfying. Web companies can take GPL software and use it without returning anything etc. and it does not harm them at all. The distinction should be between for-profit/commercial and open-sour
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    I'm very happy with my Asus UX305F. I have Linux installed, everything except brightness keys works perfectly. Great build quality, mate screen, battery lasts very long. And it was cheaper than most of what people mention here. For CPU
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    After coding in Rust, I got paranoid about writting any C. I always knew the issues of ownership, concurrent access, allocation etc. are there, and I had to think about them anyway, but after explicitly dealing with them in Rust all the tim
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    TAOCP is like a math book, and you were hoping it will make you a better experimental physicists. :)
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    > Embedded computing is still huge and has drastically different performance requirements Even chips as small Cortex-M4 has a write buffer, 3-stage pipeline and branch speculation. And real embedded computing is more and more utilizing h
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    C. Learning C is like being dropped on island and having to learn all the skills necessary to survive. After you master C, you go back to civilization and enjoy the simple life conveniences again, while being able to see through them at the
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    As counted by anti-gun subreddit, that includes anything even remotely reassembling "mass-shooting" (like robberies, gangs etc.). Not to mention it's not even a credible source by definition... By other sources and definition
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    Gun related deaths per 100k in US: 10.5 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-r... Suicides using gun per 100k population: 6.7 http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/suicide.htm
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    It's similar on Linux. Every time I'm trying to get some outside-written Python software to work, there are many, many troubles. Python works fine, in your own virtualenv. Outside of it... not so much.
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    Aren't this "foundations" essentially just tax loopholes for the rich? http://www.salon.com/2013/04/12/10_tax_dodges_that_help_the_... read point 4.
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    I have a solution for you: Copy Fair licensing - give OpenSource to OpenSource, charge businesses that make money. We're also working on a collaborative CopyFair ownership: https://github.com/CopyFairCorp/copyfair
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    Misleading clickgrab title. The whole article is rather bad too, making far fetched conclusions. The examples are kind of funny too. How many CEOs of big companies are in America? What's the chance of me or my wife becoming one? Why do
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    "Huffman believes Reddit can be mainstream, embraced by the larger world." It might sound hipster-like, but whatever: mainstream is boring, stupid and brings all the worst type of people. Best online communities are niche, small a
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    by dpc_pw 11y ago

    Which CC gives 6% cash back?