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by dpeck 12y ago
Baby thing: I've got a little one just getting into toddler-hood, and let me tell you having more freedom and being able to leave work at the office is not something to be discounted during the first while. Find your technical solace o
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by dpeck 12y ago
The Art of Computer Virus Research and Defense, slightly dated at this point, but very good information and you'll probably need some good historical grounding to do anything useful today. http://smile.amazon.com/The-Co
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by dpeck 12y ago
from what you're saying 100/0. It sounds like at current he's basically been an advisor and not much else.
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by dpeck 12y ago
FYI, link to book he mentions on amazon, had to look it up as a huge fan of the game, and was a bit dissapointed by the reviews. http://smile.amazon.com/Chrono-Trigger-Boss-Fight-Books-eboo... Has anyone read and enjoyed it
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FBI Exploits Tor Browser Bundle to Target Child Pornographers(wired.com)
77 points by dpeck 12y ago|71 comments
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by dpeck 12y ago
Theres something similar thats become somewhat popular in the infosec space, https://secore.info/ Its a bit clunky and has been around for a while without getting a lot of attention, but its been quite useful.
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by dpeck 12y ago
even without it being related to the athletic conference, and refering only to those schools, that is for the most part a completely different set of schools than the ones whose alumni are involved in the startup/VC game. Words mean th
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by dpeck 12y ago
Ivy League is an athletic conference, or at best a collection of prestigious schools from the north east: The eight institutions are Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, Princeton
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There is a lizard sex satellite floating in space(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by dpeck 12y ago|0 comments
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by dpeck 12y ago
I'm confused by what you're getting at here
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by dpeck 12y ago
Yes, it will crush a core. It actually is a concern as DF in game (dwarf mode anyway) does a huge amount of pathfinding for the little buggers and other creatures. Not to mention item tracking and other bits. This means that once your fortr
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by dpeck 12y ago
Dwarf fortress will crush your CPU because it isn't, and likely never will be, multithreaded.
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by dpeck 12y ago
Mid summer tends to be pullout season for Blackhat and Defcon speakers. A handful happen every year, thats why they have alternates. Sometimes the speakers screwed up and didn't get their material together and they weren't importa
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by dpeck 12y ago
Related, tmuxinator, https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator .
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by dpeck 12y ago
Spend a few months experimenting with anything that interests you. 1k goes a long way to setting up a lot of hobby businesses.
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Ask HN: Making Front End Work Suck Less?
8 points by dpeck 12y ago|5 comments
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by dpeck 12y ago
Its really nice, I wish it could do some auto-tiling, but all things considered it works quite well
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by dpeck 12y ago
That definitely takes more work. What threw me off the most in higher latitudes is how much my appetite depending on the light level. My first trip that "far" north was to Dublin in midsummer, and I wasn't really in the mood
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by dpeck 12y ago
Isn't writing out to the network a side effect? Edit: Haskell folks are a bit touchy :) Just a joke, I use Xmonad, I'm cool with y'all.
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by dpeck 12y ago
Was a whole subplot of Arrested Development Season 4 (Netflix season).
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by dpeck 12y ago
same, I was expecting a competitor or add-on functionality for underscore.js
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by dpeck 12y ago
I'd argue PR made any changes. Monetary damages have little to no affect on large orgs.
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by dpeck 12y ago
Sadly this doesn't seem to work. There is little to no correlation between settlements and the divisions within an organization that they are supposed to punish, especially for large jurisdictions. Atlanta, small for a "big"
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by dpeck 12y ago
Care to comment more on the user exposed templates? I haven't done much of any web auditing in the last few years but I would have guessed that we collectively had a decent handle on this with markdown/liquid/etc. Are their s
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by dpeck 12y ago
I dunno, I think they actually believe it, and they do have some experience from the SO days. Threading has its place, but creates sub-discussions, something that is understandable to want to avoid if your vision is for more inclusive conve
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by dpeck 12y ago
Its creators would say thats a feature.
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Ask HN: Where Does The Have Ruby/Rails Community Have Discussions?
1 points by dpeck 12y ago|0 comments
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by dpeck 12y ago
Discourse seems like it'd be a good candidate and let everyone win http://www.discourse.org/
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by dpeck 12y ago
Perhaps a little too much on the advice side for weight loss, but I suggest giving a ketogenic approach a shot. I helped me drop quite a bit of weight, and after the initial hump of getting used to it didn't take too much effort to sta
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by dpeck 12y ago
Right, it would work. However the modern web, even when "optimized for mobile" is usually a very frustrating experience on 2G, and even some 3G connections. Stuck at 2G most would probably use the data very sparingly and be stuck

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