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drenvuk
7y ago
There should be no regulatory framework at all. The Christchurch video should have been able to be seen by everyone if they so chose. All of it should be free as in speech. I find discussing the implementation of alternatives anathema. Y
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7y ago
This is highly important. Domain registries do not have competition. They can raise the price as much as they want. There is nothing stopping them. Please comment here: https://www.icann.org/public-comments/org-ren
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8y ago
You're talking like we're still back in 2010 or something. (1) Digital Ocean, Vultr, and Linode Boxes have a 300 Mbps port size, under polite use. That goes for every instance type. Search engines like Manticore or anything besi
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8y ago
Do you think it could be argued people's attention span is a limited and that having so much of it should be regulated? I mean, here's a quick spreadsheet because you got me interested in this for a bit. Assuming everyone in the
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8y ago
I understand what it is but I'm not sure why it wasn't included. They forked specifically because nothing was happening in sphinx and they've been releasing new features.
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drenvuk
8y ago
Where the heck is manticore?
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8y ago
Thanks for writing this. I wouldn't have known otherwise.
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8y ago
This is good to know. So in order to prevent the abuse of keyservers and increase the proliferation of them what should be done? 1. limit the size of keys (ECC or edd25519 plus hard limits fixes this, yes?) 2. provide a verified submission
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8y ago
lobste.rs would probably welcome you if you're not already there. It's the cycle I guess. edit: I just noticed that he said he won't be reading or responding. I feel like I've lost one of my own now.
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8y ago
You sound like an idea guy.
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8y ago
Non-violent communication is verbose, inefficient, and annoying to both read and write. If I deserved to be told to fuck off then someone should tell me to fuck off in the simplest and most direct way available. Maybe you should become mo
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8y ago
You're not alone. I strictly use kwargs in my functions because I can't be arsed to remember the order of arguments in addition to the structure of the rest of the program. It's more work but I need any simplification or hi
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8y ago
Don't use that. https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/11/its-tim...
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8y ago
Okular is also wonderful for epubs if you documents ever move to that format.
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8y ago
People like you are the reason the first amendment exists. Reconsider your belief system, please.
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8y ago
You don't need much technical analysis here. Shallow trenches break more easily, leading to higher maintenance costs. 2 inches is nothing.
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8y ago
Why not C++17 in combination with h2o? I don't know why the compilation step is an issue if compilation and linking takes less than a second which is less time than switching back to the browser. I can pass around lambdas with ease a
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8y ago
I'm sorry but you act like the insurance companies weren't the target of his scheme and not the patients. Why do you think he got hit so hard? It's because his scheme was effective. I wouldn't be surprised if the insu
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8y ago
So this is just a /sweetheart/friend/i own both/ kind of deal? It's great to have the ability to bail out of a failed unicorn and still make money I guess. Should I short twitter?
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8y ago
If you've watched any NBA in the past decade you can see a trend of calling fouls against teams that are winning too heavily against favorites. It's not hard.
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8y ago
One errant reflection and someone (maybe even the operator) goes blind. I hope they don't deploy these for riot control.
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8y ago
There is literally no good answer on the market yet.
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8y ago
If holding the iphone 4 correctly could cure cancer then that metaphor would be correct. I'll take the current downvotes and back it up later when I release my project.
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8y ago
All of you are using pgp wrong, emails are a crap way to use it. It's not your fault, it was meant to be used that way. There's a better way to use it though.
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8y ago
hah this is great. We've now come full circle to pidgin again.
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8y ago
I find example usages first then decipher what the manual means while referring to them. Many times it feels like manuals have their own language, phrasing, templating syntax or what-have-you. If you have something to compare against when
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8y ago
Cold turkey. 1. Quit caffeine on a Thursday and take the day off on Friday (optional). 2. Go for a hike on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. (optional but recommended) 3. Each day you need to force yourself to try and focus on programming as wel
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8y ago
You ask about things you know will be necessary as well. In an interview the time shouldn't be spent entirely on academic programming questions. They're there only to gauge problem solving skills in real time in a stressful envi
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8y ago
How do you know that implementing a feature very close to how BFS works won't be necessary in the job? You can't. At this point asking if a candidate can make BFS is akin to asking if they can count. Same thing for inverting a
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8y ago
It's nice to see new search servers, especially low level ones. I'm going to give this a few tests.
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