dyoo1979

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by dyoo1979 11y ago
It would be nice if source were provided, so that we can do a whitebox analysis. I don't have confidence that there is one single point of failure here, given that the site has already been compromised multiple times.
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by dyoo1979 11y ago
... Yikes. The advice in this post is unfortunately naive. It's dangerous to allow arbitrary object attribute key content. Some object properties in JavaScript must be treated as reserved. Allowing arbitrary access to key names has
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by dyoo1979 11y ago
There's resistance for things you'd imagine should be no-brainers. For example, an expansion of the Stevens Creek bike path is encountering major resistance: http://www.cyclelicio.us/2015/sunnyvale-nimbys-thr
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by dyoo1979 11y ago
Does North Korea fit into your model? Why, or why not?
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by dyoo1979 11y ago
Sure! The point I'm trying to make is: pick good representatives. It's laudable to help the needy. Make sure the representatives you pick have the will and capability to do good with the resources you're sending.
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by dyoo1979 11y ago
You assume that it's not dangerous even if it doesn't go to folks who would be helped. I disagree: the possibility of contributing to frauds is not harmless. There is also opportunity cost: if you've donated to someone who
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by dyoo1979 11y ago
US Digital Service?
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
SourceGraph might be interesting to look at. https://sourcegraph.com/
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
You are making a conjecture, assuming it's true, and then chastising them for it. That's a bit hasty, no?
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
Communities can be effective in helping folks learn how to program. You don't have to go at it alone. If you're interested in learning programming with Python, for example, look into the Tutor mailing list. https://ma
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
I would agree that this is a major flaw, if the "scope" were unrestricted. But most of these systems support a capability-style model where you can say: "I give you permission to let me log in as myself, for this particular
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
I don't know your audience, so perhaps this makes sense. I don't want to remember or keep track of yet another password for a random web site. If the web site requires login and doesn't support Facebook/Twitter/G+
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
Like bash.
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
Wait, this can't be right for purely technical reasons: what would this to do a string containing vertical tab characters? Such strings are illegal in XML. I see nothing in the "JSONx Conversion Rules" that addresses the pro
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
About the modulus operator comment; I do not understand what you mean yet. Can you elaborate? For example: http://play.golang.org/p/0AnTQXlR8E appears to demonstrate the operator, unless you mean something different?
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
We are getting regular fliers in the mail saying to conserve water. The call is being made. But consumers are often bad listeners when told not to consume.
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
You'll probably want to read the FlumeJava paper. http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~akella/CS838/F12/838-CloudPapers/F... Citation: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1806638 The key word i
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The terrible Yook monster Slayed by the grandson of Master Prolog(youtube.com)
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by dyoo1979 12y ago
I'm not quite sure I agree with the for loop example specifically for Racket. See: http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/for.html At least conceptually, for loops work very much like that in the other languages. You
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by dyoo1979 13y ago
A system that takes ideas from http://docs.racket-lang.org/scribble/ would be most welcome.
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by dyoo1979 13y ago
In Google search, select the "Search tools". You can set a custom range, and that effectively allows you to search the index from the 20th century.
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by dyoo1979 13y ago
Not robust yet. Try: http://www.thehealthsherpa.com/insurance_plans?zip_code=9404... and see an error.