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by elwell 6y ago
> If you choose to use a local node, Brave will automatically download go-ipfs as a component and will route future traffic through this node. That's nice. I was worried it was just going to be centralized somewhere at a different l
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by elwell 6y ago
That's a recursive definition (estimate * 3) = ((estimate * 3) * 3) = (((estimate * 3) * 3) * 3)... But if you do that for a few years, "your honest and concise estimation" starts to grow because you've seen how it usual
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by elwell 6y ago
I assume Google Trends fluctuations lag behind market price changes, so it probably isn't very useful. Would be curious to see the times that the two metrics are out of out sync, and speculations as to why.
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by elwell 6y ago
If someone hooked it up to trigger some final command on a server they were hacking... well it wouldn't sound good in court when the prosecutor says "You clicked the 'Breach Protocol' button, and you gonna tell us you di
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by elwell 6y ago
> without developing a view that they're less than human. OP is talking about coping with what they are tasked to do. You can't treat them the way that "local governments, citizens, and the like" require you too, with
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by elwell 6y ago
> For he is believed to hold the place of Christ in the monastery, being called by a name of His, which is taken from the words of the Apostle: “You have received a Spirit of adoption as sons, by virtue of which we cry, ‘Abba—Father!’”
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by elwell 6y ago
AFAIK, chastity most often refers to abstinence prior to marriage, not the exclusion of marriage.
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by elwell 6y ago
Do you mean '<'?
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by elwell 6y ago
@geohot
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by elwell 6y ago
Clickbait title got me to read it as well... sigh
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by elwell 6y ago
Code is (almost) always better when it's re-written. So, maybe it was a blessing in disguise...
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by elwell 6y ago
> it is a very rare threat model I agree, but perhaps password managers aren't a one-size-fits-all solution. People in high risk situations (e.g., admin @ crypto companies) that are likely to be specifically targeted, might be bette
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by elwell 6y ago
What is your argument for that? That people will choose better passwords (unique and long) since they don't need to remember them? The Achille's heel of password managers is if someone accesses your computer (physically or remotel
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by elwell 6y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25632048 I think HN is hiding these posts. Maybe status threads are discouraged now? But they're much more useful than status.slack.com etc.
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by elwell 6y ago
Twitter [0] is much more useful than status.slack.com. [0] - Search, not @SlackStatus or @SlackHQ
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by elwell 6y ago
Not an answer, but... I do think that after you've used Clojure for a while, you get used to the Java stacktraces. I mean it has the line number of the error, it can't be that bad, right? Maybe I've never experienced a langua
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by elwell 6y ago
Dating further back, it might be even closer to this old "Chrome experiment" from about 10 years ago: https://github.com/dataarts/webgl-globe
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by elwell 6y ago
> 59. Those who generate anxiety in you and promise that they have the solution are grifters. It's a little more complicated than that; a bit dangerous here in its simplicity.
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by elwell 6y ago
Not TL. The most interesting part is how the video explain the decryption method.
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by elwell 6y ago
Oh, so this is why they moved the MBP headphone jack to the right-side: to incentivize me to get wireless headphones, avoiding the transverse plane obstruction of so many right-handed mice.
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by elwell 6y ago
Most interesting one seems to be Hamza Bendelladj: ---------- Pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to commit wire and bank fraud, 10 counts of wire fraud, one count of conspiring to commit computer fraud and abuse, and 11 counts of com
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List of Computer Criminals(en.wikipedia.org)
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by elwell 6y ago
Samy is my hero
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by elwell 6y ago
Might as well train a new GPT for gift giving or a markov chain
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by elwell 6y ago
Reify Health | Remote (or Boston) | Full-Time | Software Engineer (other roles too) Recently raised 30M new funding. We make software for clinical trials. Clojure(+Script) experience preferred, but open to strong candidates with other funct
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by elwell 6y ago
> https://predictioncenter.org/casp14/zscores_final.cgi `.cgi`... we've come full circle
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by elwell 6y ago
Good point, it is usually the leading indentation that matters most. I guess since I use Clojure mostly, I like to be able to line up pairs in a map, or a let binding. This could potentially be achieved with tabs, but I'm a spaces gu
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by elwell 6y ago
Joshua Klein did something like this over ten years ago with crows. One of my favorite og TED talks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mm1H5DYdlk
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by elwell 6y ago
What language are you using such that inter-line relative column spacing doesn't affect your code comprehension? > I don't see the point in a monospace font outside of the terminal Why not use Verdana in the terminal?
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by elwell 6y ago
> I live in high-CoL area, $FriendsAddress is my NYC address. Using PHP presumably... there's your salary rate problem.

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