emidln

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by emidln 9y ago
As a happy Put.io customer, no you don't.
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by emidln 9y ago
Forcing bills to be public and unchanged for a week of consideration before voting would be a good start.
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by emidln 9y ago
> You do know it is impossible thwart all data breaches right? False. No system, no breach. No data stored, no possibility to lose it. Accept the liability for having the data or don't have it.
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by emidln 9y ago
I do too, but I have no idea what my password is.
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by emidln 9y ago
Comcast has a limited fiber to the home network in Central Illinois with unmetered 2Gbps symmetrical fiber for $300/month. I'm told (by a couple friends who have it) that it works pretty well and actually does out-perform their gi
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by emidln 9y ago
leiningen also updates itself.
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by emidln 9y ago
>> There's a literal syntax for them. > Why does this matter in a language with macros anyway If you don't have this, you end up with a bunch of read table syntaxes for the same thing. These usually don't play nicely
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by emidln 9y ago
486s and 586s are still sold for usage as embedded systems. They are well understood and some of them managed to pass certification decades ago.
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by emidln 9y ago
Excel has a feature for pulling data stored in HTML tables into a sheet called "Web Queries"[0]. It also has a feature for automatically building these in the form of .iqy files. When I worked at Abbott Labs, it was a big deal to
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PoC||GTFO Print Collection(nostarch.com)
22 points by emidln 9y ago|3 comments
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by emidln 9y ago
Preferential treatment being possible has nothing to do with it. The only reason random ISPs don't offer restricted packages of sites/services now is that they are forbidden to do so by an FCC ruling. It is not technically complic
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by emidln 9y ago
I went from a fully decked out vimrc to Spacemacs when I got tired of managing a .vim directory. I had things like Unite integrated everywhere and a generic repl experience via tmux so I had an inferior-mode for anything I wanted (sql, pyth
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by emidln 9y ago
Really? I installed Spacemacs and everything "just works". Python, Javascript, Clojure, and Ruby only required to add the appropriate layer to my .spacemacs and restart the editor. Autocomplete, jump to definition, find usages, re
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by emidln 9y ago
I've done this in the past by checking in both a binary as well as a diff to the previous version. It's sometimes helpful to have both if your SCM doesn't handle binary diffs well.
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by emidln 9y ago
I'm 31 and I've been hacking software professionally for 15 years. I've debugged issues in the last month that I couldn't have done 5 years ago with 10 years experience, let alone when I was 21. As I grow more experience
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by emidln 9y ago
The 15" XPS 15/5520 is really in a 14" body. The difference between my XPS 15 and my Clevo 15.6" is night and day in weight, form factor, and battery life but I only sacrifice 32GB of RAM compared to my old laptop (old l
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An Erlang node implemented in Python(github.com)
2 points by emidln 9y ago|0 comments
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by emidln 9y ago
I'm trying to imagine a scenario where data is stored encrypted in the db and then decrypted in the app server (I've seen this in a bunch of random PHP apps over the years). A SQLi might be able to dump encrypted data or escalate
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by emidln 9y ago
The last two printers I bought (sub $100 each) had WiFi and just required being unpackaged and plugged in before Linux found and used them over the network. This was probably via CUPS, but as a user I clicked on something like "Print&q
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by emidln 9y ago
Gibson's Neuromancer touches on this with the backstory for how Molly Millions paid for her cybernetic enhancements as a "meat puppet".
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by emidln 9y ago
When I lived in the Metro DC area (Bailey's Crossroads in NoVA) with a 1-2 year old we kept that stuff in the bottom of our stroller (mostly in a single medium-sized bag). We took the stroller everywhere via buses and trains. We very r
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by emidln 9y ago
So if I have this right, things like Django's Class Based Views and sqlalchemy are Understandable. I'll take functional-style python over Understandable python any day of the week.
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by emidln 9y ago
Make fields public final and your constructor is your "builder".
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by emidln 9y ago
In clojure I'd write this, if I actually needed a class for type dispatch or interface implementation for some reason. (s/defrecord Animal [name :- String number-of-legs :- Integer]) (def dog
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by emidln 9y ago
I journal everything to s3 after batching and compressing the batches. I have minute-resolution batches per machine (so you read the prefix in S3 for ROLE/YYYY/MM/DD/HH/MM/* to get all of the machines who wrote
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by emidln 9y ago
I also use figwheel for Android development via React Native. It seems to work pretty well.
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by emidln 9y ago
Fwiw, you can map over Maps and Strings in clojure: (map identity "foo") ;; a seq for String is its chars ;=> (\f \o \o) (map identity {:foo :bar}) ;; a seq of a Map is the ;;
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by emidln 9y ago
I use Spacemacs and have the following in inside my .spacemacs in the dotspacemacs/user-config functions: (require 'cider) (setq cider-cljs-lein-repl
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PostgreSQL Async Notifications in Luminus(yogthos.net)
1 points by emidln 9y ago|0 comments
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by emidln 9y ago
> You can write a TCL list to a file? You mean a TCL string to a file? Lisp can just write strings to files too. To expand upon this, Lisp can write its lists to files (and most other things out of the box) which it can then read back fr

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