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by ereyes01 9y ago
There's more to productivity than how many 1-line koans can I type per minute. I know I'm caricaturing other languages here a lot (and perhaps unfairly), but one of the more productive things about Go is the low amount of magic th
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Nice, thanks for pointing that out. Everyone after the # is read-only. Should've read through this more carefully: https://keybase.io/docs/kbfs/understanding_kbfs ... section "The Keybase namespace"
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by ereyes01 9y ago
As a casual user who has occasionally used Keybase for sharing work-related sensitive things, it will be interesting to see how KBFS vs. upspin plays out. As far as E2E encrypted file storage goes, the two seem to offer very similar abilit
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by ereyes01 9y ago
I shared the article in my Facebook feed. It will reach at least a couple of friends that are habitual troll victims. I guess to your point, that probably won't stop them from being victims/easy bait. At least they'll read it
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by ereyes01 9y ago
UM (Miami) is actually a private school, and not state-run. https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-miami-153...
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by ereyes01 9y ago
I kind of disagree with that. Yes we have more technology and science, but there are also lots of human processes and social orders (like nations and governments) that don't really change. I'm not sure superior technology guarante
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Wow thanks, these were great. Can't wait for the next video in that series about the theory of systems collapse. Watching and reading about this stuff, I can't help but think about how prophetic these lessons may turn out to be fo
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Much has been said about risks to investors buying into ICOs. What about risks to startups selling ICOs? Should every startup be fundraising via ICOs right now or risk missing the gravy train?
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by ereyes01 9y ago
I considered it, but for what I was doing, a K/V store that also has fast key prefix lookup was perfect. Plus, yeah, what I'm doing is currently super write-heavy.
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by ereyes01 9y ago
I currently use leveldb in my project as a way to handle an intermediate data processing step that chews on much-larger-than-RAM datasets. And I didn't feel like this processing step warranted the overhead of a full-blown database sitt
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by ereyes01 9y ago
I debugged lots of memory corruption errors in my time working on AIX kernel stuff. Most of the ones I got to work on did indeed happen at a page boundary [1]. I think there is a pretty simple reason for this: "pages" are both the
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by ereyes01 9y ago
A few past lives ago, I used to work on the AIX kernel at IBM. I once spent a few weeks poring through trace data trying to investigate a very mysterious cache-aligned memory corruption induced by a memory stress test. Our trace data was qu
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by ereyes01 9y ago
This isn't quite the same thing, but it kind of reminds me of Altera's Nios soft processor: https://www.altera.com/products/processors/overview.html In one of my previous lives doing embedded development
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by ereyes01 9y ago
+1 on the standard lib. It's done so nicely in most places, that it's easy to convince myself to take a minute and read implementations of routines I'm reading godocs for, even though the docs are 100% clear... cuz it's
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Hehe my wife would disown me if I ever tried to do this in the kitchen :) I stick to the back porch.
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Cool. I've watched videos, but I haven't yet tried that method. It does appear to be ultra low budget. Since the roast happens so quickly, is it difficult to control roast levels if you want a light roast at the end?
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by ereyes01 9y ago
These were my early experiences as well using a butane stove. The induction range I use gives me fine control over the heat level. That, plus proper preheating and technique at the beginning of roasting ensures you don't scorch the bea
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by ereyes01 9y ago
I hope the prices for these coffees come down, though I get why business-wise it makes sense for them to target the ultra-high-end market at their stage. The idea of good coffee from somewhere as close as California is a bit exciting to me
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Digital ocean outed me to the MPAA (they forwarded me a warning), but they didn't cancel my account. I now proxy my torrent client on top of the VPN.
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Your choice of "big data" vs. python scripts sounds just like the classic trade-off of scope creep vs. good enough. IMO the answer is almost always "good enough". This has been expressed in countless tropes/principl
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by ereyes01 9y ago
Can you explain what a DAW is?
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by ereyes01 9y ago
My go-to answer is my time when I worked in AIX kernel development at IBM. We'd get bugs for kernel crashes that appeared related to memory corruption. They frequently ended up being caused by stale DMA addresses in device drivers for
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by ereyes01 9y ago
I read The Road and I can empathize. There's a few awful scenes, including one that really hits you after you think you've been desensitized to the horrors. However, I'm really glad I read that book because it's incredib
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by ereyes01 10y ago
Copy/paste fail... Thanks for catching
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by ereyes01 10y ago
I'm a long time vim user and my brain is wired to reach for the keyboard shortcuts in vimdiff to jump from diff to diff. Also, I really love diffing entire trees in one vim session using the DirDiff plugin ( https://github.co
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by ereyes01 10y ago
Boy, do I regret giving so many people my GV number and using it as a main phone number... They are also removing Hangouts' SMS integration, BUT: > Note: This change does not impact Google Voice users who may continue to use Hangou
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by ereyes01 10y ago
> I think that a bigger risk than Firebase going away is Firebase deciding to fire you as a customer. This is what it felt like at one point a little over a year ago. I host a SaaS on Firebase with some paying customers. They started hav
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by ereyes01 10y ago
- Learn the language: https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1 - Learn the programming environment: https://golang.org/doc/code.html - Learn the idioms and best practices: https://golang.org&#
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by ereyes01 10y ago
https://bensten.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/ozymandias1.jpg ^^ According to the travel books like Lonely Planet [1], these feet are probably the ones that inspired the Ozymandias poem. The torso and head are toppl
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by ereyes01 10y ago
I think a world where I could use cloud services for pictures/documents/driving/social/etc. without being tracked and exploited for either profit or manipulation would be wonderful. However, what would be the economic in

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