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by euske 8y ago
Next move by Google: slowly crippling the functions of most Google sites (YT, Gmail, etc.) on Firefox for "better UX on major browsers." You see? Power corrupts.
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by euske 8y ago
Am I only one who's getting an error on Firefox? Content Security Policy: The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource at self (“script-src”).
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by euske 8y ago
One of the main reasons why I gave up career in the States and came back to my home country (Japan) was healthcare. I had a day surgery in the US and the whole experience (i.e. bills) just scared heck out of me. I am very happy with the sys
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by euske 8y ago
FYI: He believes that the singularity is coming. Apparently he has had this dream since his childhood. In another Japanese interview, he repeatedly said that hyper-intelligence will make people happy. https://www.nytimes.com&#x2F
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by euske 8y ago
Cooool! Is there any way to get this work with tmux? Currently it seems it's filtering Sixel escape sequences. On a raw xterm it's fine.
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by euske 8y ago
What about client-side apps? Is it possible to write a cross platform client app with .NET Core, a la Electron way? That would be my dream framework. I've been waiting for it for decades, seriously. (I looked at Avalonia UI and mono&#x
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A Final Proving Ground for Guide Dogs to the Blind: Midtown Manhattan(nytimes.com)
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by euske 8y ago
I just realized that this analogy of the academic publishing industry is also quite similar to that of the search engine industry. Most web pages are provided to the public free of charge, but they typically don't obtain them directly
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by euske 8y ago
It would be fascinating to see this from the Apple designer's point of view. I'm certain that this is a political problem inside Apple: how much priority each feature/module gets, how many pixels they can have, and how much e
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by euske 8y ago
> Start the day right, work on something simple I always start/restart my job after a break by doing some trivial refactoring or writing comments at various parts of the code. This is a great way to "reload" the big pictur
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by euske 8y ago
Nowadays I tend to trust a company that had a security vulnerability or data breach once and handled it gracefully, rather than a company that says they had no security breach. Making a mistake is only human; Your true test is what you do
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by euske 8y ago
I have learned that these "slow" traits are all some form of safety/security system. They're in place to avoid corruption, single point of failure, bias, etc. and try to modularize/compartmentize the risk. Most of t
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by euske 8y ago
I don't like how this question is phrased. It should be "Good alternativeS to Gmail?" Yeah. Please be it to multiple choices, for availability reasons and monopoly concerns. Sadly there aren't many good competitors in
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by euske 8y ago
Just writing down my train of thoughts here. This article made me think of a machine learning-like approach of learning the customer needs. You want to find out the true distribution of them. Apparently, the more clearly you can identify th
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by euske 8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this. There are two sides of the debate now. One side says that the machines should be clever enough to guess the user's intention and go around of their mistakes, while the other side says that the machines
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by euske 8y ago
Dear Mozilla: I hope your browser have all the internal data flows accounted, i.e. how much of your cookie, location, keystrokes, files goes to each site should be presented to a user. This can be complicated due to cross-site login credent
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by euske 8y ago
I think you could buy an anonymous prepaid/gift card periodically, though I don't know if there's any restriction that prevents you from buying certain things (probably you can't use it for airline check-in). Wish this k
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by euske 8y ago
Honest question: How often do people upgrade their production language? Me: once in a decade, maybe. I'm still perfectly happy (and productive) with C# 3.5, Java 7 and Python 2. I'm grudgingly moving forward because the old toolch
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by euske 8y ago
I know it's well intended and somewhat successful, but I can't help but thinking of xkcd.com/927 Sorry, I couldn't resist.
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by euske 8y ago
I'm gonna say a modified Bruce Schneier quote: "Ethics is a process, not a product." Meaning that, what's ethical or unethical is always changing, and nobody can foresee the future, so the only thing we can do at best is
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by euske 8y ago
Whoa. This is such a profound piece. We praise information hiding and process isolation because it is the key to a large-scale system that is successful, and indeed it is the key to a large-scale system that is successful! Of course the i
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by euske 8y ago
The site is blocked by Norton for its use of JSCoinminer.
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by euske 8y ago
Am I only one who feels this is a modern-day reincarnation of WAP? We've been here a decade ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_Application_Protocol
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by euske 8y ago
The Psychology of Computer Programming (and its Japanese translation, プログラミングの心理学) is one of my favorite books and a must-read if you're interested in computer programming AND human being. It's the only computer-related book that
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by euske 8y ago
This book gives you a coherent view of computation. It's not just a turing machine that keeps munching instructions. I think this book takes a more dataflow-centric approach. Some people would love it, and I agree this is a good introd
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by euske 8y ago
So, simply put... - short term memory: transaction journal - long term memory: persistent table - sleep: commit and garbage collection As I often said, Computer Science can explain everything.
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by euske 8y ago
I've seen this claim over and over, and failed to see how this is a big deal. Most people in Japan in 80s couldn't type either. (An English typewriter wasn't something that most people would use or own.) Even if kids can&#x27
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by euske 8y ago
Cheat, anti-cheat, antivirus, malware, and to a lesser extent debugger and profiler. All these tools are going after each other in the same territory: monitoring a certain system activity to report or intervene. To me, it looks that all the
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by euske 8y ago
While this looks interesting, it only helps one person/family. Is there any other way to help the people in the country? I looked up a couple of websites, but would love to hear people's opinions.
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by euske 8y ago
> Do you know if there's a way that your company can report this as an inappropriate block to FortiMail? Our corporate email is outsourced to another company, where they apparently use FortiMail as a packaged solution. So I don&#x27

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