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by gbolcer 5y ago
That is a great point. Eclipse in Java in the past 5+ years has started auto completing beginning of expressions. As someone who started programming in vi, it's really enjoyable. It doesn't do everything, but strings, statement
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by gbolcer 5y ago
My favorite quote: "It's sort of like arguing that because your electric car can use dramatically less fuel when driving at 80 miles per hour than a Lamborghini, it has a better engine -- without mentioning the fact that a Lambo c
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Decentralization First time around – Gnutella Paradox flashback(salon.com)
3 points by gbolcer 5y ago|1 comments
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by gbolcer 5y ago
Gnutella is flawed beyond belief: it has no community. No paradox there. The thing that makes Napster, ICQ, and other p2p programs fun to use are their communities. Gnutella has no community, just a bunch of people hoping to download f
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by gbolcer 5y ago
Fun, but hard to play on command line versus Web app. Also, gradlew complained of the enie on line 76 for some reason.
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by gbolcer 5y ago
Do you have your master password stored in a file or email someplace?
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by gbolcer 5y ago
Putting aside cryptoeconomics for a second, a centralized database can be manipulated in a criminal activity. A decentralized, omni-inspected one with no clear owner and no ability to take an axe to it provides a cryptographically sound pu
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by gbolcer 5y ago
I know one of the reasons for this (as an outsider). Over the years, the security patch codebase included other bugs that had been fixed in later code. Apple ios particularly when they are getting ready to launch a new iphone fork their c
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by gbolcer 5y ago
My game theory professor got his phd under Arrow at Harvard. It was one of the funnest classes.
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by gbolcer 5y ago
Why don't they generate the key from the payload if it has to be unique and request specific?
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by gbolcer 5y ago
I saw this movie. The Circle.
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by gbolcer 5y ago
I like this. I'm going to try this out.
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by gbolcer 5y ago
My favorite description is: Creative problem solving with computers for almost any application area.
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JIT Do It(ics.uci.edu)
1 points by gbolcer 5y ago|0 comments
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by gbolcer 5y ago
Now do ties. :-) Wife made me re-tie kid's prom tie 5 or 6 times for pictures.
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by gbolcer 5y ago
My next model rocket is vanta and superwhite. No room for shades of grey. :-)
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by gbolcer 6y ago
This is just a side effect of national politics. Federal courts rules that the public has a right to information. https://knightcolumbia.org/documents/a07ecc2a26 Despite that, Youtube is trying to counter bad engagem
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by gbolcer 6y ago
Now do blackphone.
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by gbolcer 6y ago
System 76 is well known for the linux laptops, aka mobile workstations. I've owned a few over the years.
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by gbolcer 6y ago
So deja vu possibley could just be some un-measurable and emphemeral microscopic wormhole that simply just opened up for a briefest period of time and space changing the ratios in your head. :-)
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by gbolcer 6y ago
Funny. I started at UCI in 1985 where they gave every student an email. 36 years later, the same exact email address still works. In fact, I think 1984 was one of the first years that email addresses standardized on the "natural&quo
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by gbolcer 6y ago
I always liked tcsh for how they did for loops. It's taken me 20 years of bash and I still always get the syntax wrong the first time. I need to figure out how to alias it. I like the ^R trick. In bash I usually just !(whatever the
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TensorFlow codebase viz using gource from 2018(youtube.com)
1 points by gbolcer 6y ago|0 comments
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by gbolcer 6y ago
...and exactly the second thing I was going to try!
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by gbolcer 6y ago
Still exploring, but first thing I'm going to try is non-audible data over sound. (Like the ringtones).
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by gbolcer 6y ago
AT UCI, they chose Paris Metro stops. All of them were hard to spell and pronounce, so we always made up shortened aliases.
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by gbolcer 6y ago
Dave Weinberger's Everyday Chaos. Also, the fbook Santa Fe Institute Complexity Explorer's group is a daily stop.
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by gbolcer 6y ago
Gamestonk should buy them & raise some Google Ventures funds to see how far they can take it. Both Stadia and Geoforce Now, while not for most of the games I play, do have their place.
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by gbolcer 6y ago
They don't even show up in search. Why would Robinhood do that?
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by gbolcer 6y ago
That's really cool, but after poking around, I can't find set theory, logic, and graph theory. Am I just missing it? It seems kind of tainted toward physics.

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