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glyphobet
11y ago
There's an improved algorithm that finds a better lock, one that can do 1,410 words: https://blog.glyphobet.net/essay/2770
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glyphobet
12y ago
Yep, that was a joke. Should have had <sarcasm> tags around it.
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glyphobet
12y ago
It has to be an image, how else would they ensure that it shows up in Comic Sans in all browsers?
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There’s no such things as bugs or features
(blog.glyphobet.net)
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12y ago
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Try Testing the DX (Developer Experience) of your Code
(agilecoach.typepad.com)
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12y ago
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glyphobet
12y ago
https://lift.do/ does this
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The Best Spy Show Ever Made Has Basically No Guns, Sex or Booze
(medium.com)
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13y ago
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Man emerges from bunker 14 years after Y2K scare
(cbc.ca)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Yes. A good team will recognize that your love for programming means you'll improve rapidly, especially in an environment with constructive feedback from tolerant team members. And if you have other professional experience you can brin
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Instantaneous long-distance communication, via snails
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
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The warehouse as massively parallel processing engine
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
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glyphobet
13y ago
macports. :P
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Serchilo: Console-like web search with CC-licensed shortcuts
(serchilo.net)
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13y ago
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glyphobet
13y ago
It's Latin-1 encoded and then URL-encoded: >>> import urllib >>> print urllib.unquote('%1B%E7%F4%9D').decode('latin-1') çô
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glyphobet
13y ago
Only a matter of time before someone writes a service hook for automatic 3-D printing of a model after each push.... That or Thingiverse integration.
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glyphobet
14y ago
Yes, the illustration is accurate.
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glyphobet
14y ago
These guys share an office with me, so I saw the packages. They all contained one tote bag and were nowhere near a kilogram.
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glyphobet
14y ago
These guys share an office with us, so I saw the packages. The Atheist tape is standard packing tape, there's no difference in quality of the tape.
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14y ago
This is great. Some thoughts: * It abbreviates "US" in "US Citizen" but not "United States". I would expect both "United States Citizen" and "US" (country) to work too. It uses "British Citizen" vs. "United Kingdom". Both "United Kingdom Ci
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Why your distributed social network will not work
(programmingisterrible.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
It is a shame that the petition to pardon Swartz has 1/10th of the signatures that the petition to fire Ortiz has. Let's advocate for a government that forgives (alleged) crimes as strongly as we advocate for a government that punishes peop
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glyphobet
14y ago
The problems are in the core implementation of Jython, not in using Jython to solve problems. For example: http://bugs.jython.org/issue1634167
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14y ago
Jython. It's an unfinished research project/toy/proof of concept that never should have been used in a production environment under any sort of load. Unfortunately my predecessors made the wrong choice and I inherited that technical debt.
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14y ago
Commence shameless plug for my project, "fragments": http://glyphobet.github.com/fragments/ It could be used as a static site generator, among other things. But it uses version-control style diffs and merges, instead of any structure or l
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14y ago
This is a bit too simplistic. The rule of three really should apply to similar patterns that emerge naturally in the course of implementation. His example code consists of two four-line functions that share a common if-else control structur
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14y ago
Here's the same query with Perl and Python added: http://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/edit/83730 Python comes in at 34, halfway between Java and Ruby, and Perl at 45, between Haskell and Scala.
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Hexaflexagons
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GIANT BUG... causing /usr to be deleted... so sorry....
(github.com)
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14y ago
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A Case Against Using CoffeeScript
(ryanflorence.com)
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New features in ack 2.0
(github.com)
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