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by graue 13y ago
Unaffected by Microsoft's announcement, yes. However, they will be affected by any successful preimage [edit: or collision] attacks on SHA-1, and the possibility of such an attack appears to motivate Microsoft's announcement.
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by graue 13y ago
Won't connect for me (Fx 25, Linux). Blank white screen and this in the console: TypeError: Not enough arguments to mozRTCPeerConnection.createOffer. @ http://www.peer-server.com/shared/lib/peer.min.js:1
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by graue 13y ago
HipChat also has a free tier (for teams of 5 or smaller). https://www.hipchat.com/pricing
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by graue 13y ago
How do you get the 1.1 update for the ZTE Open? Does it need to be downloaded over the air, i.e., won't work if you're using the Open with wifi only?
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by graue 13y ago
Thanks, this is why I read all the bad comments on HN: in hopes of seeing a very informative one like this :) I'll just point out that this: > The Graph Stores do seem to play better with Java. was likely a dealbreaker for Diaspor
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by graue 13y ago
You've piqued my interest around the state monad specifically, and I just added a long but promising-looking article on it[1] to my reading queue. However: > Sometimes the "monad patterns" will appear in a language under
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by graue 13y ago
> optional static typing https://github.com/clojure/core.typed > multimethods http://clojure.org/multimethods - also, arguably better for many use cases: http://clojure.org/pr
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by graue 13y ago
As a Clojurist not familiar with Dylan, that sounds awesome, but then it also just sounds like Clojure. What does Dylan add to the mix? I'm reading their "Why Dylan?" page: http://opendylan.org/documentation&#
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by graue 13y ago
Even in the best year (2008, $3269) this isn't remotely enough to live on. That's less than $9 a day, and that's an exceptionally high payout! In 2012 it was $2.40 a day. Maybe you could live on that in India or Vietnam, but
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by graue 13y ago
From the article: > Some folks say graph databases are more natural, but I’m not going to cover those here, since graph databases are too niche to be put into production. Have you used a graph database to good effect? Which one, and fo
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by graue 13y ago
In what circumstances is it the best choice? I get the impression that monad libraries in dynamic languages are basically toys, or are written to show off. If I'm wrong, I'd love to see examples of how you used them in a ClojureSc
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by graue 13y ago
This just sends five bucks — it isn't tied to a specific drinking establishment or brewery, or even to beer. Totally not the same.
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by graue 13y ago
After a great article on what looked to be a handy tool, this part disappointed me: for this particular task, XPath is actually considerably slower than the pure-Ruby implementation. Interestingly, that's not true if you take out the
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by graue 13y ago
Can't help but notice Costolo touting stuff that used to be good about Twitter but that they've since messed up. "Users can follow only the things they want to follow."[1] But now the mobile app shows push notification
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by graue 13y ago
You're describing a cultural and economic shift towards collectivism and away from individualism, which, to me, seems no more likely than basic income. I think it may take decades for basic income in America to go from unthinkable, to
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by graue 13y ago
Ah, your wording was ambiguous. I thought you meant, in this situation: ... X Y ... since Y is one indentation level deeper than X, prepend parens to Y. But you meant "since there exists Y such that Y is one
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by graue 13y ago
That doesn't explain the third line. Your rule would result in (if condition (1) (else-clause)) trying to call 1 as a function, which is an error.
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by graue 13y ago
I've gotten in that habit as well, but then, I'm a neat freak when it comes to git, always using `git add -p` and filtering out any unrelated changes into different commits. I'm often dismayed how sloppy other programmers are
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by graue 13y ago
Offtopic: I didn't know about `git branch -v`. Not something I needed enough to go looking for it, but nifty and good to know! Always learning more Git tricks :)
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by graue 13y ago
Ha. I just got a ZTE Open, mostly to hack on. It's cool, but not ready to be my primary phone yet.
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by graue 13y ago
On that note, I have to wonder if the buyers of these super-sized Android phones are like 80% male or what. Women have much smaller hands than men. This hit home for me when I bought winter gloves in a "women's extra-large",
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by graue 13y ago
While I suspect most Lispers are shaking their heads and muttering, I actually like this. Seems to preserve the benefits of homoiconicity while reading more like natural language. I would try it if there were a Clojure-compatible flavor (th
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by graue 13y ago
I never use either. I open Firefox and tap my search terms into the awesome bar.
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by graue 13y ago
Huh. After trying this in Chrome it seems a lot less pointless. I wondered why you needed a JS library just to console.log a list of strings :) (Apparently they modified it to degrade to that after you posted.)
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by graue 13y ago
That would seem to be a harder problem for the NSA. First, it has to be an active attack, modifying data in transit rather than merely siphoning it off — probably tougher to cover their tracks in that case. Second, automatic updates are pre
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by graue 13y ago
I thought you were wrong about that, but when I went looking for a source, I found out you're right. As of June, major email providers other than Google did not support encryption for inbound emails[1]. That's disappointing. Note
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by graue 13y ago
Mozilla can't stay relevant catering only to users willing to make that compromise, because they are so few.
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by graue 13y ago
No guarantee, but the same team was successful at getting Opus (audio codec) adopted as MTI for WebRTC. http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/84/slides/slides-84-rtcweb-6... On a purely technical level, Opus'
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by graue 13y ago
Rust is about long-term strategy. They need it to build Servo, and they need Servo so they have a state-of-the-art browser engine in 5 years. An unbelievable amount of effort has gone into optimizing Gecko, with impressive results, but ulti
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by graue 13y ago
Ugh, why do people do that to begin with? :( I've had Web Audio for a while since I'm on the Aurora channel, and there's so many demos that refuse to work for no reason. I try to do my part by submitting pull requests that fi

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