greggman

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by greggman 11y ago
Failure by who's definition? I live in Tokyo, the largest city on the planet. It's a "Hyper Dense Mega City" and it's an amazing fun city with a high quality of live AFAICT. There are certain things about Japanese w
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by greggman 11y ago
Personally I wish iOS did have more fine grained permissions. I agree with you on location but I'd really like 1) Has permission to read your contacts 2) You can access an OS level contact screen to choose a contact but the app can&#x2
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by greggman 11y ago
Google did this with YouTube. I'm sure a service would pop up any commercial website could contract with to do the same thing and inform the customer about speed limits and which ISPs are fast or slow
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by greggman 11y ago
It worked amazingly in Japan Practically overnight (metaphorically) it went from only metered dial up or expensive isdn to ultra fast dsl. There was huge competition mostly lead by SoftBank Japan. The actually handed out routers at subway s
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by greggman 11y ago
The problem with Internet as a utility is that unlike water (and power?) the tech isn't stable for 30-100 years. If you're using the same Internet equipment in 5 years you're hopelessly behind other countries. Internet as a u
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by greggman 11y ago
Doesn't match.com do this? At least in major cities they have their "spin" initiative. I went to one that was hosted at the TechStop in SF. Sadly the guys running it were extremely attractive and given they were "in-char
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by greggman 11y ago
Media Molecule's Dreams is far far more impressive than TiltBrush in my opinion. The two big things are ability to make stuff fast, far faster than TiltBrush. And, 6d input controllers (which TiltBrush also has) but Dreams has shown no
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by greggman 11y ago
I think the issue is there's no one else at the theater. At least in SF they've been trying that for years. I've never been but I'm just guessing attendance is low. Being in a 200-400 person theater with 10 other people
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by greggman 11y ago
I fell into the trap of thinking that writing 100byte assembly programs was "real programming. I used to make small demos. They'd take about a day each to make my Atari 800 do something amazing. I was assigned to create 14 interac
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by greggman 11y ago
So if you come to a bar with the flu and get me sick should I hold you responsible for fuck ups? Or maybe the bar? What if one of their workers is the one with the flu? I'm not sure it's comparable, flu only kills 4x more people a
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by greggman 11y ago
It indexes your code as well. All your project's libraries for example so it can give you suggestions relevant to your project.
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by greggman 11y ago
My editor had no problem indexing all of Chromium (fairly large project). It also indexed external libraries. It indexes new code as you write it so type a foo function, next time you type foo you get help immediately. It added standard li
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by greggman 11y ago
> Exposing representation invariants In object-oriented programming, a representation invariant is a set of constraints that a concrete data type must uphold to correctly represent an abstract data type. Simply mapping a data structure t
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by greggman 11y ago
Really? If you're a programmer you probably spend 6-16 hours a day in your text editor. An artist pays $120+ a year for Photoshop. They don't generally settle for gIMP. The 2 are barely comparable. Similarly construction workers d
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by greggman 11y ago
Are you 100% sure subdomains count against your limit? I just asked that question on letsencrypt recently and was told there is no limit to subdomains.
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by greggman 11y ago
what part of that didn't you understand? Yes arq will protect you from ransomware. Time Machine will not. both backup differences only. So with arq you just pick a backup before everything was encrypted. With Time Machine the problem i
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by greggman 11y ago
I'm not understanding your position > Because Cubic says the opposite The guy showed his thing to his employer and they started pursuing it. How could it not be clearer the employer owned it? I'm trying to understand how you ca
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Using babel to generate jsdoced JavaScript(github.com)
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by greggman 11y ago
What does this mean to you? Note this is an honest question. Does it mean you're rebuilding your server from scratch and therefore requesting a new key each time for the same domain? Or does it mean something else? I wonder if anyone
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by greggman 11y ago
I don't know about an "official" client but but caddy has support built in so you could probably extract the portions you need from that? https://caddyserver.com/
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by greggman 11y ago
no, no authy option Google voice ok, but given google hasn't updated google voice in like 3 years I expect they'll announce it being discontinued soon. Any other options?
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by greggman 11y ago
So I just was about the enable 2FA on namecheap but at least from the description it only supports SMS I'm traveling constantly. I always have a different country's SIM in my phone meaning I can't receive SMSs to a static num
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by greggman 11y ago
Have you considered making this something that can't be done manually? First of I can social engineer one of your staff. Regardless of how much you train them. I could also bribe your staff or try to get you to hire a plant. Yea that l
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by greggman 11y ago
So... if it works cool but just in case I thought I'd point out some alternatives * emacs https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/De... * VSCode https://code.visu
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by greggman 11y ago
I saw that too. My anecdata: In 1992 I was 5'10" and 210lbs. I switched from caloried drinks to non-caloried drinks (coke -> diet coke) and have up sides (no more fries). No other changes. Lost 30 lbs and pretty much stayed tha
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by greggman 11y ago
I saw that too. My anecdata: In 1992 I was 5'10" and 210lbs. I switched from caloried drinks to non-caloried drinks (coke -> diet coke) and have up sides (no more fries). No other changes. Lost 30 lbs and pretty much stayed tha
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by greggman 11y ago
I tried stevia for a while. It doesn't come even close to sugar's flavor and eventually I just gave it up.
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by greggman 11y ago
There's a good episode from the Start Up podcast about a company that tried to not have pictures. I'm pretty sure it was this episode https://gimletmedia.com/episode/profiled-season-2-6/
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by greggman 11y ago
There was this piece at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo http://i.imgur.com/6uVRUff.jpg It shows 100 years of days with someone's life highlighted. Kind of sobering. I want to be believe like fizixer but it's
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by greggman 11y ago
I've been served faster at first republic than I ever have at a bank with tellers. It's possible I've just been lucky but I've never had to wait, something that can't be said for my experience and banks with tellers

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