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by guan 15y ago
As far as I can tell, those are raw numbers without controlling for experience, education, etc. It doesn’t sound so bad compared with other industries. You could easily imagine that women programmers on average have 5% less experience or sk
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by guan 15y ago
And don't ask him about his breakfast plans!
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by guan 15y ago
How long before they pull something from the root zone using the same reasoning?
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by guan 15y ago
The headline is misleading. Kickstarter expects to provide more funding overall than the NEA, but not all of Kickstarter is arts projects.
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by guan 15y ago
robots.txt is for web crawlers that follow links, it doesn't usually apply to robots that fetch a single page based on a user request. But they could invent and adopt a new tag.
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by guan 15y ago
I did not have much experience with frontend code and more or less had to learn JavaScript to use Node. I think one reason Node has become so popular is that it is relatively simple to understand (in part because JavaScript is), the documen
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by guan 15y ago
From a followup post: “We already have some of the easily separable projects in separate repositories, like HPHP. If we could split our largest repos into multiple ones, that would help the scaling issue. However, the code in those repos
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by guan 15y ago
Incoming traffic to AWS is also free.
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by guan 15y ago
I’m sure their solution of tailing and parsing Postfix log files works well, but I believe the more typical and elegant solution to tracking bounces is to send every email with a with a unique envelope sender address that identifies that pa
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by guan 15y ago
I hate web page bloat as much as the next guy, but is it really true that “analytics gobbletygook” is “pushing the size of a typical web page up to 1 MB”? The Google Analytics code is less than 500 bytes and loads a JavaScript file that is
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by guan 15y ago
If this is such a concern, you can always have your browser ask you for permission before it follows a redirect. Any URL anywhere could potentially redirect.
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by guan 15y ago
The 500 shareholder rule requires the companies covered to register with the SEC, but not necessarily to publicly list their stock. They could register and stay private. However, registration means that they have to publish almost the same
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by guan 15y ago
I like Kris Zyp's promises and use them a lot: https://github.com/kriszyp/promised-io
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That’s what she said classifier using node-twss(twss.guan.dk)
8 points by guan 15y ago|4 comments
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by guan 15y ago
That's just a list of domains that left their name service. A lot of domains that used different name servers probably transferred away too.
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by guan 15y ago
Many of the important registries (particularly .com) are also based in the US, so presumably they can also be forced to do the same, even if the registrar is Canadian. I have long wondered how far this jurisdiction goes. The DoJ could presu
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by guan 15y ago
Question about IVs: is it enough that the IV is unique, or does it have to be random? If I used a sequence that starts at 1 and is guaranteed to increment for each message and never be reused, is that a good IV?
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by guan 15y ago
The residents will be able to go to the mainland for meetings, coffee, conferences, etc., if they are from a visa waiver program country or have a B-1 (business visitor) visa. And if they don’t, it’s not really feasible to live on the ship
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AT&T sends cupcakes to the FCC every year(attpublicpolicy.com)
1 points by guan 15y ago|0 comments
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by guan 15y ago
Is there an SSH server for Windows that will work with this?
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by guan 15y ago
Maybe people wouldn't get so used to it if it's only activated for rm -rf / (and perhaps /* and variants).
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Siracusa said so.(siracusasaidso.com)
6 points by guan 15y ago|1 comments
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by guan 15y ago
What are you trying to run in Windows? I have a new 13" MacBook Air and happily run a lot of different apps (no games though) in Windows inside Parallels. Ordinary interaction with Windows is fast. Only a few tasks feel slow, mostly things
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by guan 15y ago
You can also make a general donation to the US government, that is not necessarily used to reduce the debt: http://www.fms.treas.gov/faq/moretopics_gifts.html
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by guan 15y ago
The coder who runs this as a weekend project for $20 a month and a VPS may be able to create a similar product, but a version of Instagram with few other users, that is otherwise equivalent or better, is much less compelling. There is a str
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by guan 15y ago
I don't know if this qualifies as legitimate, but Comcast has already decided to allocate /128 to customers with "directly connected CPE", which sounds like people who have just a cable modem and didn't pay for a "home gateway device". NAT
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by guan 15y ago
A little clarification, based on Danish conditions but I assume it’s similar in other countries: You can’t just overdraw indefinitely, you have an authorized overdraft limit. For some people the limit may be zero so they’re not allowed to o
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by guan 15y ago
You could pull the app after confirming that the vulnerability exists and collecting evidence. Or tell the vendor that it's there: http://twitter.com/0xcharlie/statuses/133901782169550848
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by guan 15y ago
It’s rude when according to the article he withheld details of the exploit to give Apple time to fix the bug, but the decision is understandable since he did violate the developer agreement. I’m not so sure about “interfering with Apple's s
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by guan 15y ago
Wikileaks archives are distributed via BitTorrent. Do you mean that they don’t exclusively use BitTorrent?

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