hawleyal

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by hawleyal 12y ago
The tool (Ruby) does the hard work: foo.methods. Writing some code, running the tests, rinse, repeat. That describes the REPL way of doing things. Also, the way I prefer to code. Do something, examine the results, do something else.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
You missed a few important reasons. Your architecture is out of date and getting more so, was built from scratch without off-the-shelf support where it could have been used, no one there knows how it is supposed to work anymore, and you&#x2
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Hate to break it to you, but most people are using touch screens.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
It's a DRM issue because their spyware is required software for their products.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Slavery
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by hawleyal 12y ago
They did make it illegal ...
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by hawleyal 12y ago
It is not Facebook. PayPal gets major heat for freezing/siezing accounts. Elance should too.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
This is fucked up, right here.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Nobody said it would.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
This has nothing to do with credit card vulnerabilities.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
The article completely dismisses persistent culture and only searches for a biological capability for language in each individual. The cultural argument contends that complex behavior (including communication) is merely the result of consis
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Never was.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
The point still stands. I have written algorithms for autonomous programs like this. Pretty much advanced IFTTT, automatically analyzing the situation and reacting. The program is not aware of any values other than those it is programmed. O
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by hawleyal 12y ago
I wouldn't advise dismissing it so irreverently.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
The term is copyright, and you know exactly what I mean.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
What I mean is, it doesn't matter if a warrant is justified or not. If the device is less secure to allow warrants to be carried out, it's less secure in general.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Kerr forgets that the internet is global. This device has super large threat models. There should be little concession for any specific government with regard to encryption.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Agreed. Everyone forgets that my phone has to be protected from everyone in the world.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Everyone seems to be forgetting that encryption and data is not bound to a given country and their legal system or constitution or whatever. My phone needs to be protected from all intruders, regardless of my own government, other governmen
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Well said.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Does it matter? If it's possible to abuse, it's a problem. In a security-centric view, if the door is unlocked, you are inviting people in. Or at least should not be suprised by it.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
I'd say if filesharing counts as stealing then copying counts as seizure.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Ew
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Apparently running unauthorized JavaScript is now computer fraud.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
> The problem for these drivers is not Uber, it's that there are many other drivers willing to do the same job for less money. That is the point of a union.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
They said something similar about the non-compliant service rep who would not cancel service. They are skilled at PR, but are not necessarily telling the truth.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
It's a little scary how a denial by the company can easily dissuade a dissenting opinion.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Google music does it all the time.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Get back in the designated free-speech zone, plebian.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Trash buttons don't work.

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