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by henvic 5y ago
Now, if I repeat what you told us, someone might say: "My friend told he read somewhere that someone read somewhere that a lot of these attacks are orchestrated by Russians because the Russian authorities will turn a blind eye as long
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by henvic 5y ago
Not necessarily, but to be honest I haven't seen a single cryptocurrency that made sense so far. I wrote about how misleading the crypto ecosystem is a while ago here: https://henvic.dev/posts/bitcoin/
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by henvic 5y ago
I'd say keeping an eye in the issue tracker https://golang.org/issues + golang-nuts mailing list https://groups.google.com/g/golang-nuts?pli=1 might be a good start. I wrote an article about where
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by henvic 5y ago
This is why https://play.golang.org/ has a simple layout with no highlight syntax :) * based on Acme http://acme.cat-v.org/
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by henvic 5y ago
I've previously used Medium to post articles I wrote, and decided to move my blog to Hugo about two years ago, and I definitely love it.
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Ireland Stands Its Ground Against 132 Countries Who Gang Up on Its Economy(fee.org)
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by henvic 5y ago
Indeed: 0.
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by henvic 5y ago
For anyone interested in this topic, I recommend the book Do Business WITHOUT Intellectual Property by the patent attorney Stephen Kinsella. https://www.stephankinsella.com/wp-content/uploads/publicati...
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by henvic 5y ago
There's no good ORM.
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by henvic 5y ago
You assumed the risk of causing more harm than you wanted the very moment you pulled the trigger. Did you pull the trigger by accident? You assumed the risk the moment you decided to cock the gun. Did you cock the gun by accident? You assum
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by henvic 5y ago
> Because when a community decides to provides services to a people it must now have standards to decide who to provide services too. There are only 2 possible ways to solve this. So, if you're a spoiled brat lucky to be born in a d
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by henvic 5y ago
> (shouldn't that be a government choice?). Why? Just why? Why the hell can't I be free to move freely to a place where other people accept me? Why is it that a parasitic entity (the state) has to say whether they allow me in o
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by henvic 5y ago
There is no such thing as a "corporate drone". On the other hand there is such a thing as a statist parasite (think politicians, bureaucrats, crony capitalists, etc.), and hobos with a belief they're superior to others and lo
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by henvic 5y ago
There's a huge lack of admiration for entrepreneurs. In special, for the successful ones. Some people just hate them.
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by henvic 5y ago
Here is the issue: pursuing a - so called - stable career as a public servant is, unfortunately i what many consider success.go to a coffeshop and you'll hear many discussing about the admission process, what friends and relatives are
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by henvic 5y ago
tl;dr: I don't regret working on it. Just not even trying to market it! By heading in the right direction, I mean that I've built the 'minimum viable product' entirely in one year. Now it was time to go after putting it
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by henvic 5y ago
I know this pain. In my case, I spent most of my life around 18-23 years old living in my parents' working about 100% of my time on something of my own I had a lot of negative support from friends, colleagues, and extended family as ma
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by henvic 5y ago
I had to "learn" R during my CS course, and I was really impressed by it. We used RStudio and Shiny to build this: https://henvic.shinyapps.io/accidents https://github.com/henvic/accidents
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by henvic 5y ago
Too many leaks.
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by henvic 5y ago
Bitcoin is definitely a scam. Just like fiat money, though. https://henvic.dev/posts/bitcoin/
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by henvic 5y ago
I really hope this weakens copyright. We can live without it.
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by henvic 5y ago
Nice article! A few years ago I had to go through the process of getting a certificate for signing Windows application. I provide some details here: https://henvic.dev/posts/cs-security/
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by henvic 5y ago
What about CSS?
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by henvic 5y ago
I've been working on a startup (owned by a large fashion corp.) that develops a digital showroom for the fashion industry, and this is a clear shift I've been noticing. It's quite interesting.
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by henvic 5y ago
I think you either misread what I wrote. The relevance is the that such activities have been driving up the tuition costs, so attending or not, they've a cost on the student. Usually this extra cost is not explicit, though, as nowadays
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by henvic 5y ago
It's a shame how academy ends up being unaccessible for many people, even though they receive a lot of endowments... while there are a lot of ways to make them more accessible! Like: online courses... or... What about the white elephan
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by henvic 5y ago
Coming up next: body cams leak footage of upcoming Apple product. No, I don't think so...
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by henvic 5y ago
Definitely. Unfortunately here this would get downvoted really fast, and fewer readers would see what I wrote. I didn't want to get downvoted so fast. There's not much space for respecting the opinions of people who care about lib
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by henvic 5y ago
No. What you're defending is not merely common "emergent properties of a society", but the one of the most wicked ones. Rape and murdering disabled people is also associated with humanity. Do you waste your time looking for a
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by henvic 5y ago
Oh. "Discussing interesting things" for you is embracing evil and "trying a solution". What a bs. If you think you've a right to enslave people and kidnap then if they somehow avoid to pay ransom, you're evil.

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