iamsohungry

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by iamsohungry 11y ago
Are Python List Comprehensions really hard for people? I feel like my memory of learning them was I saw one in production code I was modifying, intuited what it did, pulled open a REPL and played with it for a bit, and then moved on.
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> Plus double-nested (I'm not sure what you'd call it) comrpehensions seem to be backwards. Why are you even doing this? This isn't an acceptable way to write code. > Plus it's so verbose and horizontal, half the t
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
We can. We don't. Yet.
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
As a viewer of live shows, if this decreases my chance of having my view blocked by some asshole who has decided to view the whole show through a grainy 3x5in window instead of experiencing life, I'm all for it. When I go to this sort
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> Ah, starting an arms race, eh. A GoPro under your shirt (poking out between the buttons) would work fine if you aren't even trying, and there are plenty of more stealthy solutions that a visit to Amazon and $10 will get you. Eh, a
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> At first I thought, "bummer," and although I would love to have pics from that night Honestly, when I hear this, I think, "Why?" You want block the views of the people behind you and watch Prince on a 3x5in screen w
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Ask HN: Technical solutions to connect securely over known MitM'ed connection?
5 points by iamsohungry 11y ago|6 comments
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> My only question about the 2-tool combination is whether there are better combinations. Python has all the libraries and community support so any alternative would need similar. Maybe Node? Absolutely not. Python has a much more mature
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> Not to mention he has never attempted to make Internet.org anything close to a monopoly. Do you even know what Internet.org is ? They're providing free access to a subset of the internet that Facebook controls, while forcing peop
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
It's worth noting that it's not enough for police to passively not cover for each other's crimes. It's the job of police to actively investigate crimes. When corruption is so rampant, any police department which doesn&#x
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
Do you have a source on Tor being funded by the CIA? It's disingenuous to say that Tor reacted only after being deanonymized personally: 1. It was well known that Nick Mathewson worked for Tor long before this attack. 2. Tor added code
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
Most of the problems you're describing with bash are symptomatic of larger problems: > The problem with bash is if you have different operating systems spread around, like CentOS 5, 6, 7 in our case, you wind up with a whole bunch o
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
Really, the best experiences I've had with this stuff is just writing plain old bash. The problem with most of the configuration management tools is that you're inherently not trying to "configure" anything: you're
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> Pleasure as an end in itself seems both circular and ultimately extremely dull. If it's dull, it isn't pleasure.
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
If you actually understood the words you were saying, you'd realize that the topic of this thread is that users are the product even though they've paid for the software . The solution to this problem is software that is free as
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> Let's Encrypt only issue certificates that are valid for 90 days[0] because they want you to automate renewal by having your server automatically run their script which needs root privileges The provided script: 1. Is FOSS. You ca
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> If you refuse to resign, refuse to apologize, and refuse to listen, they just go pound their fists uselessly, and you can get on with your life. Or, you can get fired. You don't have to look far for examples of this happening. I d
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
The feminists you are dismissing as irrelevant have every bit as much social currency and power as the ones who are vocal, they just aren't using it as often, which is why it's so short-sighted of you do dismiss them. The public d
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> No, feminism has turned into an anti-male movement. If you're incapable of recognizing that feminism isn't one set of ideas, but a diverse set of ideas, you're just as bad as those who espouse the Duluth model. You accus
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> They also have no sense of humor and college administrators as a group have no sense of humor or perspective, and they're chronically worried about accusations of indifference or insensitivity (which are themselves as good as con
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
When that happens, I'll be malicious and dismissive toward feminism. But that hasn't happened yet. There are more feminists who are reasonable people than there are vocal crazies. Some things said by feminists: * "Men weren’t
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
I don't think the comparison of balancing viewpoints in a classroom is really comparable to the fair and balanced media argument. In a classroom, you're dealing with a classroom full of a limited number of people who need to be ab
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
> When disagreeing with a particular popular liberal thought is so taboo, the people who want to vocalize their dissent will find strange bedfellows. In this case the unabashedly misogynistic. That's not something I'm going to
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
This is both incompetent and dangerously irresponsible.
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
You're entitle to your opinion, however wrong it may be.
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
I'm sorry for mistaking your statement as an attempt to contribute to the conversation. It might have been clearer that it was a joke if it were funny.
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
Yeah, I don't see a need to have more than one server. Even at gigantic companies, you only need single servers per team. It takes very little to restart a server: sudo service ircd-irc2 restart
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
No. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
No, if the null hypothesis is right that implies that the hypothesis is wrong, but the implication relationship does not go the other direction. Consider an experiment where your hypothesis is that cold temperatures cause the common cold.
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by iamsohungry 11y ago
sudo service ircd-irc2 restart I'm pretty sure SSH-ing into the server and executing that command costs less in productivity than waiting for Slack to fix their issues.

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