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by kache_ 7y ago
The basic-ness of golang is the best part about it.
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by kache_ 7y ago
Their use case is primarily obfuscating movement of money. Crypto isn't exactly useful day to day, and it'll take some time and ingenuity to be able to achieve the convenience of modern payment systems in a decentralized, distribu
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by kache_ 7y ago
The day ublock origin doesn't work on chrome is the day users will flock to firefox. We have seen time and time again that users aren't afraid of switching browsers. This is because since their core functionality is so similar, sm
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by kache_ 7y ago
Wonder how they deal with dust
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by kache_ 7y ago
Al Jazeera >The attacks come as Saudi Arabia, the world's leading crude exporter, steps up preparations for a much-anticipated initial public offering of Aramco. I wonder if this was timed by the rebels, or if there were outside inf
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by kache_ 7y ago
Super smash bros melee's wave dashing and l canceling were bugs that super charged the competitive scene
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by kache_ 7y ago
Gonna drop a PSA, if anyone is moving from i3wm to OSX, check out yabai. https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai
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by kache_ 7y ago
Just a slap on the wrist in the grand scheme of things, considering how large the children's ad market is >YouTube said that, in a about four months, it will begin treating data "from anyone watching children's content on
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by kache_ 7y ago
There is a large amount of stigma associated with homosexuality. You are incorrectly assuming that the rest of the population has the same world view as you do. For example, being outwardly homosexual is a great way to lose the muslim vote
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by kache_ 7y ago
I find it interesting that while the computer science bachelors has been steadily increasing, masters and PhD students have remained somewhat static.
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by kache_ 7y ago
Maybe it's not that there are 10x engineers, it's just that there are so many 0.1x engineers
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by kache_ 7y ago
Fortunately, mammal populations are cyclical
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by kache_ 7y ago
These things are so much more painful to deal with when it's July 4th.
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by kache_ 7y ago
This is true, I backups for all my stuff and have scripts that auto configures my system according to my backed up configs.
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by kache_ 7y ago
I wonder what kind of economic damage all these recent outages add up to. How much harm are they causing, in terms of productivity and value. Facebook's social networks I'd imagine are less impactful than the slack outages, which
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by kache_ 7y ago
A lot of us have stopped putting up with it by switching to linux
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by kache_ 7y ago
Failovers, man.
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A linux toaster
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by kache_ 7y ago
That's interesting. This should bring us to the realization that we should think of this as an engineering problem, rather than having an expectation of humans being "bug-free".
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by kache_ 7y ago
It's always nice to get a good healthy dose of paranoia in the morning. This makes me think back to how my sec professor had a separate system that he'd use to access his online banking.
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by kache_ 7y ago
It's a fairly complex and difficult task to phish proof your corporation.
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by kache_ 7y ago
I guess part of what I'm saying is that we have a seriously dangerous anti-natalist culture. When young people get married, people will frown upon it.
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by kache_ 7y ago
There is a shortage of qualified software engineers. The whiteboard interview has spawned out of necessity. There is no good formal examination like an MCAT that companies can rely on.
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by kache_ 7y ago
In developing countries, the retirees' retirement is often their children. I think people need to keep in mind how important children can be in terms of securing your comfort in your old age.
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by kache_ 7y ago
The reason that people still ask algorithmic questions is because they work for avoiding false positives. False positives are a lot more damaging to a company compared to false negatives. While algorithmic questions can get many false negat
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by kache_ 7y ago
With ring scheme signatures [1], people are now able to prevent police enforcement from tracking cryptocurrency transactions. Many dark web sites are switching to use crypto that implements this protocol. This phenomenon is only going to be
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by kache_ 7y ago
The punishment rolls down to the architects designing the system, who risk getting fired. Ultimately, they are the ones who decide if something is compliant or not. In my anecdotal experience;people in good rep tech companies take complianc
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by kache_ 7y ago
Economic refugees don't have it good either. Starving and dying from disease isn't easy.
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by kache_ 7y ago
It hurts me imaging the amount of paper required to clear something like this.
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by kache_ 7y ago
Pretty much. The kids that did the best in my highschool were the ones that did things due to competitive drive.

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