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by kaoD 9y ago
300$ ransom doesn't seem like they're being targetted. The virus just spreads very, very well through corporate (i.e. Windows) intranets, including when connecting through a VPN, using a remote code execution vulnerability (see my
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by kaoD 10y ago
Again I'm talking out of my ass here (very new to Rust's async) but AFAICT running core.run(work).unwrap() inside the loop is the same as just running it synchronously (unwrap is waiting for work to end, i.e. there's only a s
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by kaoD 10y ago
I'm not sure about performance vs wrk (don't kwow wrk), but just to give an idea: I noticed you're not using Tokio Hyper. Try Hyper's master branch, which fully embraces Tokio's async. EDIT: From wrk's README:
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by kaoD 10y ago
I guess he understood (as I did) that you meant respectively to -ito and -ísimo, not to "intensity" and "size".
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by kaoD 10y ago
Not OP but I think you still don't grasp the concept of infinity. Terms like "the very next day" or any other segmentation don't apply.
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by kaoD 10y ago
It didn't get any more intuitive for me like that. If anything, less. When it clicked for me is when I thought of it as being 1/3 probability the car is behind your door, and 2/3 it isn't. That doesn't change whethe
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by kaoD 10y ago
The article is spot on. The problem with monads is not the what, is the why. Tutorials often explain the what, which is easy to understand (except where people get creative with similes... "monads are like tuna sausages, but you can bu
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by kaoD 10y ago
Honestly, he has a point. It's not even that their jobs depend on stagnation: often being an expert makes you blind to new facts and change, shielded on your own expertise. Being an expert only means you've had lots of exper -ien
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by kaoD 10y ago
Then I don't understand the mention of experts since most people don't even know that their data is being sold.
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by kaoD 10y ago
It's funny because in that Twitter thread this[0] is linked: Reactions to stages in the life cycle of cryptographic hash functions Stage | Expert reaction | Programmer reaction
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by kaoD 10y ago
Having seen both the short and long term effects of both (sadly), I'd say alcohol is way more immoral in an universal (not social standard) sense.
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by kaoD 10y ago
I'm not GP but I'll give it a try: > You don't even have to take my word for it. Honest question: how not? > who would you not be if you weren't you? Depending on how you parse the sentence, either "someone el
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by kaoD 10y ago
For anyone interested, you can listen to radio over the internet (including many amateur bands) for free using WebSDR ( http://www.websdr.org/ ) My favorite in particular is located in University of Twente ( http://
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by kaoD 10y ago
I'm curious. What do you hate about them and how would you solve it?
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by kaoD 10y ago
He isn't advocating against formatting. He's advocating against that formatting. His comment isn't very constructive though.
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by kaoD 10y ago
On https://thanks.rust-lang.org/rust/all-time Rank Name Commits 1 bors 10401 That bors guy is such a monster! ;)
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by kaoD 10y ago
All those games, and better alternatives, can be played in PC/consoles for far cheaper. Arcade died with the popularization of PCs.
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by kaoD 10y ago
The second one is so readable it contains a subtle bug nobody noticed.
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by kaoD 10y ago
They didn't. Go to the actual coordinates on Maps and they're not there. It's Photoshop.
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by kaoD 10y ago
I explained it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13476158
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by kaoD 10y ago
They broke our expectations. I put in coordinates too, but it's just "Shoreline Amphitheatre".
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by kaoD 10y ago
If you start at the bottom-right you can count either up or left. Going 8 places up lands on an 8 (this is the only square where delta from bottom right = number in the square) which means that square was the previous one. Rinse and repeat.
923.
by kaoD 10y ago
Sorry, HN isn't great at keeping track who's who on a comment tree.
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by kaoD 10y ago
Then use https://github.com/Manishearth/rust-gc if you're willing to pay the price of a GC (still experimental). Or better, stick to a GC'ed language. If you don't need manual memory management, it'
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by kaoD 10y ago
Then say that. "I stopped reading" comments are not constructive. They lack content and can't be argued with.
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by kaoD 10y ago
Well, isn't it true? Nowadays users (and their data) are the means of production and capitalists are using it to their advantage. Libertarian appeal to consumer responsibility is too idyllic. Consumers are mostly not responsible and of
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by kaoD 10y ago
I worked with J for some time (in my free time) and I pretty much had to learn it from scratch 3 or 4 times. And if I had to use J right now I'd had to learn again because I literally forgot everything. The syntax, the words, the verb
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by kaoD 10y ago
>15 years programming here, from VB6 to JS including C(++/#), PHP, Java, Scala, many Lisps... I "get" what you mean, I just want to give my perspective: When I tried Go I just didn't get what it had to offer. It felt
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by kaoD 10y ago
Same here. I'm now getting 502 Bad Gateway but maybe Disconnect or uBlock were blocking something.
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by kaoD 10y ago
Maybe https+onion://, ftps+onion://, etc.? .onion being a special-cased TLD is calling for unexpected privacy leaks.

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