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by khc 10y ago
That's ignoring the wishes of millions of people who wanted Hillary to win because they think she's more qualified.
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by khc 10y ago
2PB costs 6 figures for regular GCS a year, I probably wouldn't rely on Google to continue to provide that for free.
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by khc 10y ago
Do you actually use this? Seems at the minimum you want to use -xdev with find and do something better than ln -f.
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by khc 10y ago
it's just fuse, right? looks like you can control the mountpoint: https://github.com/keybase/kbfs/blob/master/kbfsfuse/main.go
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by khc 10y ago
Java's stream has a peek(), which also makes a lazy operation for every element in the stream.
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by khc 10y ago
great! multi-process firefox will better utilize your 12 cores and 64GB of memory
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by khc 10y ago
it looks exactly like Java's peek(), not sure why they don't use the same naming.
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by khc 10y ago
There was an firefox extension that did this as well, but it's been discontinued: https://github.com/palant/suspendbackgroundtabs I wrote my own script that does this: https://github.com/kahing&#x2
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Generating password reset tokens(blog.etleap.com)
2 points by khc 10y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Datomish, a flexible embedded knowledge store(medium.com)
3 points by khc 10y ago|0 comments
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by khc 10y ago
because low digit ICQ UIDs were for sale at a price and some people stole other people's accounts for profit
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by khc 10y ago
thankfully this is no longer true in newish andoird - you can disable or not grant most of the permissions
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by khc 10y ago
Ah, so 国 is Fqg
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by khc 10y ago
but some simplified characters are encoded (like 号). I also can't type words like 回 (which is weirdly not FF)
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by khc 10y ago
I think the reason most of us dislike the ecosystem isn't because therre are many libraries and tools in the stack. In the C-world, every time you type 'make' I am probably executing two dozen different programs, so we are ve
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by khc 10y ago
We faced a similar problem here at Etleap. Our current setup involves two sets of credentials for everyone, one more limited and one less limited. Same idea for database accounts. Most of the time we only need basic monitoring access (got a
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Typescript at Etleap(blog.etleap.com)
4 points by khc 10y ago|0 comments
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by khc 10y ago
sha256 was chosen over sha1 because of the larger hash space making collision much less likely. These systems can store 100s of TBs to PBs and at that number of hash blocks you have to start worrying about the birthday paradox.
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by khc 10y ago
What I really want to know: "Once your code has passed the code-review and merged, it will be run on thousands of servers" And the Chinese text below says tens of thousands of servers, which is it? :-)
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by khc 10y ago
That's not always true: Riverbed Whitewater (now Netapp AltaVault) uses sha256. Source: I wrote that hash-based dedup code
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by khc 10y ago
Is there a database of this so people can check if their devices are compromised?
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by khc 10y ago
the best hope is google itself doing it, since most users probably won't look at the secure vs secure-but-not-quite unless it's a scary warning page. Ranking websites lower though and the marketing departments will start calling.
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by khc 10y ago
They might have. I was volunteering at a weekly afternoon tutoring session but clearly that wasn't the objective of the session. There could have been another session where Chinese was taught. Judging from their language competency tho
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by khc 10y ago
I volunteered a couple times at an elementary school near Jordan (a neighborhood in Hong Kong) where lots of South Asian kids attend. I am not sure if the ones I saw were refugees but they clearly needed more help. Many of them were suffici
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by khc 10y ago
goofys and s3fs both use s3proxy for this, which works fine as long as you are ok with having Java as a test dependency: https://github.com/kahing/goofys/blob/master/test/run-tests....
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Goofys v0.0.7 – 1TB ought to be enough for everybody(github.com)
1 points by khc 10y ago|0 comments
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by khc 10y ago
"An error occurred while processing your request. Reference #50.d66d717.1467850467.45a102d" I supposed their ssd failed
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by khc 10y ago
Not quite relevant to the OP article, as the way you described would still need to traverse the kernel and not able to realize the performance gains that the article described.
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by khc 10y ago
> The paper Phonotactic Reconstruction of Encrypted VoIP Conversations gives a technique for reconstructing speach from an encrypted VoIP call. The technique to reconstructing speech clearly had its limitations.
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by khc 10y ago
You would be right if humans are made of numbers and not atoms.

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