kiriakasis

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by kiriakasis 8y ago
There is a "get bought out." mention in the text you quote. If you get a fair compensation to end your job then a NC is justifiable.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
which is what happens at https://react-prosemirror-example.now.sh/ wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww -> { "type": "doc", "content": [ { "type": "paragraph",
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
>> XML is superior to JSON for text documents. Far superior. > Why do you think so? Is it because most structured texts are Trees? XML allows for mixed contents. If I am reading this proposal right to change <span>Some
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
> (in the original sense of markup: Text annotated with style and semantic information) JSON is not annotated text, it is structured data that contains strings. It is a minor difference if you only use tools to manipulate it though.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
> Lastly, the insinuation of the article is that "unbiased" search results are clearly preferable. the insinuation is that you should know if they are biased or that you should be able to get unbiased result if you so wish. It
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
But their searches were (at least partially) political in nature, so a result of a national news site talking of a local news would be relevant. "gun control" is location dependent is there is a protest at your city
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
> I think people will switch back to Google because they find the results more useful, even in privacy mode. I now use duckduckgo as default search engine and my experience is mixed. The problem with google is that sometime you search fo
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
I think the parent refer to its own solution as stupid "it is stupid that they would use a pill if possible"
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
the main numeric type is usize
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
I might have confused optionality and non-nullability...
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
Cannot understand this position... a non-nullable pointer is pretty much just a normal pointer but the compiler checks if you have tested for null. In rust (and I believe Swift) optional references also have the same size as normal pointer.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
https://twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity/status/10697763353362923... The focus is electron "This isn’t about Chrome. This is about ElectronJS. Microsoft thinks EdgeHTML cannot get to drop-in feature-parity with Ch
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
I always do that when possible because I am lazy and it works too damn fine, but it is a nightmare from a privacy point of view.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
Also usability, most people just don't care enough. (which is reasonable often)
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
I also do that (almost, keeweb + dropbox) and copy paste logins, but a serious problem is that you need to clear the clipboard after, otherwise any other site you visit can read it.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
I would say that there are only downsides in going that way. If you take on a full rewrite you lose a lot: you can't show that you are incrementally better, you cannot show that it will be a good long term investment, you must rewrite
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
> if you are 100% sure that the code in it is trusted, then there really is no reason to sandbox it, right? If the intent is to only run trusted code, Trusted code can have bugs; sandboxing, in a sense, is always useful (not always benef
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18527535 Another story pointed out that wasm today still lacks a few features and so, mostly regarding run-time inspection, has drawbacks server-side. In the article there is no mention
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
> AFAIK the only advantage of UTF-16 is that it's a little more efficient when encoding text written in certain scripts. and IIRC east Asian languages (which benefit the most) almost only use UTF-8
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
by that logic it should have less ads than android
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
well, forcing another teacher in the class with the intent of supervision of the teacher is obviously a terrible idea. Having two teacher in every class collaborating during the lecture or as an aide to supervise the students can be a obvio
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
I think the problem is when student evaluation have an affect (positive or negative) on the teacher career.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
Maybe it is just that I overuse the internet, but if you have simple needs web interfaces are actually really good. most of them are broken, but to navigate a media list (photos, movies, albums, pdfs etc. (maybe not text file)) the most com
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
> removed on a whim They changed the whole concept of having one single root. As I understand the plan is to use many fragmented and independent filesystem handles that can optionally mounted together. So the restriction is more about no
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
you can define a root filesystem and mount everything you want to access there. the restriction is that your program (or a compatibility layer) should always keep an handle on the root filesystem.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
well actually the article complains about stuff like https://github.com/fuchsia-mirror/../internal-page/secret-re... which quite more serious
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
> unless knowing an absolute path was enough to allow you to access it If understand correctly in fuchsia "absolute path" is always relative to a filesystem handle so knowing it and being able to use it are pretty similar
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
even if at times google did replace their own videos.
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
or forbid password from having white spaces and only check at word boundaries
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by kiriakasis 8y ago
Regarding this point a "generate password" on the right click menu would be fantastic in a browser. most people use the built in password manager anyway

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