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kreetx
4y ago
What do you mean by "encryption is inherently complicated"? Conceptually, and thus in a cli frontend it should be pretty simple: you specify a message, a public key and a destination to encrypt, and then a ciphertext and a private
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kreetx
4y ago
What will be your alternative?
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kreetx
4y ago
It is (was) great! Even for as trivial as quick web dev demos.
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kreetx
4y ago
Looks really good, anyone have first hand experience?
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kreetx
4y ago
What rooms did you go to? ;)
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kreetx
4y ago
Nix was like this this year: the first events were all full with a long queue behind the door.
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kreetx
4y ago
Unlike pyramid schemes though, the intrinsic value of bitcoin is that it can't be printed at will.
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kreetx
4y ago
It fealt the same for me (critique being shallow), although one would hope the more knowledgeable people would at least attempt to explain it to him.
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kreetx
4y ago
Have recently found this to view HN: https://hckrnews.com/ , a "chronologic list of items that have made it onto the Hacker News homepage", by homepage I presume the first page.
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kreetx
4y ago
How about an HTTP header where it would fill the cookie consent for me? :)
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kreetx
4y ago
The question isn't whether the story could be true, but whether it actually is true .
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kreetx
4y ago
If one takes your view to the extreme then that seems to be what you are saying. I.e if all the rest you read is factually true then one lie probably won't make much of a difference, but if a lot of them are actually wrong then one
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kreetx
4y ago
Brings back similar memories for me as well :) I guess it's great to have a *nix tool for the rare occasion of ripping a CD.
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kreetx
4y ago
There is a second tab for other answers, where you do find both (though few) "Vanilla JavaScript" and "JavaScript" answres. I think they should have had it in the main selection as - at least to me - sounds improbable th
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kreetx
4y ago
"Objectively better" and "brittle" are at the opposites. Perhaps they are not too smart but instead "too generative". I.e there are people who generate a lot of code but then don't do any weeding in what
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kreetx
4y ago
Off-topic but I had the same thing with sneakers. There seemed to be all kinds of interesting experiments up until mid-2000s, but there is pretty much nothing to look at in today's stores.
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kreetx
4y ago
No-one uses vanilla JavaScript anymore and everyone is on TypeScript? https://2022.stateofjs.com/en-US/other-tools/#javascript_fla...
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kreetx
4y ago
Ah, thanks! Was confused by the OnePlus' "Dash chargers" which don't go by the standard and do more.
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kreetx
4y ago
There are no fast charging USB C to A cables?
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kreetx
4y ago
Is there any reason this is not written as `switch(..) { <case statements>; default: <else statements> }`. I.e is there a reason for `if(0)`?
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kreetx
4y ago
Right, then what about saying "the amount of funding in crime is staggering" instead? as it's more to the point. I.e should lorries be banned because house robberies would be impossible without them?
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kreetx
4y ago
There can be a middle ground with mixing both random and trusted content. The problem with current search results is that SEO optimization and content marketing pretty much ruin search results with answers that score high on keywords but ar
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kreetx
4y ago
Money gotten through crime can (digitally) flow even through regular banks, see e.g Danske Bank, Swedbank and others in the Baltics. And locals will only start investigating when nudged by US government.
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kreetx
4y ago
Some companies prefer regular employees period. In a recent experience a prospect employer cited restrictions to accessing client data: that they have a contract with clients that forbid making their data available to other companies, and t
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kreetx
4y ago
Is there any good source on the topic of "г" pronounced as "h" instead of "g"? I've studied Russian as a second language and once got into an argument over whether Russian has the equivalent of "h&quo
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kreetx
4y ago
Depending on what you want to do withe the compressed result, then you could also.. tile it. Not great, probably some common data structures get duplicated within the tiles, but maybe that gactors out for really large images? Just an idea.
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kreetx
4y ago
This makes sense, thanks!
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kreetx
4y ago
Don't forget Hal Finney :)
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kreetx
4y ago
Is there such a thing for emacs?
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kreetx
4y ago
Isn't it still a hedge? Statistically, you'll get the average price of the stock for the period you DCA. While if you enter at any single moment, you get a somewhat random price. Another thought: if the thesis is that the price wi
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