krispyfi

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   by krispyfi 7y ago

   Detect drug mules while they are still in the security line. Ex-post-facto parallel construction via "behavioral profiling" or a dog trained to alert on command keeps the technique secret. Collection of medical data is a lucky bon
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   by krispyfi 7y ago

   Wow! In college my friend found it in an obsolete format (BetaMax?) in the college library. It is a comedy goldmine. ("Banzai!" coughing fit ) We still occasionally laugh about it 15 years later. Highly recommended.
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   by krispyfi 7y ago

   I tried using Prolog for Advent of Code last year. It went okayish, but I seem to recall that some things were unreasonably hard, such as reading from non-Prolog-syntax files. I should give it another try this year. Maybe I missed something
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   by krispyfi 7y ago

   I guess the question of whether discrimination on the basis of an "identifiable" or "protected" class is important legally. Practically, the differences among individual members of a race or gender can be greater than th
5. 125.▲
   by krispyfi 11y ago

   just export LANG=C... oh, right, microsoft...
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   by krispyfi 11y ago

   I think the only ethically justifiable war would be on antibiotics, because someone using them incorrectly could cause an outbreak of drug-resistant microbes that would also affect responsible people. People giving themselves diabetes is sa
7. 127.▲
   by krispyfi 12y ago

   What year was that? Reminds me of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Web_Tryp
8. 128.▲
   by krispyfi 12y ago

   The rhythm tengoku series of games will teach you about stuff like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMe-j0Lg5w8
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   by krispyfi 12y ago

   I don't see anything here that hasn't been solved by ICU. Am I missing something? http://site.icu-project.org/ Anecdote time: I once worked on a software project where all of the sorting was done using an internal
10. 130.▲
    by krispyfi 12y ago

    The lesson? Include a developer API with your site, so people don't have to undermine your security to use it.
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    by krispyfi 12y ago

    If you program with Japanese comments, I really recommend Ricty. It's a combination of Inconsolata for Latin characters and an IPA font variant called Migu 1M for Japanese characters in the same dimensions. I've never seen it as a
12. 132.▲
    by krispyfi 12y ago

    Thanks for the tip!
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    by krispyfi 12y ago

    I started using stumpwm but I have a small problem that's been annoying me. I'm used to emacs, where if I kill a buffer while split, the killed buffer will be replace by a hidden buffer, or the frame will unsplit. However, in stum
14. 134.▲
    by krispyfi 12y ago

    haskell: Step 1: The motions for eating an orange exist. Step 1: An orange is on your plate. Step 1: An orange has always been in your stomach.
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    by krispyfi 12y ago

    c++: You struggle with your Generic Eating major in college, and when you fail you have no idea what went wrong or how to fix it, but once you graduate the actual orange eating is nearly instantaneous.
16. 136.▲
    by krispyfi 12y ago

    c: You have exactly enough room in your stomach for an orange, but you forgot to account for the peel, so the contents of your stomach overflow onto the plate.
17. 137.▲
    by krispyfi 13y ago

    お疲れ様でした！ Very cool, I'll definitely go to the next one. My coworkers were too busy to go. They'll be jealous when I tell them next week. :-p
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    by krispyfi 13y ago

    Great! Now do Japanese! (Or pull a reverse-Cookpad and professionally translate the best answers.)
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    by krispyfi 13y ago

    Is this an English-only event? Can I bring some coworkers who only speak Japanese?