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kyberias
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I very rarely need to search my code base for arbitrary strings. I use more advanced tools to find code. For example, Resharper indexes all the names and provides me with a great user interface to find them. Let's say I need to find cl
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Kinda weird to even hint that the tool used to communicate would be the cause of the disaster. The same words could have been written in LaTeX and presented with a PostScript viewer running in Linux.
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Quote from the page: “Decoupled web projects involve so many components. The hard part is testing all the pieces locally, together. Netlify Dev delivers this beautifully with one command.” What are these "decouples web projects" a
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Exactly. Many items on the list were selected because they are less used.
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That looks it merely needs some reflection support (variable name lookup).
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I guess the credit is due to 1) fighting against forces of much larger scale, 2) inflicting much more damage to the opposing force than getting, and 3) still keeping independence (when compared to, for example, baltic states). Fair enough?
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World history? Give me a break.
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kyberias
8y ago
No. There truly isn't anything Hacker news worthy about an article about a HW prototype of a phone. It's perfectly normal electronics. It may only interest some iPhone/Apple fanboys.
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Yes they are cracking the encryption. Files are not encrypted with public-private-crypto, they must use a symmetric key to encrypt gigabytes of data. Then they make a mistake in keeping that in memory and the crack is to get that.
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Can't agree with his suggestion on long functions and comments.
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It's vaporware.
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kyberias
8y ago
What does [dupe] mean?
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This is absolutely horrible. "We believe coding is a social activity. In fact, we’re testing you to see how social you can be around coding."
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8y ago
What would be a good text book about language theory, type systems etc.?
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This is unbelievably wasteful and uninteresting.
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I didn't understand this sentence and stopped reading: "How likely is it that a ball will go a distance c if you drop it and then drop it again from above the point at which it landed?"
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kyberias
8y ago
Why put the images on the page at all? They don't provide much additional information being so small.
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Saffron is red.
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8y ago
No, it's just lack of true skill.
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Yes. Very enthusiastic, outspoken, easy going, pleasant to work with, but really can't complete the tasks without someone going back and fixing it.
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8y ago
There is no credible evidence that antibiotics "cause schizophrenia". On the contrary, there are trials to use antibiotics to treat it.
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Never heard of such a thing. Do they?
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This is interesting. Wouldn't it be possible and transparent to the protocol to use PGP for end-to-end message encryption? If the recipient has a public key, the client can automatically use that and the recipient's client could a
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kyberias
8y ago
How is he arrogant? Here he is clearly proud of his personal infrastructure and wants to share it with the world. What is arrogant about that?
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What makes you say that?
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It's white, right?
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But it most definitely is not a NSFW image because it was cropped.
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From Chapter 1.4: "The most important aspect of a Lisp operating system is not that all the code be written in Lisp, but rather to present a Lisp-like interface between users and the system and between applications and the system."
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Why is it so hard to write the meat of the argument in the first paragraph? So much setup...
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Richard Dawkins: The Selfish Gene.
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