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31.
by lann 7y ago
> institutional fund is legally required to be a hard-ass What do you mean by this?
32.
by lann 7y ago
Uhh...no: http://gmauthority.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Volte... Source: http://gmauthority.com/blog/2015/02/secrets-of-the-2016-chev...
33.
by lann 8y ago
`rm *` doesn't remove files starting with `.` (on most shells)...
34.
by lann 8y ago
I wouldn't normally do this but it seems appropriate in this context: nitpicking
35.
by lann 8y ago
An illustation of append being confusing: https://play.golang.org/p/WGwp2cM6E1B
36.
by lann 8y ago
> must claim fiduciary duty to shareholders This isn't true, and I can't tell if this view has been promulgated by decision makers who want to hide behind it or the shareholders to whom the mythical duty is owed. Probably both
37.
by lann 8y ago
You can do it with a checkbox. Here's a quick-and-dirty example: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/BOZdaZ
38.
by lann 8y ago
*#*#INFO#*#*
39.
by lann 9y ago
Have you looked at SCTP?
40.
by lann 9y ago
I'm guessing that moxie has a pretty good idea of how Signal works...
41.
by lann 9y ago
What do you suppose would happen if we all visited these URLs from every public access point we use? (edit: and shared VPNs, Tor, corporate networks, etc.)
42.
by lann 9y ago
> Doesn't this also assume a computer similar to our own? No. It is about abstract computation, which is based on (our best understanding of) theoretical physics.
43.
by lann 9y ago
To be pedantically correct: crypto_box and AES aren't mutually exclusive, and in fact AES is listed in crypto_box's "Alternate primitives".
44.
by lann 10y ago
See Kythe (Google OSS): http://kythe.io/
45.
by lann 10y ago
Or even better: a thief replaces the padlock with one of his own, then later steals the ring. What you really need is a trusted "padlock authority" that can verify the authenticity of your padlocks...
46.
by lann 10y ago
Ah right. It is patented, but the most common application of SRP can be used for free.
47.
by lann 10y ago
SRP is an "Augmented PAKE" which does not require the server to ever see the plaintext password. I'm not aware of any others that are claimed to be patent-free.
48.
by lann 11y ago
> To me it feels Kotlin paid 80% of the cost of features, but got only 20% worth of features. That sounds very good. Scala overdid it.
49.
by lann 11y ago
If you're only interested in the actual proposal: https://github.com/mattfarina/pkg
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Call for Feedback on a Go Package Metadata Spec(engineeredweb.com)
3 points by lann 11y ago|1 comments
51.
by lann 11y ago
You can! http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_poker
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Squirrel – fluent SQL generator for Go(github.com)
4 points by lann 13y ago|0 comments
53.
by lann 13y ago
Just released (MIT license); have at it.
54.
by lann 13y ago
Don't worry, I'm not shooting for anything like perfection. I released another library that this builds on just last week: https://github.com/lann/builder
55.
by lann 13y ago
Primarily because you can reuse partial queries and add conditional where clauses more easily. There are other features I haven't shown here as well, like building an IN expression with placeholders from a slice.
56.
by lann 13y ago
> SQL I'm working on an arel-esque fluent SQL generator now: https://github.com/lann/squirrel I'll release it once I'm a little more confident in the interface. Currently you can do things like this:
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Builder - fluent immutable builders for Go(github.com)
2 points by lann 13y ago|0 comments
58.
by lann 13y ago
The armrest stations are interrupted for deafening announcements over the PA system.
59.
by lann 13y ago
I would add to that: use a self-signed cert for the SSL. If you rely on the OS's PKI its relatively easy for an attacker to add their own CA and read the connection.
60.
by lann 13y ago
One issue with this is that some sites need to allow iframes from a whitelist of other sites (e.g. facebook apps). I'm working on a solution right now with the Referer header (which points to the container site on initial iframe load).

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