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by leccine 12y ago
You can forget about Linux in this regard. It is a giant bloated blob where "striping down" is very hard. On the other end there are some promising projects like http://osv.io/ or Minix. Actually Microsoft did a g
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by leccine 12y ago
there is no import, what you are calling is either there because you included the path to the beam file when you are starting up the VM or it is not there and calling the function returns an error. all of the libs are organized to the modul
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by leccine 12y ago
Thanks Jonathan. I am not terribly familiar with NLP would you mind resolving the 3 letter acronyms (ATM, ANN)?
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by leccine 12y ago
Gets you downvotes on HN.
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by leccine 12y ago
Goop for teh rescue! The only trouble I had with go is the dependency handling. I wish people realize how Erlang's way of dealing with this is superior.
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by leccine 12y ago
What does Dart do to improve/address security for web? Is there any advantage of using Dart over JS in terms of security? Thank you.
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by leccine 12y ago
I think you are missing the point. NSA signs any cert to make it valid for any service. I think you should read that white paper i linked above.
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by leccine 12y ago
"If the contribution is a single commit, I’ll do a git commit --amend and just smoosh my changes right into the original commit." that is right, editing history is the way to go, or is it? :)
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by leccine 12y ago
Well, the joke was about how useless is to start a new CA. The first member is going to be the government through a cover agency. Remember, making you believe that SSL makes your service secure is cheaper and better from the NSA point of vi
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by leccine 12y ago
2 ways, A, creating rogue cert by md5 collisions (they have the capacity) B, making people believe that a CA guarantees the identity of the issuer, while having their CA in the approved list so they can sign certs (for example like gmail.co
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by leccine 12y ago
I think the question you should ask yourself is: how is the NSA involved in the currently established CA system? The answer (to your question) is , the very same way. Besides, who does think that having an alternative CA provider is going t
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by leccine 12y ago
Woo, this is probably the coolest project from Google in the last while. Is there anybody using a graph database here? What is your use case? Would you mind sharing?
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by leccine 12y ago
NSA, is that you? :) (Thanks for the downvotes in advance)
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by leccine 12y ago
:D :D
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by leccine 12y ago
Well I think we should introduce a tax on commuters because as it turns out they are the 90% of the highway traffic.If they want to get to work on time they can use the fast lane for a little extra and if they don't pay we just make th
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by leccine 12y ago
What they mean is, you are not supposed to install a paid copy of Windows 8 on any government computer. (downvoters, hint irony)
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by leccine 12y ago
I hope they buy it and write a better UI for it. I love the idea but the UI is a big drawback of using it.
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by leccine 12y ago
I am glad to see OSM getting more popular because Google Maps is just getting worse by every day. The new WebUI is absolutely terrible, I had to permanently disable it because I could not even use my laptop while a GMap tab was open. They r
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by leccine 12y ago
First of all, you need Google+ in order to use Youtube (very hard without it) while people just want to watch streams, they don't care about failed social networks. This is why twitch was great.
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by leccine 12y ago
No sense of humor is bad for you. But on HN it is normal.
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by leccine 12y ago
Or somebody was just joking... Who knows...
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by leccine 12y ago
We accidentally re-imaged all of the Windows servers with Linux the other day. Nobody noticed though...
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by leccine 12y ago
I would like to see code review as a service too! :)
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by leccine 12y ago
Well yes there is obviously some clean up work on that side, naming Go as go is a bit unfortunate. I guess my original idea still stands, it is not very smart to judge programming languages using their current popularity. This picture can a
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by leccine 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I still think that if you go the a cooking website and you suggest to people to eat mud you can't expect a serious discussion about the nutrition values in mud as meal. This is called common sense. You don&#x27
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by leccine 12y ago
Can't wait to get to dockercon. I hope they are preparing with something amazing for that event. :)
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by leccine 12y ago
You are talking about a stall picture, a moment in time, thinking this will last forever. I am talking about how fast that 0.0001% becomes 50%. If Oracle is patent trolling the Java developer communities the developers and other enterprises
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by leccine 12y ago
Don't worry about it, I got used to occasional trolling on HN. Basically if you are not talking about the newest hottest community approved thing or you have a slightly different opinion than the HN standard you get down voted. Making
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by leccine 12y ago
Well last time I have checked this question was not a single dimensional, trivial, internet troll friendly, stupid problem. Your statement is either trolling (likely) or you have zero experience in the field this question is about.
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by leccine 12y ago
PHP is a joke, you can't seriously ask that question in 2014 "why not PHP?". There are 100000s websites about why it is a bad choice beside performance and security, you can easily look that up. Why not Ruby/Python thoug

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