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lgas
9y ago
I think pad reuse would disqualify it from the "properly-arranged one-time-pad scheme" club :)
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lgas
9y ago
I'm on iOS 11 and had the same problem.
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9y ago
So what's the average number of citizens per household? 3? 5? Even at 5 which seems high, that's $2,000/citizen with ~56k deaths vs $10/citizen and deaths in the low tens of people. I agree it would've been better
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9y ago
That's not as easy in at least two ways: having to use docker and know that command line.
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lgas
9y ago
> Maybe change your strategy, and stay at a budget salaryman hotel and use their concierge? You could just have your fancy concierge use the budget concierge.
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9y ago
For those of us that may have never learned those lessons, could you perhaps share what they were?
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lgas
9y ago
Somehow the same thing posted 6 hours later has a lot more discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15284020
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9y ago
I would consider this evidence of massive overreach on the part of law enforcement rather than evidence that it's illegal (which afaict it still is not).
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9y ago
Who usually makes those arguments, analytic philosophers or continental?
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9y ago
What makes you think it's illegal?
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9y ago
Why? What matters when deciding how long to cache immutable content?
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9y ago
I get that, and I don't have any great ideas for solutions, but I hope we can find an effective way to study the people of interest rather than to study a group of decidedly different people and try to extrapolate the results to the or
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9y ago
The problem is that few projects survive long enough to get to the point where anyone can be annoyed by the lack of foresight... so often any foresight or effort on implementing what was foreseen is wasted effort. Often times that wasted e
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9y ago
I find your statement confusing -- you appear to be attempting to argue that "let mutable" vs "let" would have no impact because "var" vs "val" has no impact. But you point out yourself that there
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lgas
9y ago
> There are people doing research into this, for example comparing how quickly various styles of loops are understood by beginning users (I wish I could find the talk on that right now). Like you said, it's not taken very seriously
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9y ago
masochism
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lgas
9y ago
No financial institution can report what you do outside of transactions with their firm either... this is no different.
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lgas
9y ago
Only if hype and reality are the same thing.
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9y ago
FP. Because it makes most things easier while resulting in software that works more consistently.
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9y ago
Why should I trust you?
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lgas
9y ago
An hourglass seems like it's more accurate model of everyone trying to cut everyone else off until the last instant than of a zipper merge.
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lgas
9y ago
But the thoughts people think aren't evenly distributed -- they primarily center around the same things.
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9y ago
^
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lgas
9y ago
You can create HTML based interactive fiction with the latest inform: http://inform7.com/
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lgas
9y ago
Survival is not a goal, it's just the score keeping system.
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9y ago
> Full disclosure: I'm one such contractor. We work with small and local government. Cities and counties mostly. ... >If you are a government organization and the OSS you are using has a bug, who do you contact to get it hotfixed
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9y ago
The whole point of black swans is that you can't predict them. They are equally likely to happen when the market (or a particular security) is going up or when it's going down. I don't see any reason to think you'd be
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9y ago
I think refurb wasn't saying "all we need for this is data" but rather "we need data for this" (so hats off to the people actually producing it).
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9y ago
My bet is that to the degree that neuroplasticity is involved at all, it's effects are largely dominated by more mundane effects, such as the fact that as you get older you have kids and other commitments that keep you from spending as
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lgas
9y ago
We've experienced the same problem and spoken with others that have as well so we have been working on a solution. We think Slack delivers on it's promise to free you from corporate email, but now we need to be freed from Slack.
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