livingparadox

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by livingparadox 6y ago
Location: Damascus, Oregon (Near Portland) Remote: Yes, Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full Stack Web, C#, Typescript/Javascript, Ruby, python, sql, nodejs, Angular, react, AWS, firebase, heroku, azure Resume: https:&
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by livingparadox 6y ago
Well, libertarians are not running things. So the government will not be leaving you alone of its own accord.
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by livingparadox 6y ago
It stands for "Social Justice Warriors". This originally meant someone standing up for minorities and the disadvantaged, but the term has been twisted into a derogatory insult for anyone who disagrees with conservatives on social
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ISIS Remote Control Agent OPSEC(medium.com)
1 points by livingparadox 9y ago|0 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Youtube/facebook won't throw you in jail for creating a competitor. The government will usually take exception to you trying to start your own government on their land.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Well, the difference is still there. You can switch to a different social network without too much difficulty (you miss out on that platform, but that's as far as the cost goes); You can't just declare yourself as part of a diffe
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Do you have a source for your claims?
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by livingparadox 9y ago
There's a good flag to make "Read data from all websites" more reasonable. chrome://flags/#extension-active-script-permission It requires a "deliberate, explicit user action" to run the extension on t
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by livingparadox 9y ago
You can definitely write to the windows file system from WSL, so long as you don't need admin privileges to do it. I use it at work and 99% of the files I edit are in a windows controlled drive.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Why is social pressure necessarily feminine and violence necessarily masculine?
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Hard to say currently, as my phone broke about a month ago and I intentionally didn't order a new one until just recently. I'm also just bad at quantifying anything as a whole. I generally have trouble getting distracted whenever
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Private Keys on Web Servers(golem.de)
2 points by livingparadox 9y ago|0 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
I experience self control issues on a fairly regular basis. Computer, phone, daydreams, etc. I'm just recently keeping bad sleep habits at bay (usually, still occasionally let the lure of the shiny keep me up). On a solution-level, I&
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Does it matter if the house in seattle is cooler if you're never going to be able to buy it?
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by livingparadox 9y ago
That very much depends on whether the complexity increases intelligence/comprehension or whether it is merely increased complexity.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
I had to reread it a few times to parse it. Its result of "adding" the uppercase of 1 that should be 11, not the uppercase itself. In other words, the result of "makeUppercase" should be a string, not a number.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
TypeScript is, strictly, a superset of javascript. You probably could "jump directly to TypeScript" but you would not be able to "skip learning JavaScript" as TypeScript is based off the concepts in JS. That being said,
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by livingparadox 9y ago
If you read the very next paragraph, you'll note that they meant that nobody can now know the total costs beforehand . I.e., the total costs often include events that they are unable to reliable predict in advance, so they are unable
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Mozilla and NSF offer $2M prize to decentralize the web(blog.mozilla.org)
255 points by livingparadox 9y ago|39 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Well, its not like building tiny homes are going to make most people who would normally purchase a normal/large size home switch to a tiny home. It would probably net increase the amount of construction work because you've now ex
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Does webpack work for node.js code? I was under the impression that webpack was specifically for front end code.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
I've heard that its intended to be the ASCII code for "*" which represents a wildcard (i.e., anything). Is that what you had in mind or do you have different interpretations?
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Password Manager That Doesn't Need to Sync(github.com)
1 points by livingparadox 9y ago|0 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
I disagree. Its referring to a very specific kind of white man who tends to flock to these things like moths to a flame and very much does try to reframe things to make white men look like the real victims. I say this as a white man who ca
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by livingparadox 9y ago
HN isn't just silicon valley folks
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by livingparadox 9y ago
The answer to your parent comment's question is "no", but their question was the inverse of the post's title. So, this actually is an exception to Betteridge's law; the answer to the question is "yes, arduino i
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by livingparadox 9y ago
At least one person in the thread has claimed that part of their transaction has actually gone through, finally.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Its actually that planting "in synchrony" reduced pests. Balancing that with limited water supplies resulted in the fractal pattern, which created close to an optimal yield.
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Boogie: An Intermediate Verification Language(microsoft.com)
13 points by livingparadox 9y ago|1 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Then you still have two users with a complete password set, from which you can either reconstruct the third permutation or generate a new set.

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