livingparadox

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by livingparadox 9y ago
If they're being added to a folder, you can remove your own permissions from the folder. At least if you have write access. If they're sharing them individually with you... Then clearly they're not paying attention
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by livingparadox 9y ago
You might be interested in its spiritual successor neocities, then https://neocities.org/
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Adopting Flow and TypeScript: A comparison between the two on-boarding processes(medium.com)
4 points by livingparadox 9y ago|0 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Why do you want to do that? afict, this shouldn't be increasing the attack surface any more than almost any new language feature. Its spec-ed to run in the same VM as JS is currently.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Some banks will even send the check on your behalf. I use Simple bank and they can automatically mail out checks on your behalf, if you set it up.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Its a joke. Based on the trope of people having a poor relationship with their in-laws.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
More information on the group hosting the hackathon: https://yimbyaction.org/about/ It looks like its intended to work on anti-NIMBY (Not In My BackYard) solutions; So YIMBY stands for "Yes In My Backyard"
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by livingparadox 9y ago
From the conversation in the hacker news link, it looks like base122 gets the increased efficiency from using unprintable control characters, which is incompatible with base65536's explicit goal of only using printable non-whitespace c
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by livingparadox 9y ago
That's the point. a WASM app has access to the same Web APIs that JS does, for the most part. This was in response to the claim that WASM only gets to work off of a limited api, not an argument as to why WASM is an improvement over J
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Libraries like jquery are not the target use case for WASM. Its intent is to make large applications viable on the web, like something you'd normally install on your computer.
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Could you elaborate on how you're using WASM in your full-time job?
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by livingparadox 9y ago
I can't speak for anyone else, but for me personally, the deep integration with Google is a feature for me. Almost everything I do is on Google (email, domains, drive, Cell Carrier), so having the deep integration with Google on Chrom
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Hackers are using Google AMP url obfuscation to phish Gmail users(motherboard.vice.com)
3 points by livingparadox 9y ago|0 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/racism
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by livingparadox 9y ago
The entire account is marked dead. I had to "vouch" for the submission to get this thread to show in the first place. I'm not sure why they were hellbanned as this is the only submission and its very much a valid "Ask
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by livingparadox 9y ago
This was previously noted on hacker news nearly 3 years ago, but didn't stick: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9551613 Previous discussion when the extension was posted in hackers news (while present): https:&#x2
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“Wait, Google Sent Me” chrome extension not available(chrome.google.com)
2 points by livingparadox 9y ago|1 comments
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by livingparadox 9y ago
Would the teleported "you" be any less "you" than the "you" that wakes up tomorrow? Or after you've replaced all your cells with new cells?
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by livingparadox 10y ago
They also "DON'T NEED" any of the snacks you presented as alternatives. But regardless, I never claimed anyone needed it. There are few things in life that are truly "needed", but there are many that are wanted an
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by livingparadox 10y ago
All those examples you've mentioned fill a very different niche than what Soylent is filling. Most people on Soylent aren't looking for something to keep them from getting hungry until they get a more balanced meal. They're
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by livingparadox 10y ago
Having confidence and trust in your code, and having less surprise runtime bugs in your code would naturally lead to a more enjoyable coding experience, I'd imagine.
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by livingparadox 10y ago
It would only be better if they're targeting English-speaking blind people.
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by livingparadox 10y ago
If Ramen were nutritionally complete to a reasonably modern understanding of Human nutrition
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by livingparadox 10y ago
There are soldiers that have specifically opted to use Soylent over their MREs. I haven't heard any negative feedback from the ones that did.
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by livingparadox 10y ago
On a side note, disregarding experts is most certainly not what Rob Rinehart is doing. They specifically only regard expert, peer-reviewed literature as authoritative sources for formula changes. Trying to depend on your own analysis is a
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by livingparadox 10y ago
To prosecute your stuff, they still have to confirm its existence. You don't have to prove it doesn't exist.
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by livingparadox 10y ago
Your question was how do you defeat the 5$ wrench, not how do you tell them tax-man to f himself. If state actors use the 5$ wrench, that's illegal and consequently you have the defense of the courts to counter that behavior. Civil fo
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by livingparadox 10y ago
He's most likely referring to this XKCD comic: https://xkcd.com/538/
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by livingparadox 10y ago
Given that the previous comment is referring to state actors, you have the courts to defeat the 5$ wrench. For more direct criminal elements, you can make it difficult enough that its not worth them going through the effort to use the 5$ wr
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Stanford researches improve athletic performance with cooling gloves(news.stanford.edu)
2 points by livingparadox 10y ago|0 comments

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