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mabynogy
8y ago
I find Lynch's Dune good even if he disowned his movie. I like watching it from time to time like Alien.
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mabynogy
8y ago
No but if you teach that like calligraphy it could work.
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Ken Thomson and Rob Pike still program. They are inspiring people I wanna follow not those useless and inefficient bureaucrats in charge of "human resources". As programmers, we should take the control of the recruitment with coop
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mabynogy
8y ago
Yeah. Come and post it here: http://dailyprog.org/chat/
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8y ago
You're aggressive and vehement. It's not me. The post uses those terms. It seems you didn't read the post. I'm not part of your "world". Some people complain about Slack. I say IRC is better.
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8y ago
Switch to IRC, you won't regret it. Two points concerning the post. IRC is "senior-friendly" and you won't have that GIF problem as it's text-only.
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8y ago
People have the right to criticize whatever they think is a problem. They don't need to be competent. It's just their applied freedom to think. I just mentioned my lack of interest in crypto to prevent what happened but I'm n
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8y ago
No. It's just an offset inside the key. Once a message is sent, the offset is increased of the size of the message. Both parties can deduced that offset from the messages they perform. Before reaching the end of that key, they can agre
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8y ago
Those problems exist with current systems. There is a phase where the two parties must recognize themselves and agree they are legit.
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You show your values and you prove nothing with that sentence. Experts are often wrong. They exist because because we don't know. When we know something we don't need experts anymore. We just know and apply our knowledge.
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8y ago
Why not Tesseract? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesseract_(software)
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> Rule the world. If you're in front of someone asking you this kind of questions, your chances to be hired are very low. Some of them used graphology or astrology not very long ago. One day they may ask a DNA sample to check if it&
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8y ago
It's technically interesting but I wouldn't spend time of that because of the legal issues (especially in realestate). It's too risky. As you know that well, you could do the opposite. An antiscraping product.
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8y ago
The problem is the law not the government. We should remove laws instead of creating new ones.
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I confirm that here too with debian and firefox 52.9. YT is damn slow and HookTube is faster even with the embedded YT player.
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8y ago
You can post if on the chat I'm on when it's ready if you want.
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8y ago
I'm not into crypto. Reply yourself to your own questions. You're patronizing. If I need encryption for one of my projects, I'll try that.
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8y ago
No. The secret can be longer than the sum of all messages.
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8y ago
No. You can have a single secret covering many messages.
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8y ago
Yes there are. The two parties need to agree on a common source. It can be a file somewhere on the web (an image) or a something that doesn't exist yet. That's what happens with passwords.
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8y ago
https://u.sicp.me/kM3f7.png Meeting someone is a social activity.
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8y ago
You could ask people into image processing what they think about that. I imagine imagemagick IRC channel for example . Even negative feedbacks can be useful. I think it will take you a lot of time to find customers for that so you should st
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Even if the question is legitimate, I find it a bit sad because it implies you find your current life boring and you expect to be happy with enough money at retirement.
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8y ago
Only the length of the message.
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8y ago
You're sure to have troubles if put your website into that. But congratulations to the author for the work and the Show HN.
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I never give my email. It's possible (and IMO better) to make a social website without that (4chan is an example).
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I'm not into crypto but I found that method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-time_pad
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8y ago
Simple and clear. Even if I don't do Python I learned some good ideas (like the // floor operator).
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The problem isn't housing. The problem is the realestate market. There is no competition because the merchandises don't move. Prices goes up to infinite. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_Allais
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I'm opposed to HTTPS everywhere because it comes with a lot of code (like openssl) and a complicated paradigm (pki). We can do better and simpler at the same time.
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