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macmac
10y ago
A match truly made in Hell.
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macmac
10y ago
The keybase key is encrypted client side. You are asking for it in cleartext.
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macmac
10y ago
So I just have to paste my private keybase key into an unknown web app for this to work? Sounds like a great idea.
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macmac
10y ago
Why invent new markup (eg for links), instead of just extending markdown?
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macmac
10y ago
Apparently a TCS employee consulting at a US hospital running Epic's software employee created a false employee account and used it to access massive amounts of documentation cf. http://blog.thomsonreuters.com/index.php
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Oldest surviving Enigma machine sits recognized in Danish museum for 16 years
(translate.google.com)
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macmac
11y ago
DragonBox on steroids.
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macmac
11y ago
The revised title is equally misleading. Problem solving is so universal one could argue it is the defining human trait. Our approach to problem solving on the other hand is heavily influenced by culture and personality.
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macmac
11y ago
That is an exceedingly misleading title. The point of the story is not that mathematics is not universal, but that personality and culture greatly affects the way it's approached and developed.
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macmac
11y ago
Given the original theme for the MIT SICP lectures was magic, I think some kind of hand motions would be more appropriate.
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macmac
11y ago
It started in 2007 with the release of Clojure and there are still plenty of paren keys around.
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GROWS – a skills and experiments based approach to software development
(growsmethod.com)
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macmac
11y ago
I went with Pinboard. I don't have a particular need to share my links but don't mind it either. Pinboard imported my links incl tags flawlessly and from what I have seen so far it looks exactly like the lean efficient replacement
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Ask HN: Delicious is falling apart – alternatives?
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11y ago
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macmac
11y ago
I did.
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macmac
11y ago
Famous last words.
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11y ago
Appears to be password protected.
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macmac
11y ago
The below is the projects own take on that question: "Frege gives you the opportunity to use your skills on the JVM. Most idiomatic Haskell code will run in Frege unmodified or with only minimal, obvious adaptions. Even more important:
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macmac
11y ago
Noma is much more than its geographic restriction. They experiment with insects, which are likely to be a important source of protein in the future and the novel application of preparation method, for instance fermentation. But the geograph
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11y ago
Quote: "I'm not really seeing how it's different from other high-end restaurants doing unscalable things to stand out ." - my emphasis. I did not post this, but from my perspective there are very interesting parallels
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macmac
11y ago
"ludicrously hyperbolic" - talk about the pot calling the kettle black.
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11y ago
Noma was never vegetarian, but now appears to go in that direction: http://www.eater.com/2015/9/14/9324311/rene-redzepi-closes-n...
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macmac
11y ago
What is the basis for your assertion that standing out is their motivation, as opposed to wanting to offer their guests a fantastic culinary experience?
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11y ago
Good point. The defence would be the defence for anyone implicated by the recovered information. The government would be prudent to undertake the decryption in a way that would not permit such a defence to question its authenticity.
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11y ago
I agree, but quite different from the technology actually being in the hands of three letter agencies.
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11y ago
Why would that be? If they are handed the passcode, the device could be decrypted in the presence of the defence, and verified by their experts.
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11y ago
This does appear to undermine Apple's argument that the Order could have wider security implications. As such Apple is allowed to do what is necessary to retrieve the passcode in-house, and destroy all software/hardware related to
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11y ago
The numbers you cite for Offshore wind are US numbers and completely useless as there are no permanent offshore wind farms in the US and only two under construction/planning. The picture for UK/NL/GE/BL etc is very diffe
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11y ago
Opening with "Pressure" and you already know that he has good taste
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11y ago
Alternative yes, but in my personal experience far from good. This applies also to the previous version 3.
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