matt_kantor

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by matt_kantor 12y ago
BTW, Swagger-codegen has [support for writing specs in YAML][1] too, if that's your thing. My team makes uses generated Swagger API docs (via the swagger-play2 plugin), but to be honest the tooling around it is pretty half-assed. Havin
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> If HTTP/2.0 had done this right Is "right" in your opinion keeping SSL/TLS optional as it is today? Don't we already have the same concerns (legal obligation to MITM HTTPS connections)? > no mechanism was pr
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> The majority of buildings in the U.S. are now on Google Maps. I doubt this. Out of curiosity I looked at my family's farm and Google Maps is missing most of our outbuildings. More generally I'm sure that they come up short on
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> and redirect web traffic from HTTP to HTTPS. The original post [advises against this][1]: > Redirects are discouraged since they allow sloppy/bad client behaviour without providing any clear gain. Clients that rely on redirects
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
This article acts surprised about the possibility of changing an object's mass by varying its energy, but I thought that was common knowledge among relativists, as per [the classic "a compressed spring weighs more than a relaxed s
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
msravi didn't mention anything about this hypothetical parameter being local. Bell's theorem does not rule out nonlocal hidden variables. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loopholes_in_Bell_test_experime..
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> Your fingerprint absolutely identifies you and only you. The whole point of the article is that this isn't true. Fingerprints are trivial to obtain and copy with sufficient fidelity to beat modern fingerprint readers. - http:&#x2
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
I too love the CLI, but I wish someone would go through and standardize flags, naming, ordering concerns, long-form arguments, etc across all of the POSIX tools. GNU put in some effort here, but in my opinion they didn't go far enough
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
The analogue in CS would be to give the students a pre-configured environment if you want to deep dive into a specific topic before teaching how to set things up. If the students are using a known OS, all you need to distribute is a shell s
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> the real value of bitcoin might not be in the coins but in the blockchain itself. Absolutely. Blockchains are much more general and useful than a Bitcoin-centric view assumes them to be. See http://namecoin.info , https:&#x
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> Yes, this happens in real life. Do you have any examples of companies losing their trademark because of things similar to gurvinder's case?
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> The "CPU-hour vs. engineer-hour" comparison works only when the engineer him/herself runs their own program, exactly once, without other constraints. Or when the system is designed such that you can scale hardware to dec
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
> There aren't any decentralized alternatives to Facebook, Google, or Twitter because nobody's been able to ship one. This makes it sound like a technical problem, but it's also at least partially a market problem. It&#x27
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
Nice job taking initiative! Do you know if there's a technical reason for ad packets to be so small? I like the idea of using URIs, but if beacons automatically caused my device send arbitrary network requests along with any kind of id
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
Just do it all in the condition instead of separately: if ! command_that_may_error; then echo "{\"error\": \"Failed to connect to the database.\"}" >&2; exit 1; fi
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by matt_kantor 12y ago
Why not server-sent events[0]? var source = new EventSource('/some/url/path'); source.onmessage = doSomething; [0] http://dev.w3.org/html5/eventsource/
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
It looks like this change has more to do with XSS than the "big" exploit. The more serious fix occurred here: https://github.com/isaacs/st/commit/6b54ce2d2fb912eadd31e2c2... And here: https:/&
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
Isn't that only true if you assume locality?
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
I'm disappointed that this wasn't taken to its logical conclusion: use the backdoor to remote-patch affected routers.
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
https://github.com/wordnik/swagger-codegen
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
It doesn't have to be a 1:1 mapping; there are certainly valid scenarios where it might not make sense (or it might be prohibitively difficult) to provide a particular representation of a particular resource, but that doesn't mean
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
More information about the cameras would be nice. How do their lens sizes compare to the human eye? What kind of post-processing happens in the camera (if any)? What are the characteristics of the CCDs used? Etc.
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
As mentioned elsewhere in the comments, Jolla's first device launches today: http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/news/jolla-sailfish-os-power...
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
Not the same thing: http://www.sharedesk.net/spaces/view/2132/treasure-island-tr...
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
Will Assembly itself be open source?
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by matt_kantor 13y ago
Now it's upwards of 75M even if all voters are at the lower bounds of each range.