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mordocai
11y ago
Read some other comments. It is only if you check the store password option and lastpass has been very responsive in fixing the issues since they disclosed them privately.
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11y ago
1pass likely has similar problems (if you are talking about 1password)
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11y ago
Very good post but ewwwww to the way you have to implement it in Javascript. Still, seems very accessible and useful to people who don't feel like going through the trouble of learning/building a "real" lisp but will rea
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11y ago
I like the illustrations, but I love Land of Lisp which is filled with them so... I think I'm already predisposed toward illustrations in text.
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They didn't want to change it. They wanted to throw it away and replace it. Not exactly a fork.
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11y ago
Unless you also show that a majority of people are getting less than 6 hours of sleep a night I don't see how the summary you gave shows that people are not getting enough sleep. I did not read your link.
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Oh yeah, I wasn't meaning to complain really. It just made no sense to me because I hadn't already read part 1 - 13 I'm sure.
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Started reading this, was confused, thought "WTH this is for programmers(not computer scientists)?". Then realized it is part 14. Oh well, guess I need to start at part 1...
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11y ago
Did the post get updated after you left this comment? The post I read talks about lisp.
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11y ago
Yep. You certainly won't hear me advocate that, but I believe that people are doing it.
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11y ago
React and angular.js don't really solve the same problems (though angular 2 is incorporating some react-like techniques). React is only the V (arguably a bit of C) from MVC, where as angular.js provides all three but does a rather crap
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11y ago
I got a bad view of school in general via my similar childhood experiences. I went to community college because my parents pushed me to get a degree, but I had a kid before I was done with college and went into the workforce and now have no
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In that case it does not ruin the standup to allow you to remain sitting, or have everyone sitting. Actual standing up was one point they recommended out of multiple and is not necessary for the practice to be useful.
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To be fair, they mention(with no sources) physiological benefits to standing up.
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11y ago
Something with no wireless features at all(I think the no-feature nissan versa might be that way?). Not because their manufacturer cares about security, but because of less attack vectors.
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I didn't say it was so if someone in the group had a problem. I said it was in the group's best interest. Someone making the group look bad to anyone is bad for the group because it limits the(already pretty small really) potentia
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11y ago
Sure, but that makes it hard to draw a line. I feel the main point with these covenants is to give more or less incontrovertible authority to kick someone out when they violate it. Theoretically it settles a lot of counter-arguments the per
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I don't particularly like the way that whole thing was handled (and Coraline said she didn't feel she handled it optimally, even if she didn't apologize) but I think the concepts are still sound. Having someone post things in
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11y ago
According to some people I have seen argue against a code of conduct they would still accept your work because your insults/attacks have "nothing to do with the code".
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Some people are bad test takers. That doesn't mean they shouldn't get through college when college is equivalent to what high school used to be (a basic ticket into the workforce). I think it is perfectly valid to need more time a
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11y ago
They could identify users by their auth and store that data with the commits instead of relying on the user email. You either have to provide username/password, API token, or ssh key to push to a github repo. All of these identify you
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11y ago
It's a known negotiating technique. You ask for something unreasonable that you know you can't get, then back down to something more reasonable(what you actually wanted) during negotiation.
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11y ago
Off topic, but I find I do what you described with a lot of things. For instance, I am generally on the anti-copyright (and anti or less patents, at least for software) side but I will still take full advantage of the current system. I also
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Engineers only have the ability to become obscenely wealthy through business, not really through being an engineer. Artists can do the same. Both artists and engineers can become wealthy through this method if copyright didn't exist. A
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The point is to be a counterpoint to all the tor exit node horror stories. The point is not to have interesting content.
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My last statement may be too strong, but I still believe there is a very strong amount of nurture in our culture regarding gender differences. Things like "girls like pink" is a big one considering that previously it was boys who
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I like the argument and Django Girls, but the article seems to act like some things are inherently feminine. Pink has only been considered feminine relatively recently, for instance, previously the blue/pink thing was reversed. I have
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The author's stated reasons for why dynamic languages are used may be valid (I use them because the type of job I like to get usually does) but there are real advantages to them. It is much easier to quickly prototype or experiment in
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To be fair, with nearly every license you have to do something. GPL just has you do extra things. Almost every license requires you to include the Copyright notice and copy of the license along with your code and usually in the running prog
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11y ago
Only for hardware. Typically for wireless and video drivers. If you use an Intel video card and Intel wireless (the former of which you can only do if you don't care for intensive 3D apps) then you can get away with no OS level proprie
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