myhf

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by myhf 11y ago
Staying up until 3 doesn't mean never sleeping. Plenty of people operate on a delayed sleep phase because they are more comfortable doing certain types of work at night. At some stages in a company's growth, hacking is more import
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by myhf 11y ago
Actually, pushing objects is a smaller privilege.
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by myhf 11y ago
> I found the title a bit misleading. Don't worry, someone will be along shortly to change the title to something even more misleading.
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by myhf 11y ago
I think associating programming with childish blocks is less of a risk than associating programming with menial, simple, useless tasks. Most people never get a chance to develop a feel for iteration and emergent behavior, because they have
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by myhf 11y ago
No one doubts that it's happening. But the reasoning and the mechanisms are opaque, which leads people to speculate.
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by myhf 11y ago
Good point, there's no reason a business should be responsible for the liabilities it incurs.
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by myhf 11y ago
He doesn't actually work for Verizon.
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by myhf 11y ago
The problem is that WordPress is designed as one big airtight hatchway. Any attack that gets through the first hatch has no further obstacles to persistence. Compare that to any application with a fully-reproducible build step. If it gets c
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by myhf 11y ago
The maximum possible level: a self-hosting compiler.
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by myhf 11y ago
If we write a Webpack Hot-Module-Replacement plugin for it, the natural name would be earl-grey-hot.
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by myhf 11y ago
You can tunnel through stenography, but it's very slow.
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by myhf 11y ago
There's an incorrectly joined infinitive in the second sentence.
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by myhf 11y ago
In mathematics we don't say that something is "clearly bullshit." We say that it "requires the axiom of choice."
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by myhf 12y ago
Greg Egan produced a good visualization of flattening a torus: https://vimeo.com/71479159
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by myhf 12y ago
Albert doesn't know the day. The problem states that Albert and Bernard know the month and day respectively .
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by myhf 12y ago
The article described the type of situation this arises in: when you want to use arbitrary data as keys of a map, for example when grouping a collection of objects by one of their properties. Any implementation of a hash/map/dicti
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by myhf 12y ago
http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/progress/arithmetic.html
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by myhf 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/20rCfSM.jpg
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by myhf 12y ago
It should work on most systems that have a /proc filesystem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procfs If you don't have /proc but do have ps (1), you could get the parent pid like this: PID := $(ps -p $
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by myhf 12y ago
Not in exactly the same way, but every unixy system has some way of finding the parent pid and looking up its command line.
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by myhf 12y ago
The Urbit demo video is really cool: https://vimeo.com/75312418
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by myhf 12y ago
In comparison to Angular, React is more idiomatic . It is very easy to reason about the scope, lifecycle, and performance of React components if you are familiar with JavaScript as a language. In comparison with Backbone/JQuery, React
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by myhf 12y ago
Fees? Shouldn't you be getting that amount back in loyalty points?
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by myhf 12y ago
They didn't ask him to implement a game. The game board was a metaphor for an arbitrary network of states.
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by myhf 12y ago
http://pastebin.com/GtprNCXK
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by myhf 12y ago
It re-creates items even when they have unique identifiers? Is that a bug?
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by myhf 12y ago
And if he didn't invest in their startup and made sure no one else invested either, he'd probably be really nice about showing them the door.
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by myhf 12y ago
hexdump -C /dev/random | grep --color '\W$\w$$\w$\W*$\w$$\w$\W*\4\3\W*\2\1'
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by myhf 12y ago
The weary white wolf yawns in the wind-swept wetlands. Autumn colors blow.
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by myhf 12y ago
Richard Stallman had a frustrating experience thirty years ago when he couldn't debug a software issue for lack of access to the source code. Since then he has used "evil" to mean anything that impedes programmers' abili

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