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by nilved 9y ago
Like, why should I even click the link?
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by nilved 9y ago
No, my claim is simply that NIST sponsorship is not a good reason to use it.
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by nilved 9y ago
> The reality is that you should use SHA-3. I'm making this as a broad recommendation for people who do not know much about cryptography. You can't go wrong with the NIST's standard. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by nilved 9y ago
> Show me one example since say, 1980. Also, it has to be in this room!
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by nilved 9y ago
Why should we trust it this time?
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by nilved 9y ago
> Lisp, the granddaddy of all FP languages, is dynamically typed. Lisp is a multi-paradigm language of which FP is one of them. You're referring to Standard ML or Haskell and that should explain why people conflate FP with static t
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by nilved 9y ago
This is the greatest thing I've read in a while.
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by nilved 9y ago
Lua is a great language and MoonScript improves on it even further. I used MoonScript to write a load balancer with OpenResty recently, and World of Warcraft interface code six years ago. :)
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by nilved 9y ago
This is bad advice.
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by nilved 9y ago
> Atoms are atoms, regardless of how "advanced" they are, they're still atoms. "Killing" people (if you can call it that) is fine.
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by nilved 9y ago
Get real.
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by nilved 9y ago
This is a pretty cool idea. I think we really need something like this.
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by nilved 9y ago
They're getting rid of extensions and replacing them with Web extensions.
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by nilved 9y ago
I didn't say there was a legal obligation. Clearly we are in agreement that Trump is in the wrong here. We can say Trump should release his tax returns without requiring them or any other citizen to do so.
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by nilved 9y ago
You could if I was running for President. What a dumb thing to say.
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by nilved 9y ago
> Firefox took marketshare from IE when that was impossible. It could do it again with Chrome, if things change a bit. Maybe, but they're getting rid of extensions instead, so they're effectively committing suicide.
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by nilved 9y ago
From the last couple paragraphs this reads like a16z is still mad over getting fired years ago. They should know that being fired is a traumatic experience, and not use this as justification for their future carelessness. Two wrongs don&#
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by nilved 9y ago
Actually it is the platform.
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by nilved 9y ago
Your game needs some serious work. Maybe if your developers had 4 GB RAM on their computers the constraint would benefit them.
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by nilved 9y ago
Are you saying that 16 GB isn't enough?
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by nilved 9y ago
I'll the first to admit that bash sucks, but the only thing you mentioned that is part of bash is `2>&1`.
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by nilved 9y ago
Am anarchist, can agree
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by nilved 9y ago
Good lord, Web people, stop it. You are embarrassing yourselves. We already have standards and you need to stop recreating everything in JavaScript.
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by nilved 9y ago
You misread their comment
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by nilved 9y ago
A lot of those posts are probably "Angular is dead" or "React is better than Angular"
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by nilved 9y ago
Do you have any thoughts on my post rather than "no?"
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by nilved 9y ago
I trust Tor more: https://blog.torproject.org/blog/trouble-cloudflare You also mention Cloudflare hosting onion addresses, which is possibly the worst-case-scenario. Can you imagine Cloudbleed on Tor?
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by nilved 9y ago
Cloudflare is one of the worst companies there is. They weaken the security of the web. They block Tor users from using many popular websites. They host websites that offer the same DDOS services they will charge you for protection from.
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by nilved 9y ago
This is EEE.
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by nilved 9y ago
This post is hilarious. You're the embodiment of HN.

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