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by nobody271 8y ago
Okay, I guess not. It wouldn't be right to deny someone a position based on that feature unless there were a way to link it to being abusive or something. When I said I agree with your sentiment I was just trying to avoid pissing OP of
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by nobody271 8y ago
Build up positive habits slowly. Once they're habits it doesn't take as much self control to do them.
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by nobody271 8y ago
What do you think it means? Are we mere automata?
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by nobody271 8y ago
No, I think they are both challenging. I'd say someone who knows a lot of back-end and a little front-end knows about as much as someone who knows a lot of front-end and a little backend. Except front-end insists on constantly changing
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by nobody271 8y ago
TIL
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by nobody271 8y ago
This is a terrible idea. When you give someone the ability to label someone else as mentally ill you will get abuse. You know the Stanford Prison experiment? The people doing the judging become like the guards. They have no personal respons
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by nobody271 8y ago
Where I saw it be successful it was a pretty good team actually. Like pretty much everyone on the team was a reasonable person. The way they did it was before you check into any branch (other than master) you need to get a code review from
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by nobody271 8y ago
Do I push back? If I care, yes. But I'm asking from the point of view of a team, not an individual on the team. How do you decide that something must be fixed?
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Ask HN: How do you do code reviews without getting silly over little things?
10 points by nobody271 8y ago|9 comments
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by nobody271 8y ago
I wish someone would release a good book on Metasploit. Every book and tutorial I've found has been either helpful but too short, out of date, or used an example which you couldn't follow along with (either because they used a fea
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by nobody271 8y ago
The main thing is encryption. Before you write anything to the image you encrypt it. That way even if someone does manage to recover all of the bits that you write they still can't read them (because they're encrypted). So even s
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by nobody271 8y ago
Did you manually implement the jpeg file format? How did you get it to save without jpeg compression overwriting your bits? I'm working on a similar project https://github.com/smchughinfo/steganographyjr but so fa
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by nobody271 8y ago
You're really shaking the hornets nest with that comment aren't you? lol. Well done. ...well done.
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Ask HN: Do you think my math website is a waste of time?
5 points by nobody271 8y ago|2 comments
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by nobody271 8y ago
You had me up until that last little bit at the end. No where did you make any reference to C until the end. You're kind of putting the cart before the horse aren't you?
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by nobody271 8y ago
I too am outside of my very (very very very) narrow five things that I can do BUT I've had the same question as you so allow me to throw some of my thoughts your way. It starts off with a rough guess about something hard to define and
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by nobody271 8y ago
Isn't this a felony? No seriously. I believe the law is phrased like "if you use a network in a way that it was not intended to be used". It's one of those laws that everyone is guilty of, and people even write blog post
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by nobody271 8y ago
hmm, yeah, I might too once their recommender system gets a little better. It would definitely save time.
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by nobody271 8y ago
There doesn't seem to be the right niche. Maybe if they restricted it to fiction and documentaries but Vimeo already has that niche covered. Maybe Netflix could acquire Vimeo. btw imo Vimeo has a lot of excellent videos. They're
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by nobody271 8y ago
NO! This is why I can't find anything on Google without getting n lists of m ways. No one at all needs a list of ways to get better at nmap. They need a quality up to date tutorial or a book. They don't need an article with six ra
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by nobody271 8y ago
He's basically copying Kurzweil's idea about the concept you get when you extend Moore's law into the past. But then he throws in something about being a bridge between the Japanese techno scene and the San Francisco rave sce
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by nobody271 8y ago
Because it's been pretty close for months. I fix one thing and instantly discover something else that needs fixed. Those temporary fixes are all built on top of each other and I started seeing some undefined behavior as a result. It mi
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by nobody271 8y ago
By inlining assets they just include them as Base64 and then getAssetUrl. Yeah, that seems like the right way to be doing things imo. Honestly, it's better and provides a non-proprietary standard document format thats as simple or powe
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by nobody271 8y ago
OneNote does the first three. AFAIK you need to use the screen snip tool for the second. You can use Windows-Key+G to screen record it.
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by nobody271 8y ago
This will seem very low effort because I just looked up USB Microscope on Amazon but I have a similar one and it's very cool. https://www.amazon.com/Jiusion-Magnification-Endoscope-Micro...
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by nobody271 8y ago
disqualified! That sounds like a success to me.
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by nobody271 8y ago
What was the side project that you gave up on?
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by nobody271 8y ago
That's not my design, lol. I just grabbed a template off the internet so that I had something to work with. https://w3layouts.com/grocery-shoppy-ecommerce-bootstrap-res... I had never got to the point where I focused o
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by nobody271 8y ago
Are you hesitent to take on new projects now? Part of the reason I kept trying was a resolution to finish my projects.
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by nobody271 8y ago
A text editor? Why? That's an interesting thing to work on.

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