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by nyan4 11y ago
> Since it's now clear that "many eyes makes all bugs shallow" is patently false "patently false". Proof needed, please, we have enough FUD.
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by nyan4 11y ago
> defense of laws which guarantee freedom Some powerful organizations are doing a lot of illegal surveillance for decades despite of those laws. Shall we stop using HTTPS in the meantime?
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by nyan4 11y ago
> How many so-called "engineers" are afraid to write small, trivial programs lest they be laughed at? Very few. Engineers love simple and reliable stuff. You might be thinking CS graduates.
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by nyan4 11y ago
> A strong culture can bind a team together in fantastically productive ways. However, a strong culture can also lead to groupthink and exclude voices that would help build an even better team. You are conflating "strong" with
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by nyan4 11y ago
Tor, not TOR
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by nyan4 11y ago
> Not all projects are about being sensible. This is "hacker" News after all. Problem is: people in the node.js community have a pattern of going from the "weekend hack" to the "production" stage in weeks.
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by nyan4 11y ago
Node.js seems to be popular only here. http://cbcg.net/blog/2012/02/03/if-youre-using-nodejs-youre-...
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by nyan4 11y ago
Citation needed
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by nyan4 11y ago
> food is heavily regulated to ensure the health of the nation Oh the irony.
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by nyan4 11y ago
If you are implying that insects are staple food in asia, that is simply not true.
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by nyan4 11y ago
Browsers are some of the most complex and [therefore] vulnerable applications. Implementing more functionalities into them is really bad for security.
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by nyan4 11y ago
"It seems to originate from a Microsoft interview question." Using inefficiency to solve problems, I'm not surprised.
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by nyan4 11y ago
>anarchism I don't think it means what you think it means.