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ooqr
9y ago
They're definitely prereqs to upper-level git wizardry
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ooqr
9y ago
Given this other reply: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14280369 We'll probably be able to use these techniques on other problems in the future as well.
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ooqr
9y ago
Heck, before my first web dev job, it was VERY difficult to get a foot in the door. Now I feel like getting a restraining order on recruiters.
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ooqr
9y ago
Try this as an example. https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2014/11/27/zero-kno...
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ooqr
9y ago
Title should really leave out all the bits between 'account' and the comma.
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ooqr
9y ago
The application I've inherited and support is a Rails app that does this. I hate this pattern. It's very difficult to change things and burdens the backend developer with the responsibility.
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ooqr
9y ago
> No, none of this platform is sane. It's not designed, it's evolved. Embrace the madness or fail. Username checks out. Thanks, ZenPsycho!
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ooqr
9y ago
Elm is neat but definitely goes against the very properties you're looking for. But if you want to take a peek down that road: http://mutanatum.com/posts/2017-01-12-Browser-FP-Head-to-Hea...
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ooqr
9y ago
Unless you want your PC to sleep and wake back up. That still takes a while to get resolved with every GPU apparently.
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ooqr
10y ago
I like the HN title more than the NYT title. Something behaving like a simulation is a funny way to describe it.
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ooqr
10y ago
That was really mostly the case in the cold of winter.
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ooqr
10y ago
That, and the snacks I buy and put in my fridge are better than the free snacks at work. Also I can take a shower in the middle of the day. Which is the best time.
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ooqr
10y ago
So then I wonder if with enough play, people can beat AlphaGo once more. Maybe would should let people have a chance to keep playing against AlphaGo till they recover from the flaws it finds in human games, and maybe human creativity can w
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ooqr
10y ago
Don't feed the trolls, man
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ooqr
10y ago
I'm pretty sure that was GP's point. The text is intentionally garbled with no identifiable first-language bias.
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ooqr
10y ago
You're digging up a philosophical morass, though. Please prove that you weren't indoctrinated. In general, it's not possible if you're assuming the possibility that people can be brainwashed to the degree of rejecting
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ooqr
10y ago
Religion can still hold on to the fact that the only position you can actually arrive at by reason alone is agnosticism. Hostility toward science by religion is irrational and self-defeating, as is the converse.
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ooqr
10y ago
We're planning homeschooling. We're religious (none of the above), but planning on exposing children to math and science at an early age, using Socratic dialogue to ferret out poor reasoning, teaching skepticism... Sometimes home
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ooqr
10y ago
We'll probably learn how to exploit human psychology faster than we learn how to treat or understand it.
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ooqr
10y ago
Writing is reusable and presumably most of the learning going on behind rapid technological expansion requires literacy. Even just to navigate around Khan Academy.
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10y ago
You sound like you're living the life my wife and I aim for. We'd like to homeschool full time as well to get the best possible education when we start having little ones. I'm still in the very early stage of my career (web
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10y ago
Did you read the article? It's actually well put together. The ability to identify what's being browsed by the path taken through the network is pretty interesting.
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Encryption Won’t Stop Your Internet Provider from Spying on You
(theatlantic.com)
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This isn't exactly what you asked for, but you might be interested in it anyway. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/02/ice-type-attacks-giv...
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10y ago
Cinnamon is a nice desktop environment. I figure if you like Mac window management, why not try Cinnamon? You get keyboard shortcuts for pushing windows around.
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10y ago
Let's just hope God doesn't patent any of it all.
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10y ago
I like that the book in the main link has a chapter dependency graph
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10y ago
I'd suggest learning it via Haskell or maybe Scala if you've found programming helps your understanding of mathematics as I have. Learning via doing, internalizing by example, then diving deeper into the then-easier theory is how
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10y ago
If only they were subtle. Sure. We can compromise between hardcore austere tech-nerd interface and Fisher Price my-first-GUI.
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10y ago
Do you think it's totally out-of-line for me to expect front-end web frameworks to help alleviate the style consistency and response-speed problems? Certainly we can come upon design conventions, but people would have to willingly sub
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