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oskarkv
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oskarkv
15y ago
I don't know about 15-30 minutes, but for anyone interested in learning Clojure, I have collected these links that I found interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aoeav_T1ARU http://blip.tv/clojure/clojure-for-java-programmers-1-of-2
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oskarkv
15y ago
I'm just wondering: What if I used SHA-1 a million times on the password, i.e. hashing the hash over and over. Wouldn't that make it much more time-consuming for an attacker? Or am I missing something? The input every time but the first wou
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oskarkv
15y ago
You know the most about your life and your ideas -- you decide! I'm trying to come up with some more wisdom but I don't think I can.
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oskarkv
15y ago
I want to see that IRL. Is there any more compelling evidence that that actually works?
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oskarkv
15y ago
When I read your comment I started tinking about Settlers of Catan. I think SoC is more interesting than Monopoly, but there is still way too much luck involved for my taste. I have been trying to come up with a way to take the luck out of
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oskarkv
16y ago
When I read this I'm thinking of Unskilled and Unaware of It [1]. You know how hard golf is because you have som experience with golf. But probably lots of things that you don't think would be as hard as golf actually is just as hard. [1]
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oskarkv
16y ago
That's the goal of Arc. :)
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oskarkv
16y ago
How did you add the type hints?
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oskarkv
16y ago
50-minute talk on simplicity (simple meaning not compound) as a place to start (and a little bit on Clojure): http://clojure.blip.tv/file/4824610/
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oskarkv
16y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ijf6RysNq9I#t=36m37s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ijf6RysNq9I#t=39m05s Looks like he's been playing hockey or something, not a computer game.
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oskarkv
16y ago
'The mathematician sighs. "I'd like to talk to her, but first I have to cover half the distance between where we are and where she is, then half of the distance that remains, then half of that distance, and so on. The series is infinite. Th