pedrovhb

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   by pedrovhb 6y ago

   What's a legitimate, non-nefarious reason for an app to do that?
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   by pedrovhb 6y ago

   I use an ErgoDox EZ exclusively. I have fairly big hands and can comfortably hit 3 of the thumb keys on each side and regularly use them. The other 3 aren't really reachable in a typing "stance" but can be used for functional
3. 153.▲
   by pedrovhb 6y ago

   "First, assume all cows are spherical..."
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   by pedrovhb 6y ago

   > And impressively, PyPy [PyPy3 v7.3.1] only takes 0.31s to run the original version of the benchmark. So not only do they get rid of most of the overheads, but they are significantly faster at unicode conversion as well. Wow, that&#x27
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   by pedrovhb 6y ago

   Admirable dedication! It feels like a crime to go so far with medium format and not show large resolution scans, though. Maybe it's to avoid hurting the sale of prints? Understandable I guess, but considering the amazing resolution you
6. 156.▲
   by pedrovhb 6y ago

   Gorgeous shot!
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   by pedrovhb 7y ago

   Thanks for the understandable breakdown. This is very interesting indeed, but at an equivalent f/555 I don't see many practical applications for this either. For context, usual photography uses apertures from f/1.2 to f/
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   by pedrovhb 7y ago

   I've always liked i3 a lot but it was a real pain to get some stuff working (like connecting a new monitor, or having to deal with wifi and bluetooth, or using two different keyboard layouts). Everything had to be configured, and while
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   by pedrovhb 7y ago

   I just got an Ergodox-EZ (ergonomic split keyboard which takes some adapting to), and their helpful training tool [0] leverages WebUSB (which I didn't even know about before I started using it). It's useful because it can talk to
10. 160.▲
    by pedrovhb 7y ago

    Yup, it works with everything, not text-based.
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    by pedrovhb 7y ago

    For all the pains it introduces because everything Just Stops Working™, I find the i3 window manager to be fantastic for my windowing workflow. Once you have decided what goes into each workspace and have a bit of muscle memory for the tili
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    by pedrovhb 7y ago

    For those unfamiliar with Bobby: https://xkcd.com/327/
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    A list of useful payloads and bypasses for Web Application Security(github.com)

    3 points by pedrovhb 7y ago|0 comments
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    by pedrovhb 7y ago

    Well, in their credit, they're the ones whose system won't go down from an XSS payload on a plate.
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    by pedrovhb 7y ago

    A couple of years ago I made a bit of cash by arbitraging within an exchange. It had both BTC and fiat pairs for all other cryptos, and in some cases buying one, converting to the other and then selling back could net a profit even with fee
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    by pedrovhb 7y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Florianópolis - Remote preferred I'm a developer who specializes in building scrapers and crawlers. I can either build them from the ground up, or help optimize crawlers you already have. I build fast and efficient crawl