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That's when gnuplot carried me [video](youtube.com)
1 points by psanford 6y ago|0 comments
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by psanford 6y ago
> There is a lot speculation about the identity of these 8 accounts. We will only disclose this to the impacted accounts, however to address some of the speculation: none of the eight were Verified accounts.[0] [0]: https://tw
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An update on our security incident(blog.twitter.com)
547 points by psanford 6y ago|287 comments
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by psanford 6y ago
Matt Levine is still worth reading.
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by psanford 6y ago
Oh thank you Moxie for finally letting us turn off the PIN nagging UI!
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by psanford 6y ago
From the linked announcement: https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3906 > Applications in this store cannot be patched, or pinned. You can’t audit them, hold them, modify them or even point snap to a different store. You’ve as
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by psanford 6y ago
> I believe Google's DNS service is used for monitoring DNS traffic from IPs. This is then most likely used for personalisation, which aids Google's mission to take freedom and privacy away from nontechnical and technical users
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by psanford 6y ago
Just FYI, there's a go implementation of magic-wormhole that satisfies the requirements you've listed: https://github.com/psanford/wormhole-william
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by psanford 6y ago
Very nice summary!
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by psanford 6y ago
GRPC does not require you use a specific serialization format. However in practice just about everyone uses protobufs simply because it is well integrated for all languages.
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by psanford 6y ago
My understanding of gardening leave mostly comes from how Matt Levine talks about it: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-08-28/take-t...
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by psanford 6y ago
That's fairly common in investment banking and is called "gardening leave". My understanding is that in banking you get your salary but not your bonus during the gardening leave period.
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by psanford 6y ago
Set 8 questions can be found here: https://toadstyle.org/cryptopals/
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by psanford 6y ago
Weird. While you could copy that from the SliceTricks Go wiki page, you could also just use `sort.Sort(sort.Reverse())` which seems to address all of your complaints.
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by psanford 6y ago
A lot of us Go developers would probably say we like Go because "Go is useful" and leave off the rest. You are right, Go got more initial momentum because it came out of google and had Rob and Ken's names attached to it. But
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by psanford 6y ago
There's definitely a psychological element to it. I find I just don't trust search results with pictures next to them as much as I trust plaintext search results. The years and years of simple google results has trained me to be s
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by psanford 6y ago
AMP results are annoying enough on mobile that I switched my default search engine to duckduckgo on my phone.
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by psanford 6y ago
The trackpad criticism is fair. I switched to using tap-to-click on trackpads a long time ago (because of how bad linux handled MacBook trackpads) so thats not something that I particularly notice. My biggest complaint is the poor quality o
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by psanford 6y ago
Yes! That's something I really appreciate about ThinkPads.
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by psanford 6y ago
I've got two T480s (a personal one and a work issued one). I've been really happy with linux on these machines. My previous machine was an XPS 13. The XPS had nicer specs but I've been happier with the T480s. Specifically, th
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by psanford 6y ago
There is a way! Kinesis has a 60 day return policy if you buy directly from them. [0]: https://kinesis-ergo.com/support/returns/
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by psanford 6y ago
I know they've added a Go port since that release.
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by psanford 6y ago
Selling order flow isn't "selling the poor out". Reg NMS literally requires brokerages to route your orders to where they will get the best execution price. In general you as a retail investor get better execution prices beca
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by psanford 6y ago
The API Gateway v2 HTTP stuff makes this even easier[0]. I switched some old services over from the v1 stuff (using '{proxy}' routes) to the v2 API and I was a lot happier. I especially like that v2 has an option for Auto-deploy.
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by psanford 6y ago
It was running out of memory trying to compile `leim/ja-dic/ja-dic.el`. A segfault sounds like a different issue.
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by psanford 6y ago
As a funny aside, I built the emacs-native branch for the first time this week and I had to upgrade from 16GB to 32GB of ram for the build process to not run out of memory.
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by psanford 6y ago
"The process results in a client ID and, in some cases, a client secret, which you embed in the source code of your application. (In this context, the client secret is obviously not treated as a secret.)"[0] [0]: https:/&#x2
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by psanford 6y ago
Isn't it fairly common for config management tools to use agents? Chef and Puppet both do. Once your configuration management is tied into your CI/CD pipeline, I don't really see much of a difference between an agent running
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by psanford 7y ago
I'm worried about incentives and accidents. We've seen chrome plugins get sold to spammers after getting popular. We've seen AWS credentials accidentally leak into git repos. These are cases where the site might be ok one day
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by psanford 7y ago
No, its doesn't use any of the same protocols that Magic Wormhole uses.

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