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by qop 8y ago
Embarrassed question, but where is the code for this? I didn't see a github link or anything. Is it fast? These examples don't really mean much to me if they took several seconds to run, prolog can do most of this already, and its
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by qop 8y ago
It costs like ten dollars sometimes to rent a movie that probably costs them $0.30 to stream to me, they gotta be making some money
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by qop 8y ago
Not every language presents itself as an object to be marketed. Also, pony is still an early product. It's secure, but it still needs more work before extremely important work happens using pony. In that regard, it's better to att
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by qop 8y ago
I hate to say it, but this might be an instance where more jargon might help. "Memory safe" can have numerous implications because there are numerous methods for attacking memory of a program. As far as we know, there's no la
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by qop 8y ago
One bad countryman doesn't negate one good countryman. Even if droves of canadians turn into dipshits, you should do your best to represent your nation with dignity and elegance. Delineate inferiority with excellence, and allies will c
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by qop 8y ago
Not if it's got substance to it. If it's sarcastic and rude, then yeah, but this wasn't that. The other side of a coin is always bound to be the same size as the first side. A counter point to a point is necessarily similar,
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by qop 8y ago
#-#-# for Steve only "you can build whatever want on top of it" is a flashy way to say that "rust can't do that" in this instance. I suspect rust adoption would be much more effective if it wasn't presented as
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by qop 8y ago
You must not be a .NET programmer. I mean I guess, technically neither am I but I use f# on the side, and my jaw has been continuously dropped for the past 3-4 years at how well they're handling NET as an open platform. I use azure for
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by qop 8y ago
Google is bad, Microsoft is good, Walmart is turning good. What the hell timeline are we in right now This is surely some sort of ploy for tax purposes, right? If not taxes, something else, it's certainly not a common good proposal.
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by qop 8y ago
What the hell are we going to do when humans are multiplanetary? Keeping computers in track of time is already a mess and we aren't even on mars yet. I've worked in some dirty gross code, but messing around with time is one of thi
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by qop 8y ago
Ling has the concept of hypercalls, as if you were running plain Linux on xen. So, it's less an actual unikernel and more like a skin that molds itself to xen, and looks like a unikernel. So yes. But no.
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by qop 8y ago
There are too many cool languages and too few weekends. It's becoming more problematic, but at the same time it would seem impractical to optimize my life around learning every single thing that I want to learn. How do I decide which t
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by qop 8y ago
I can imagine if there was a more standard password definition, eventually specialized hardware would adapt to whatever the standard was, in terms of cracking attacks. I use a memory trick to have very strong passwords, but most people prob
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by qop 8y ago
You should still consider using an activitypub platform. I know mastodon has a decidedly lower quality of user, but I use a gnusocial instance and I have lots of interesting conversations. Now, there's degenerates there too, but they&#
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by qop 8y ago
So what if you then took positives from 5dig hash matches and searched then through 7dig hash matches? Like a sieve? With a good cache, thatd save some bandwidth. Maybe that's wishful thinking. I can't imagine checking new passwor
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by qop 8y ago
With that new interface, could you see yourself jotting down a "sentence" of APL that maybe you think of in a meeting or something? I mainly am interested in apl as a notation, there's a certain lispy zen to a language that u
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by qop 8y ago
Wow, actually I do remember that, and it sucked! So, I've never written apl, and I'm glad I read this comment because that's an excellent point you raise. To expand a bit, I was thinking about being able to notate computation
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by qop 8y ago
That's like asking how web development happens. Standards are sort of a double edged sword in infosec, because: * if I can just run a scripted audit and go home, then any dipshit can do that and security professionals won't have j
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by qop 8y ago
If you have time, would you care to expand?
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by qop 8y ago
I want to draw APL. Like with a stylus. That's pretty much how I'd want to use it, and the only way I'd bother. It's cool tech but it's general purpose appeal is nonexistent and there is already Julia and Matlab in
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by qop 8y ago
Represent the problem programatically. If there's some reason data is missing, use a symbol :idk, :not-provided, etc. Programs DO things, use what you're doing to describe your program, whenever possible. In a better world, max([]
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by qop 8y ago
Data has to be obtainable and is often dimensional. How would you have measured the speed of light in the forties? Even having lots of test cases, you wouldn't be able to deduce something like that with test cases alone.
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by qop 8y ago
So what do we do? How can people force the world to change to utilize talented people? Meritocracy works decently in software, but as a too to manage other humans or other groups of humans, is there any good evidence that it will work? Furt
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by qop 8y ago
Cliche, but How to Won Friends and Influence People, along with Atlas Shrugged were the 2 biggest influences for me when I was trying to get sober. Or rather, they kept me dedicated when I was getting sober and wanted to deviate.
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by qop 8y ago
There was a post the other day about a guy who targeted Reddit's CEO by essentially doxxing him and using geo targeted single shot ad runs with the guys name in big letters. Was that it?
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by qop 8y ago
All of these apps are essentially the same. I have to click some extra button or drag and drop some extra thing, and then when your service disappears I have to grab my export and figure out how to import it to the next one. What does your
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by qop 8y ago
Destroying biodiversity is a stretch, it's only three owls... Also, burrowing owls are Least Concern on IUCN red list. (Least Concern is their terminology, not mine, I don't agree with it) So it's not like there's really
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by qop 8y ago
Excellent form! I would LOVE to see more of this type of posting in HN. We're supposed to hack everything ! There was a really neat post the other day I think you might like about how someone made a shell script that performed a job l
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by qop 8y ago
Man, I am way the hell out of date! Thanks for searching that, I appreciate the gesture, I could've just googled it. I'm glad to see him in a position where he will be able to be more explorative though, that's gotta be a rel
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by qop 8y ago
Oh no! Well. What is Gilad up to now, I wonder? For such a talented researcher, that's gotta be demotivating for him. Bless him. I guess dart is basically ceylon now but with contravariance? Gradual typing gave it such a unique space.

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