rburhum

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   by rburhum 11y ago

   If you change the function pointer, then you have to be aware of the calling convention used by the compiler and make sure you replicate it. Another can of worms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_calling_conventions
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   Hi. I don't know how to program (otherwise I would do this myself), but can you port this to Google+ please? My office blocks twitter. Thanks!
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   I understand how encryption works :) I was talking specifically about this scenario where the phone pin may be 4 or 6 numbers and Apple is helping them.
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   So if I get this right, they want to (1) disable the delete feature after x retries (therefore enabling unlimited retries) and (2) enable to submit tries via a connector/wifi, bluetooth (therefore enabling a bruteforce approach). What
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   I see an OSM map and that makes me happy... however then I attempt to zoom scroll (in or out) and, instead, it pans up and down (!?!?!?). First instinct is "this non-sensical UX has to be an ESRI map". Of course, I was right.
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   This is one of those moments where I wish there was a nice way to express sarcasm. I hope your comment was meant to be delivered with it. A lot of it.
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   I evaluated 15 different similar solutions and trying to settle on one. Curious as to what your friends are switching to.
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   If the word "product" is used in the context of "Business Model" (as in right under the "Business Model" subtitle), then it is fair to assume the definition of Business product https://en.wikipedia
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   by rburhum 11y ago

   > Business Model? > We're a long way off from worrying about this, but we'll > never run an ad-supported business again. And Keybase will > never sell data. > [....] > But, as stated above, there is currently
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Yesterday I was being a bit of an ass to a few people about how "the whole point of using git is so that we can do decentralized code management and why these dependencies were being pulled from our private github if the could be sent
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Oh, I remember reading something about this in the book "Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret Military Base"
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    This is HNs, plenty of people think they know everything about startups because they can deploy a React app on Digital Ocean. Running a startup is difficult as hell, so IMHO, if an app manages to have a successful launch, then more power to
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    That's a clever use of leaflet. Cool.
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    This makes sense. What bank would want to have a public ledger effectively advertising their customer data?
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    I have been doing C++ for almost 2 decades and at a particular stage I was able to say that I knew the language with a self-proclaimed score of "8 out of 10". Nowadays, I would give myself a "4.5". The crazy thing is tha
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    Mobile Cross-Platform Development in C++ (slides SF-CPP Meetup Group)(slideshare.net)

    1 points by rburhum 11y ago|0 comments
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    > Is not being worked on by anyone else (i.e. no direct competitors). This implies you are creating a new market, and that is not easy - or cheap - to execute.
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Thanks! Best advice ironically is to buy one of these $99 boards and try it out. Watch other people. Check out beginner videos on YouTube (I know do exercise routines for surfers from there). Ah, and super important, is to find a beach that
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Can confirm. I bought one of these for $99 in February. Used it for 6 months while I learned. Switched to a $900 pin tail two months ago. Oh and I lost 32lbs (mostly fat) in the process. Best $99 I spent this year.
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    GPlates Web Portal – Visualization of Plate Tectonics(portal.gplates.org)

    4 points by rburhum 11y ago|0 comments
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    GPlates Web Portal – Visualization of plate tectonics(portal.gplates.org)

    2 points by rburhum 11y ago|0 comments
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    The Direct Connect description is gold: "It's like Stacking cash on the sidewalk and lighting it on fire" Pretty spot on...
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    This reply is as solid as your blog post. I wish I could upvote you more.... Thank you for the post - I loved it.
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Not using Google Fusion Tables :) https://www.amigocloud.com/api/v1/users/22/projects/3153/dat... By the way, here is the data in many different formats (kml, shapefile, geojson, etc) in case y
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Mmm... there are some large areas that have no pickups in April: http://i.imgur.com/FRnH4zM.jpg
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    I have used boost for several big projects with an extended code base and it always creates various issues with the build. If you use it extensively, you will realize that certain parts are not header only; you will need to link it with l
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    First reaction: "Header only - This is great!" Then I read: "Dependencies boost". OK, moving on...
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    I realize that certain intelligence agencies already have the ability to remotely turn on various sensors on my phone, but to enable a more generic version of this...Hell no. I'd rather take the "hassle" of entering the code
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Django's South does this. http://south.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tutorial/part1.html And now, the next version of that is built into Django core. https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.
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    by rburhum 11y ago

    Ben is one of those guys that looks at the world differently. Smart as hell, humble and fun to hang out with. Hardcore OSM user!