rchiniquy

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by rchiniquy 4y ago
Love to see this on the Steam Deck.
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by rchiniquy 5y ago
One problem is that dissent can be criminalized to intentionally break the information feedback loops which preserve liberty. Another problem I have with it is civil rights (I believe in them).
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by rchiniquy 6y ago
Which projector did you get, do you like it, is keystoning a problem?
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by rchiniquy 7y ago
The validity of the comparison aside, if Apple had bought Tesla in 2013, I feel pretty confident Tesla would be worth more now than it is.
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SSH with Facebook Auth(scaleft.com)
51 points by rchiniquy 10y ago|17 comments
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Post-quantum key exchange – a new hope [pdf](cryptojedi.org)
1 points by rchiniquy 10y ago|0 comments
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Client Certificates at Netflix(scaleft.com)
38 points by rchiniquy 10y ago|10 comments
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by rchiniquy 10y ago
Another great description of cryptographic mechanics from lvh… Kind of do want to understand how authentication works with nonces too though. Any good sources for that?
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A Checklist for Recognizing Flaws of Proposed “Exceptional Access” Systems(lawfareblog.com)
1 points by rchiniquy 10y ago|0 comments
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by rchiniquy 11y ago
I've been writing C on and off for 27 years or so and I still enjoyed this book from the list on your stackoverflow link: 21st Century C - Ben Klemens http://www.amazon.com/dp/1449327141/?tag=stackoverfl08-20
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by rchiniquy 11y ago
If you were to mandate a key rotation across all employees and mandate all employees use a keypair prepared for work and no other purpose I would rate those mandates as not being excessive. As patio11 notes, this would not at all be exces
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by rchiniquy 11y ago
Thanks so much for posting this. I read it so many years ago and have frequently wanted to refer back to it, but didn't remember the title. Very grateful.
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by rchiniquy 11y ago
Definitely true. Anywhere you see this general pattern it is probably hiding a bug like: https://github.com/react-bootstrap/react-bootstrap/issues/11...
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by rchiniquy 11y ago
Utterly surprised not yet to see a reference here to Peter Watt's Blindsight [1], which integrated Chernoff's faces as a data visualization. If you haven't read it yet, go read it. You'll thank me. 1. https://
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by rchiniquy 11y ago
Hi! I'm also one of the founders. We all have extensive open source experience, have grown up in open source communities, and love open source. We're not committing to 100% open source yet. We'll be pragmatic. We all want to
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by rchiniquy 12y ago
btw, since this Guardian article uses the "Compare Oakland to Brooklyn" trope, here's a great article putting change in Oakland into a historical context: http://nextcity.org/features/view/oakland-ge
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by rchiniquy 12y ago
Thanks for chiming in, media from London. Is it possible to write about this issue from a far-away or recently-arrived perspective? Worrying about this a decade or two sooner would've been more timely. The city changed dramatically fro
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by rchiniquy 12y ago
Cloud Monitoring at Rackspace - San Francisco https://monitoring.api.rackspacecloud.com/ We're the product Cloudkick grew into after being acquired. We love to collaborate with peers and make things for people who make
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by rchiniquy 13y ago
It seems obvious this is the same group that obstructed a Google bus in SF earlier this month. Protesting Google from the vantage point of a privileged SF resident wasn't sufficiently sympthetic, so they're cloaking themselves in
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by rchiniquy 13y ago
So it's like Floobits but for only one editor? https://floobits.com/
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Open News launches Source, an index of open journalism code(source.mozillaopennews.org)
1 points by rchiniquy 14y ago|0 comments
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by rchiniquy 15y ago
I've been really happy with JazzMoney: https://github.com/pivotalexperimental/jazz_money I'm looking over the limited documentation available and so far I'm not persuaded to switch. I'm very curious about measuring code coverage - nothing
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by rchiniquy 15y ago
Jasmine isn't what you're asking for, but you should use it in addition to what you're asking for.
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by rchiniquy 15y ago
Check out Berkeley if SF is full right now. There are a lot of student-group-house situations there and it's not a far Bart trip from SF.
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by rchiniquy 18y ago
You can just download all their data in a giant tarball and pull it out of there yourself.
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by rchiniquy 18y ago
Totally wondering about this myself. Not convinced Freebase is perfect for me.
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by rchiniquy 18y ago
Sure thing. You may as well try Pyroute first, since the system requirements there are a subset of the Rana requirements (it doesn't require GTK or Cairo, etc).
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by rchiniquy 18y ago
Yeah, I wasn't sure what kind of answer you were looking for. OSM provides exports of the street data which gives you the ability to either: A. Run a pre-existing routing program on it, such as http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Rana
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by rchiniquy 18y ago
Check out http://www.openstreetmap.org . They provide open-source map data and code (like rana which has a module for routing) that does least-cost routing. There are a variety of approaches based on simple graph algorithms like naive A*.
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by rchiniquy 18y ago
Code is not always requested just for the purpose of representing the applicant. Sometimes interviewers (like me) just want to have code to hand which you are guaranteed to be familiar with; It's nicer to reference code you've actually writ

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