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by richo 13y ago
Yeah, and if that didn't directly contravene SPDY's specification it'd be a great option: http://www.chromium.org/spdy/spdy-protocol/spdy-protocol-dra...
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by richo 13y ago
> Secure by default > SPDY Choose one, SPDY mandates gzip, and gzip in SSL/TLS is vulnerable to leaking repeated plaintext, eg cookies in nearly every implementation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CRIME_(secur
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by richo 13y ago
Is lisp meant to be "the lisps", or is common lisp to be assumed and scheme a seperate choise?
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Choon: A pebble watchapp to control iTunes(blog.psych0tik.net)
4 points by richo 13y ago|0 comments
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by richo 13y ago
Maybe I'm just an old fart, but I much prefer the {g,Mac}vim icon. Most of it is tolerable, but the sparkles just went too far imo.
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by richo 13y ago
Dammit, he's better at that game than I am. On a fucking banana.
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by richo 13y ago
Nifty example, but this is why we have integration test suites. PyPy, jython, ironpython etc all had/have incompatibilities as the language evolves and as they work out the quirks in their respective runtimes. This isn't compatible with cpy
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by richo 13y ago
No.
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by richo 13y ago
You can also tweak the subdomain to change the number of cats.
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by richo 13y ago
For a junior position, yeah I'd get you in for an interview on the back of this. Anyone who would make a hiring decision without talking to you is insane (And you don't want to work for crazy people).
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by richo 13y ago
It depends what encryption algorithm you used. In short- Maybe.
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by richo 13y ago
Sorry my bad. Typing from memory on my phone. Thanks for clearing it up!
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by richo 13y ago
Background tasks, check out dispatch.vim[1] https://github.com/tpope/dispatch-vim
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by richo 13y ago
I see your point (and in my view- screw contributing if it means interacting with trac), but reading over that issue it does look like his patch wasn't backwards compatible. The issue was reopened 5 weeks ago so hopefully it resolves well :
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by richo 13y ago
Speaking as the author of a tremendous amount of software noone uses, I found this ridiculous. Sometimes it does hurt- mainly when you explain why what you're doing is better (or at least attempt to in objective terms) and someone still use
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by richo 13y ago
Ignoring the self-involvement inherent in the article, if you want to contribute to something big (There's nothing wrong with wanting that sense of "I helped build this"); go contribute to a big FOSS project! Fix a bug in rails[1] or django
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Git: Resolving diabolical merges(blog.psych0tik.net)
1 points by richo 13y ago|0 comments
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by richo 13y ago
Shouldn't that be what we're striving for? Much though I really hate to admit this, npm and the node community are on the right track here.
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by richo 13y ago
Is it though? Take this example, there's really no reason for me to do anything EXCEPT that the upstream dependencies have been yanked. Now I need to do a bunch of porting.
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The point of writing software isn't to maintain it forever(richo.psych0tik.net)
1 points by richo 13y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: _vm – a generic version manager framework(github.com)
7 points by richo 13y ago|0 comments
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by richo 13y ago
1. You enjoy/love it. FIN.
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by richo 14y ago
Cheers. It's a totally reasonable decision, and I agree with it generally- except in cases like this. I'll have a look through this issue and articulate my stance if it's not already represented.
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by richo 14y ago
Is it optional to show who you tip? I'm curious about who's contributions they're thanking. I'm guessing the people who've written the FOSS heroku runs on, but very curious.
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by richo 14y ago
Portability goes a long way, and iirc it's a smaller form factor. That said, I'm not sure that I'd choose it over the pixel either.
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by richo 14y ago
Not sure. I haven't seen one in the flesh, but I've heard good things about it. Nothing first, or even second hand though. Personally, I wouldn't buy an ultrabook for the graphics performance, cooling is just too problematic to do anything
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by richo 14y ago
Dell just released their native-linux-running XPS: http://www.dell.com/Learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... 1080p screen and you can assume the hardware works with linux.
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by richo 14y ago
Marketing is hard. Open source is less dicking around and more time to write software.
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by richo 14y ago
Can you add a readme for what it's meant to do? It seems opinionated to the point of being meaningless.
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by richo 14y ago
My recollection could have been wrong, I seemed to recall the dialog seeming a little contrived but not to the degree you describe. I might try to pull it out of cache and then reconsider.

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