riquito

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by riquito 10y ago
I want ≤ but I don't want syntax errors in my code.
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by riquito 10y ago
I like the use of ligatures to write <= as ≤
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by riquito 10y ago
> if they're doing more good than harm, it's probably ethical. uh, no. For example is unethical to sacrifice a few human lives to do horrible experiments ignoring their will to save many more, right?
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by riquito 10y ago
Is there any plan to let smartphones, both Android and iOS, tu support changing the DNS at system level without rooting the device? So that it works with cellular data and that you don't need to change it for every wifi?
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by riquito 10y ago
> Was it just the technological advance of Google-Matrix (Page Rank) and Map-Reduce? Well, yes, it was simply that. It was the difference between a search engine that works and one that doesn't. For example, most sites back then had
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by riquito 10y ago
It was either support EME or become the browser where you can't see any video. https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/05/reconciling-mozillas-missi...
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by riquito 10y ago
> There's nothing at all wrong with this. Sure, no server has ever been compromised and his binaries replaced... The good old pgp signatures, circle of trusts, etc are not for show. Eck, it's not even served from github.com bu
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by riquito 10y ago
It's easier to limit who misbehave that way
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by riquito 10y ago
Hi Steve, thank you. Can you link the bug so that I know where to look at the next time?
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by riquito 10y ago
Since Rust people read hn... the version 1.16 is at the bottom of https://thanks.rust-lang.org/ , while it should appear before 1.15
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SnoozeTabs and Pulse: New Experiments Coming to Firefox Test Pilot(blog.mozilla.org)
3 points by riquito 10y ago|0 comments
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by riquito 10y ago
I use xmonad, It's consuming 5MB right now, uptime of 10 days, I'm more than happy. If this is a "huge" consume I wonder what are your expectations
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by riquito 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13623821
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by riquito 10y ago
Someone upvote the parent, I can do it just once!
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by riquito 10y ago
Maybe you could add a responsive right bar with the list of methods, visible when the screen is large enough. My 24'' monitor has 30% wasted space right now.
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by riquito 10y ago
WhatsApp didn't exist yet
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by riquito 10y ago
I'm ignorant on the subject, how can hundred/thousands messages per minute be a real use case? I would expect such massive amount to be parsed by robots, not humans, and in that case why use IRC at all instead of a queue system li
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by riquito 10y ago
It doesn't help that many variables are objects, and const means that you cannot reassign the variable, not that you cannot modify it. e.g. const x = {}; x.foo = 'it works!'
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by riquito 10y ago
I've been quite happy with pycodestyle (formerly pep8), using autopep8 to automatically apply fixes when deemed safe.
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by riquito 10y ago
> Considering they 50x'd their worst case scenario Nitpick: they 10x'd their worst case scenario
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by riquito 10y ago
Which is identical to write "cmd; nextCommand" E.g. sleep 2; echo it works
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by riquito 10y ago
> It's not necessarily the new shiny rather than just the next step to making things easier for devs It's more testable, maintainable and reusable, but easier certainly not.
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by riquito 10y ago
supervisord
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by riquito 10y ago
> I instantly want to post a link to Guantanamo as a counter argument. That's not a counter argument, it's the same kind of argument against a different country
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Enpass Password Manager(enpass.io)
1 points by riquito 10y ago|0 comments
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by riquito 10y ago
enpass.io, it supports pretty much every platform
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by riquito 10y ago
Your customers will blame you: you don't want it to happen. Even if amazon pay you some damage you may lose trust or your whole business in the meantime.
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by riquito 10y ago
What if one or many "leak" on purpose tons of passwords? We end up forcing people to use password managers (or post-it)?
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by riquito 11y ago
I think you're both correct (or wrong ^_^). Silicon valley startups compete based on better products, but against well founded competitors.
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by riquito 11y ago
> That's really not a fair summary of the situation. Apple took a stand, rightly in my view, to dig their heels in under the request to make a permanent back door for FBI (and likely other groups) usage. There is a massive differenc

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