rrobukef

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by rrobukef 9y ago
Sorry for the confusion, JadeNB is correct: open type unions. For when you want plugin-like code without significant recompilations.
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by rrobukef 9y ago
My general 'serious' search workflow is: try googling three different keyword combinations. Open all acceptable results in new tabs. I wont lose time for loading, I already wait enough. This generally creates peaks of 50+ tabs. Ho
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by rrobukef 9y ago
Open type variation require existential types. Not the easy types people are used to.
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by rrobukef 9y ago
Anti-trust suits in europe, Embrace extend extinguish. That list is shrinking though.
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by rrobukef 9y ago
Imagine you're using excel. Or something with HTML & javascript. `Click for a new match subtable...`
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by rrobukef 9y ago
Only half of the setup are electro magnets. The other half are permanent. If the elevator falls the permanent magnets will induce the coils.
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by rrobukef 9y ago
It should be as easy as possible to develop. But as strict as possible to ensure correctness. Practically it will be at least as hard as creating the same contract. I chose strict languages, not assembly.
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by rrobukef 9y ago
Microsoft too
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by rrobukef 9y ago
Such a simple scripting language should not be used. Agda or Idris are way better alternatives. For something as important as money and contracts we should leave no doubt. Writing contracts is hard, programming should be hard too.
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by rrobukef 9y ago
It's automatically embedded by the build script ;)
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by rrobukef 9y ago
Most of the behavioural patterns are eased by fp techniques like lambdas+currying and adt/pattern matching (visitors are well known losers). The structural patterns are however much more a pain in fp while they feel natural in oo. Faca
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by rrobukef 9y ago
That day has come and gone. What will we do about it?
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by rrobukef 9y ago
The author has strong opinions about the security of standard TLS/SSL. He activated client side certifications for good security. The setup is mentioned in one of his blog posts, his opinion in another.
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by rrobukef 9y ago
I'd say not holding to the standards of robots.txt and 403-Forbidden is quite malicious, just not evil or bad. If you build a crawler, you should play nice. But bot A-D were easily discouraged. Eddie however is another problem. It over
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by rrobukef 9y ago
I find unsigned types more dangerous than signed bounded types. For unsigned types the edge-case is at 0, a frequently used number in eg. arrays. For signed types the edge-cases are at (random) positive and negative numbers. Having to think
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by rrobukef 10y ago
https://hackerfactor.com A blog on security, privacy and (foto) forensics.
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by rrobukef 10y ago
It's borrowed through an intermediary which Mr. A gave permission to for borrowing. Probably in the small letters of the contract.
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by rrobukef 10y ago
So, it just needs to be (significantly) better than the average human. I think it's even better because each time an unexpected crash happens all cars can learn. We can't even teach people not to drive drunk. Is it that scary to n
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Incompetence? Try randomness. 'There is only a one in a million chance of wrongly detecting fraud' means it happens every day. The incompetence starts after this!
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Is this actually safe? What happens if you have ownership, then you can mutate the struct Foo like this: foo.s1 = "World" Which destroys the original heap data. Then s2 is a dangling reference. Since references cannot imp
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Then it's at least a parachute and not a backpack with an anvil.
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Very large matrices is >50kx50k (maybe even bigger). Strassen is then just a tiny bit better when implementing both cache and allocation aware.(Tested in Fortran) At least it's at a non practical size.
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Heh, I often have more than 3 wrong password attempts. Lockout is a really bad idea for me.
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Please allow using arrow keys or zqsd instead of only wasd. Thanks.
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by rrobukef 10y ago
... liver consumption ...
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Because I don't want my son to think that drinking is considered something he should do without knowing limits (although there are warnings, he can't read). Because gambling is a designer addiction and I don't want him to ins
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by rrobukef 10y ago
You really do have to trust your payment method provider to protect you against fraud. You have to trust it not to committing fraud. Your payment method provider does not 'trust' you to pay the bill. They trust that they have the
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by rrobukef 10y ago
I can't help but notice that it doesn't help when the order of the strings need to change. Consider the following problem: For multiples * of 105 print 'buzzfizzfuzz' * of 35 print 'buzzfuzz' * of 21 print &#x2
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by rrobukef 10y ago
They also don't need to bring a router, just a special microwave.
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by rrobukef 10y ago
Frequency: WiFi has a high attenuation because it's easily absorbed by water. There is a lot of water inside humans. It also has a short range, so there is a lot less noise.

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