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by rudolph9 6y ago
Related note: anyone with a qualifying engineering degree can [become a patent practitioner][1]. I stumbled across this while looking into law school and was surprised to see my Computer Science degree was all I needed to qualify for the ex
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One important aspect of this is battery capacity can be safely placed at the grid edge. Power infringement is built to handle the capacity of the peek days but statically these peeks only occur once in a blue-moon. By adding battery capacit
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by rudolph9 6y ago
This is so fucked up.
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by rudolph9 6y ago
> The DHS appears to define antifa broadly, to encompass various left-wing tendencies: “[A]ntifa is driven by a mixed range of far-left political ideologies, including anti-capitalism, communism, socialism, and anarchism.” In two cases,
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by rudolph9 6y ago
This is such a regressive mindset. Why not ban the encryption while we’re at it? Instead of bashing it, how about we come up with solutions to the problems?
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by rudolph9 6y ago
> are we going to permit racists to generate genocidal imagery to slake their hatred for $ETHNICITY ? I could be mistaken but I’m pretty sure this Is currently perfectly legal in the United States.
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by rudolph9 6y ago
There is enough demand that people not only pay lots of money but risk jail time to view these images. Repugnant or not, it’s a lot less repugnant than the underground crime circles that exploit and traffic real live human children. The dem
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by rudolph9 6y ago
In the US, healthcare is likely the least of your concerns if you're making > $2M/year Universal healthcare would be great if it brought down the ridiculous costs for basic health services and it helped the growing number of ho
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Maybe it’s not a nation but at the very least it’s a nation is likely turning a blind eye to those who are doing it as it aligns with their interests.
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I can’t tell if this is trolling or a serious comment of how this will roll out?
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Actually, if my memory serves me, a ruby hash can use any object a key! And considering everything in ruby is an object (even the class `Object`) it’s really quite elegant
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Haven't used ruby in years for the typical reasons people move away from it (performance, strong types, GVL, etc.) but syntax is #1 reason I like programming in Ruby. I did mostly ruby for about 5 years and really grew to love it! It m
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Although those are both search engines altvista produced drastically different results than google and the comparison of the results is generally subjective. The quality of the search result is what largely drew people to google (I was very
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I’m setting in downtown right now not far from the courthouses where many of the demonstrations have taken place. It’s very peaceful. It’s important not to confuse property destruction with violence.
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by rudolph9 6y ago
This is 100% my experience too.
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One thing I didn’t see anyone mention is availability of data. We used Bloomberg terminal subscriptions and eventually paid of B-Pipe to integrate into our real-time pricing despite the api being absolutely horrendous and costing nearly $10
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I want a bike lock made of this stuff
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by rudolph9 6y ago
It’s very unfortunate but again they didn’t happen in Portland, OR. While there has been some property damage in Portland, OR there has been very little violence so it’s odd that the federal government is ramping up a military like response
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by rudolph9 6y ago
pubkey: https://gist.github.com/rudolph9/bd672dc6d50a51a7d3f5352a918... . It’s not theoretical, it’s widely used and mature technology
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by rudolph9 6y ago
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 hi hacker news -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iIIEARYKACoWIQSiJQKEVJeJondn78BXE/NAGxPd0QUCXw/JqwwcZm9vQGJhci5j b20ACgkQVxPzQBsT3dGf1gEAwMzbCxEaEJzRjJwFe90TRrXZiIe4KD9cZ64CHZEz eKEA&#x
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Keep in mind I live downtown. A 1000 sq/ft apartment costs about a million dollars in downtown Portland so let’s not let our imaginations get the best of here. And how many people have been murdered as a result of the protests? Please
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by rudolph9 6y ago
A 1000 ft condo costs about a million dollars in downtown Portland so let’s put that number in perspective before imagination goes to far. The wealthy people who own those condos fund most of the local officials political campaigns so do yo
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I live in downtown Portland. A few bad apples breaking some windows does not justify the federal government overstepping their bounds and surprising political activism. Things were drastically improving until the Federal government showed u
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Weren’t the posts immediately reappearing after they were deleted? It doesn’t matter what Twitter restricts the way the platform is currently setup if their system is compromised you don’t have control over what is posted. An alternative ap
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I get why everyday users don’t use it but why doesn’t an org like coinbase? Yes the quick and dirty poc I built in 5 minutes is a bit jarring but it could easily be adjusted so the beginning of the tweet reads like it normally would and the
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Nice! I regularly dig through NixOS docs, follow them on twitter, chat on the IRC channel and this is the first time I've come across the mobile-nixos stuff!!
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Actually now that I look at it again it's mostly the icons that aren't rendering nicely. I've got OpenDyslexic installed in the OS and then set as the font in firefox setting but for what ever reason "up arrow", &qu
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by rudolph9 6y ago
What exact issue does it solve? Here is a screenshot of what it looks like with the OpenDyslexic typeface https://gist.github.com/rudolph9/e4e86fee61cccd722f6b56eb841...
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I think I may have just re-invented keybase.io haha.
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by rudolph9 6y ago
pubkey: https://gist.github.com/rudolph9/bd672dc6d50a51a7d3f5352a918... A little more cumbersome than I imagined but proves that the contents of a tweet can contain a message and a digital signature.

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