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   by rufugee 9y ago

   Yes.
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   by rufugee 9y ago

   Yep. Misread that comment completely.
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   by rufugee 9y ago

   You mean the security story is better in Firefox? Can you share some context/details?
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   by rufugee 9y ago

   What's the security story these days re: Firefox v. Chrome? I switched to Chrome a few years ago (for the most part) because, at the time, Chrome was considered more secure. Has this changed?
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   by rufugee 9y ago

   Typing this from a Pixel 2 XL after having been a happy Pixel XL owner. The 2 is truly the greatest phone I've ever owned, and that includes iphones along the way. If this is what you get with a software company building hardware, I&#x
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   by rufugee 9y ago

   Genuinely curious...what are these over-sized impacts?
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   by rufugee 9y ago

   How is your exchange indicative of a behavioral trend? I find no fault with his words or tone in that thread...
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   Ask HN: Using Windows solely as a VM host

   2 points by rufugee 9y ago|0 comments
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   by rufugee 9y ago

   Ah...perhaps it's just a broken link on their end then. See the Features link at the bottom of this page: http://ktor.io/getting-started
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    I was coincidentally looking at Ktor yesterday. I quickly ran into pages which are linked from the Getting Started guide (such at http://ktor.io/Features ) which don't exist. Doesn't give the best first impression,
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    For something that's free and not foisted upon anyone, there seems to be a lot of negativity here. Okay, so it's not as good as you want it to be. Roll up your sleeves and make it happen.
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    Ask HN: What books had the greatest effect on how you structure your code?

    332 points by rufugee 9y ago|158 comments
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    What is "GFW" in this context?
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    The problem I've found it that you might wrap errors this way, but the libraries you use don't, or approach it differently. So you're either chasing down strings that may or may not be grep'able or you're fighting
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    <sarcasm>Maybe one day soon we'll see an official Linux client.</sarcasm>
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    Dell 5520 ( http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... ). I bought one for work earlier this year and liked it so much I bought a second for home. Dual Xeons, 32GB ram, 4k display
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    This looks very interesting and like something I'd love to use, but I'm not sure it's functionally complete. For example, saving this thread to it gives me this: http://imgur.com/a/VFQ45 . None of the com
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    Thanks. I'll give it a shot. Any useful scripts you'd care to share? One thing I ran into quickly when parsing my own bank's OFX was the truncation of the payee field, which made it extremely difficult to identify certain tra
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    Provided it were priced reasonably...absolutely.
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    Is the intent of this really in the data science/visualization space, or is it really designed to be a complete web application platform? In other words, is this for quick one-off visualizations, or can you see someone wanting to use i
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    First I've heard about Plaid and Quovo. These services seem to be targeted at a developer interested in developing products for others. I really wish someone would come out with an API service targeted towards someone who would like to
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    Indeed. Awesome news...
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    I've been searching for a solution to handle the various ebooks I buy and to allow me to annotate them in a centrally stored location. I have kindle purchases, pdfs, epubs, and mobis from various publishers. Moon Reader ( http:/&#
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    is why Intel needed to give an irreversible and verifiable way of completely disabling it. The article said it comes disabled by default. Isn't this a verifiable way, or is the article incorrect?
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    I've been using quicktile ( https://github.com/ssokolow/quicktile ) for years to add tiling to desktop environments which don't provide it ootb. Also in python, and works very well.
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    Where do/did you find these teams?
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    $2m at a conservative return of 6% would get you $120k but before taking capital gains tax. Let's say you're taxes at 15%... Now you're down to $102K. Not bad, but I'm sure you could make more as a senior developer. Assu
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    I use Chrome begrudgingly at times because I value its security record. The fact that in 2017 you still can't do tabs in a vertical row down the side, or the fact that when too many tabs are open (you know, like...always), you can&#x27
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    How does...one reach this level of understanding in systems programming? My coursework in this area was very general at best. Are there any courses out there that focus on this theory-meets-real-world level that you folks would recommend? W
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    by rufugee 9y ago

    I generally don't. I'm lucky to get seven hours of sleep...most of the time it's six or less. If I only get 4-ish, I can feel it, but anything over 5 leaves me feeling normal...or what is normal to me.