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by rusbus 9y ago
Maybe now they can buy a vowel. I say this only half as a joke. I recently had to use checkr. The first thing they ask you for is your social security number. Typing your social into a box below a misspelled URL isn't a super comfortin
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Thoughts on Rust, a few thousand lines in(rcoh.me)
5 points by rusbus 9y ago|0 comments
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Thoughts on Rust, a few thousand lines in(rcoh.me)
3 points by rusbus 9y ago|1 comments
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by rusbus 9y ago
I think Givewell [0] basically does what you have in mind, but probably not with as much control as you might want. https://www.givewell.org/
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Thoughts on Rust, a few thousand lines in(rcoh.me)
15 points by rusbus 9y ago|2 comments
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by rusbus 9y ago
As a follow up, it's pretty easy to disable. Just click the blue slider on the site linked under app and web.
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by rusbus 9y ago
I was surprised to see that they track every app I open on my phone. Anyone know if that can be disabled?
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by rusbus 9y ago
I hope this is indicative of a larger trend of companies contributing fiscally to the open source projects they use. The sheer value the software companies of today glean from the wealth of OSS is staggering and companies would literally no
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by rusbus 9y ago
Cloudflare only supports 0-rtt for GET requests with no query parameters in an attempt to limit the attack surface.[0] It is enabled by default for all free accounts. [0] https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-0-rtt/
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by rusbus 9y ago
Is it possible to implement a compiles to solidity or compiles to evm language with better properties? I assume yes.
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by rusbus 9y ago
Yeah, there's an open issue. It's on my list, but since it's trivial to just install the binary with a different name, I haven't gotten around to it.
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Show HN: CLI App for quick and easy log analytics(github.com)
3 points by rusbus 9y ago|2 comments
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Sudo Science(rcoh.me)
1 points by rusbus 9y ago|0 comments
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The Security Footgun in Etcd(elweb.co)
2 points by rusbus 9y ago|0 comments
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Sudo Science(rcoh.me)
2 points by rusbus 9y ago|0 comments
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by rusbus 9y ago
FWIW, this happened to a friend's Ford explorer with faulty electronics, self driving cars don't have a monopoly on automobile malfunctions
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Show HN: Angle Grinder – A terminal app to slice, dice, and aggregate your logs(github.com)
2 points by rusbus 9y ago|0 comments
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Things I learned from 2 Years of freelancing(rcoh.me)
2 points by rusbus 9y ago|0 comments
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Reflections on two years of freelancing(rcoh.me)
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by rusbus 9y ago
In Java, you can't make runtime decisions based on the generic type of an object. Eg. you can't have a List<?> and check to see if it's a List<Foo> or a List<Bar> -- that information has been erased. You cou
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by rusbus 9y ago
(2014) should be added to the title
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by rusbus 9y ago
If Brave / BAT actually catch on, this is the exact problem they're solving
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Show HN: Angle Grinder, a Rust CLI App to slice and dice log files
2 points by rusbus 9y ago|1 comments
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by rusbus 9y ago
Agree, Brave on Android is unusable
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by rusbus 9y ago
TLDR: Since blocks that take a long time to mine fill up more wall-clock time, if you pick an arbitrary instant of wall clock time, you're more likely to be in a "slow" block than a fast block. Specifically, you expect to wai
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by rusbus 9y ago
The standard library linked list doesn't support inserting in the middle
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by rusbus 9y ago
I did. I found the book of linked lists at the bottom of the post. After reading and appreciating the complexity I didn't want to deal with, I just wrote it in Go
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by rusbus 9y ago
Tragically, this doesn't solve one of the only reasons to use a linked-list: constant insertion in the middle.
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by rusbus 9y ago
OP here. In hindsight, this is 100% correct. Hopefully this post will help people avoid my mistakes.
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Why Writing a doubly linked list in (safe) Rust is So Damned Hard(rcoh.me)
4 points by rusbus 9y ago|0 comments

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