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by sedeki 4y ago
They mention that they'd ideally want a natural ordering on the commit hashes. Something to do with their zero-tolerence security policy. What's the background there? Why do they need a natural ordering?
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by sedeki 4y ago
Thank you, I appreciate the honest feedback. My academic background is technical (math), but not CS. Been wanting to transition into another role. Not sure what exactly but within software development. Can I send you an email?
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by sedeki 4y ago
How would I go about making that kind of money? I'm planning on moving to London next year. My professional background is as a web dev.
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by sedeki 4y ago
Unrelated question: > with feeling and 4 part harmony What do you mean by this in this context? I tried googling it, but only found results on musical theory. I guess you mean this as a (funny) metaphore?
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by sedeki 4y ago
What does "fusional" mean here?
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by sedeki 4y ago
Thank you for this concise information. This is disturbing to me.
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by sedeki 4y ago
I want to do something similar. Do you want to connect?
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by sedeki 4y ago
Absolutely.
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by sedeki 4y ago
FWIW: My first thought when reading this was that it read like something Putin & co have said over the years.
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by sedeki 4y ago
Sure Emacs is endlessly configurable. But it is too clunky for my taste. I realize this is sort of like complaining about trivial code style preferences in a code review, rather than looking at what the code at hand is actually doing. But E
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by sedeki 4y ago
A few years ago, a friend of my cousin became a licensed dentist here in Sweden. My cousin had to remove a tooth and his friend gave him, I assume, a lower price because they're friends... He removed a tooth alright, but the wrong one
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by sedeki 4y ago
I assume that, realistically, the JS is verified by outside experts (and not by the user), and that a check on the user's part would simply be comparing a calculated hash to a given one. I understand that this might not be how things a
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by sedeki 4y ago
Yeah, I saw this type of argument after I made my original comment that you responded to. While this argument undeniably makes sense, I guess it boils down to what assumptions are made about the user. Like, if we assume that the user is thi
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by sedeki 4y ago
Feel free to correct me on this, but in terms of ProtonMail's E2E, it's done entirely client-side (= in JavaScript), at least in the web UI. This was claimed on PM's website a while back iirc. So I believe this makes the clai
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by sedeki 4y ago
OK, I had no idea about that. I thought you spoke of Romani people, or travelers!
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by sedeki 4y ago
Interesting, OK! I've never heard "traveler" take on that meaning before. I was assuming the poster spoke of Romani people (or "gypsies", but this is a racial slur) and it was clearly out of context.
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by sedeki 4y ago
> many of my fellow travelers on the "left" on this issue What do you mean by "travelers" in this context?
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by sedeki 4y ago
I'm old enough to remember the show Pimp My Ride, but I don't recall Xzibit ever having that "catchphrase" on it.
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by sedeki 4y ago
What's the rationale behind this omission on NVIDIA's part?
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by sedeki 4y ago
Is it reasonable to assume that the same thing applies to the Z-drugs too, specifically Zolpidem? I have a family member that I'm worried about, that has taken Zolpidem for several years straight (apart from minor breaks in between pre
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by sedeki 4y ago
My plan was to get a MSc in Math, but I figured that no one (= employers) would care in the end, given my career in software development already. When I realized even I didn't care about the degree, I just stopped. But I do think the m
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by sedeki 4y ago
This site is blocked in the EU. :-/
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by sedeki 4y ago
I grew up similarly, and I've come to the same conclusion!
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by sedeki 4y ago
Right, I take my question back
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by sedeki 4y ago
Yeah, I did know that. However "Richard" and "Dick" are much more distant in some sense... I had no idea.
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by sedeki 4y ago
How is it possible that the design of a language do not allow for external code/libraries?
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by sedeki 4y ago
Interesting, TIL.
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A Clash of Two Systems(medium.com)
3 points by sedeki 4y ago|0 comments
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by sedeki 4y ago
Hah, mIRC was a long time ago! I'm a bit nostalgic. :) But is it really true that vanilla mIRC consumes less RAM than calc.exe...? That'd be impressive, if I could believed that!
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by sedeki 4y ago
Have you found good learning resources for Russian?

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