slaymaker1907

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by slaymaker1907 9y ago
Honestly, I think the methodology of charging a small amount per page is necessary for the continued success of the internet. The advertising model of revenue seems to be extremely difficult to pull off in practice.
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by slaymaker1907 9y ago
Americans don't seem to be doing much better in that regard. In fact, Trump has the worst education of any president in recent memory.
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by slaymaker1907 9y ago
It is partly because of the poor design of DOS since you need to logout to set environment variables.
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by slaymaker1907 9y ago
You might add in some basic (useful) encryption like RSA. There's a running joke in the CS department at my university that every other class has to teach RSA, so it is not incredibly difficulty to do.
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by slaymaker1907 9y ago
Pandoc with atom (and the enhanced markdown plugin) works quite well in my experience.
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by slaymaker1907 9y ago
It might be interesting to use Perlin noise to craft a melody by mapping the reals onto a musical scale. In particular, it seems like it would have some nice properties for melodies since it will keep the melody in a comfortable range and w
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by slaymaker1907 9y ago
It can be somewhat tricky though if maybe they want to open source, but the code simply isn't ready yet to be released. The presumption there being that they will eventually open source their code.
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
The GOP really are the best a double speak.
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
Windows 10 S makes me cry. It's the end of an era if it takes off and I can never forgive Microsoft for this.
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
Isn't this exactly what security and privacy experts have been warning about for years?
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
That seems like that could get rather expensive in terms of bandwidth. From some napkin math I did using https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand/ , even 100GB of data would cost $9. That doesn't even
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
Don't even have to make it, it looks like a Pandoc filter exists already https://github.com/Kerl13/AsciiMath
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
Thank you! I've been wanting to do this for a while for myself after becoming fed up with the verbosity of LaTex. My strategy has been a little different in that I've been working on plugging into equations using a Pandoc filter.
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
Formally, there are quite a few which are quite simple to show. For instance, for the string 'a', the shortest python problem which can produce this string is obviously print('a') since 'a' has only one charact
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
I somewhat wonder if this will be used by malicious websites for cloaking. For those who are unaware of the term, cloaking is used by malicious websites/ads to render different content to search engines and bots than for real users to
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
Qubes needs to spend more effort on easy of use. The only way that I found actually worked for using Qubes was to install it as the base OS on an entire machine. Running it in a VM, even just for demonstration, does not work. Furthermore, I
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by slaymaker1907 10y ago
I thought I'd make an account on contribute on this issue as the author of a (probably pretty bad) password manager https://slaymaker1907.github.io/password/ , source code at https://github.com/slay