songgao

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by songgao 10y ago
Here are a couple more: https://keybase.io/inv/d1439a90ad https://keybase.io/inv/19ff7aba7d https://keybase.io/inv/214f008a4f https://keybase.io/inv/1994
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by songgao 10y ago
> Basically what happens is the client is expected to send an IPv6 packet to the phone carrier which then will translate it to IPv4 if needed. This will only happen 1) in the test environment that helps ensure that your App will work fin
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by songgao 10y ago
Glad to know Dropbox is supporting streaming (as opposed to sync'ing) model. It didn't make much sense to keep large files shared with me in Dropbox otherwise. Keybase Filesystem [0] has been also doing this from the beginning. &g
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by songgao 10y ago
Is there a convenient way to run mosh-server on a box behind NAT a ProxyCommand?
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by songgao 11y ago
Just to clarify, the criteria is using "monthly uptime percentage": https://cloud.google.com/compute/sla
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by songgao 11y ago
I'm curious about how it works. I must be missing something, but if it runs before the network and file system are setup, how does it pull configure from a http:// URL (say on bare metal) or oem:// which is on FS?
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by songgao 11y ago
If I understand correctly, you still need guarding locks for this if reading and writing at same time, or have multiple writers. Isn't this the same as for the native map?
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by songgao 11y ago
The Item interface requires a uint32 typed key, meaning that if you need a hash function to derive the key, you are responsible for resolving the collisions :D
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by songgao 11y ago
> HTree is better for local locks if you want a safe container. > Goroutine Safety. Could somebody elaborate on these two points? Why is it a "safe container" and how is it more "goroutine safe" than a map?
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by songgao 11y ago
Shameless plug: In case anybody is interested in playing with Ethernet frames in Go, I've got two tiny packages: TUN/TAP: https://github.com/songgao/water (Linux only for now) Raw Ethernet: https:/&#x2F
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by songgao 11y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the link! I wonder why they still require a client_secret in installed application?
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by songgao 11y ago
Looks like the Google API client ID and client secret are stored in clear text shipped with the released app: WMail.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/shared/credentials.js , and this seems to be used in aut
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by songgao 11y ago
Thanks for pointing that out!
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by songgao 11y ago
I was gonna say this makes me realized just how aerodynamically inefficient a regular bike is, but then I found out that the world record of cycling on flat surface is actually 83.13 mph [0], which is actually pretty close to this. Assuming
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by songgao 11y ago
Even the cheat codes still work!
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by songgao 11y ago
In case you are interested, `Function.prototype.bind` in V8 is implemented here: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/9fddd83cf9adf505bce2e237... https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob&#
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by songgao 11y ago
I don't think all of them have a license that requires publishing the source code of derived work.
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by songgao 11y ago
This might be more obvious than I thought, but could you explain how you scraped all of GitHub keys throughout the entire user-base?
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by songgao 11y ago
This looks awesome! The comment part is particular enabling. I wonder if it's possible to build an open peer-review process on top of this. Also, would be nice to have HTTPS given that it does have register/sign-in, etc.
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by songgao 11y ago
Thanks for sharing. I guess registering your own company e-verify counts that you are employed, so you don't need to worry about the 90 days unemployment limit? Also good luck with your start-up!
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by songgao 11y ago
Hey Kat, thanks for being available for questions! I'm currently on F-1 (student) visa, and I'll be graduating soon. And I think this may represent some other people's situation as well. In order to maintain the visa status a
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by songgao 12y ago
The Pebble Time is 9.5 mm [0], and Pebble Time Steel 1mm thicker, making it 10.5mm [1]. 10.5mm is actually as thick as the current Pebble Steel so it's actually not bad. [0] https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/597
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by songgao 12y ago
Daily updates from Tommy's wife: http://tommyandbecca.blogspot.com/ edit: pronoun
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by songgao 12y ago
A little bit off-topic: Would it make sense to use something like this for GPG? It feels safer than fingerprint to me and it's definitely better than those smart card readers that with keypads.
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by songgao 12y ago
Any chance it was Matlab? I had to change version to 9 or 90 to run Matlab
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by songgao 12y ago
OK two questions: 1. Does zsh (or other shells) also have these kind of string processings where bugs are likely? 2. Is there a way to completely remove bash from the system and use zsh (or other shells) instead?
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by songgao 12y ago
Can anybody confirm whether the wireless chip used (BCM43340) is FullMAC or SoftMAC? The model is not listed on either brcmsmac nor brcmsmac. The wifi driver that comes with the source code downloaded from Intel is not in a Linux tree and i
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by songgao 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong. IIRC, there isn't a status code for temporary moved *with a timeout. If you use 307, it means the browser will always still check the original apple.com first, then get redirected to apple.com/live. U
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by songgao 12y ago
Coming from Google Apps and currently using Fastmail: It's not as good as Gmail. I still get spams in my Inbox but they are not really a deal breaker. I've been using Fastmail for over 3 months and I'm rather happy about it (
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by songgao 12y ago
IIRC, you have to have an ACC (Adaptive/Active Cruise Control) enabled vehicle in order to control the speed over the standard OBD-II port. This is because the vehicle has to have the capability to control the speed already, in order f

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