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stevenhuang
10y ago
Expect was great when I had to automate ssh'ing into a bunch of different machines with generated passphrases. Not the best for security, but the machines were in a private network and key auth was not used at the time. Saved a lot of
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10y ago
Death's End (the english version) was released only very recently. The original publication date of 2010 is Chinese.
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10y ago
Everyone seems to be taking this too far--parent just mentioned a laugh. It could be anything from a well meaning jab to a mean put-down, and I'm reading it as just something funny for the junior to learn.
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10y ago
I don't follow--where does he say that?
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10y ago
How so? You're the one proposing they do the same thing when they fundamentally do not. To posit so is less of git's "ux problem" and more of just needing to grok git. I share your concerns for consistent tooling, but th
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10y ago
You have a very... unique view on security.
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stevenhuang
10y ago
I got inspired to make this hough transform visualizer from a few examples I saw online, check it out! https://liquiddandruff.github.io/hough-transform-visualizer/
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10y ago
because we're on the topic of cross-platform UI frameworks.
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stevenhuang
11y ago
Cool idea, I like it. I've been using Evernote for all my bookmarking needs and while it fulfills the purpose, I wouldn't mind trying something new. If you can, do you mind comparing Larder with other more generic services like Ev
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11y ago
I developed in Android first, then iOS, and I don't like storyboards (git merge conflicts, clunky drag/drop outlets, and more). I also found the XCode ide to be pretty terrible compared to Android Studio.
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stevenhuang
11y ago
For anyone interested, the qr code system is AprilTags: https://april.eecs.umich.edu/wiki/index.php/AprilTags Works like QR codes but is optimized for CV tasks and works well on embedded systems.
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11y ago
I've just started playing around with JavaScript and I'm definitely gonna check this book out now, thanks.
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stevenhuang
11y ago
Actually, the computational theory of mind is well regarded in modern cognitive science: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_theory_of_mind
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11y ago
If anyone hasn't seen this yet, checkout https://github.com/github/hub to do everything you'd do at Github on the command line (pull requests, forks etc). I use it and it's awesome!
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12y ago
Oh man, the audio problems I sometimes had with pulseaudio...
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stevenhuang
12y ago
It means something like this has never done before, and so HP would be the first to develop the software to do this!
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stevenhuang
13y ago
That's a very interesting article. I'm definitely eyeing that monitor now!
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stevenhuang
13y ago
You've missed the point..
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stevenhuang
13y ago
This is an amazing collection. Thanks!