toomanydoubts

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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
* Making sure you're not being spied on Not sure if this was ever easier, but to me it seems it got harder. With all the possible attack vectors, ranging from chain of supply attacks hard-coded deep down on the cpus, up to malicious de
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Python is a nightmare, just like javascript and the like. Too many idiosyncrasies, edge cases and features that creeped into the language without fitting into the larger picture. I would choose Rust, or even Haskell as the first language if
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
The point is that it can be solved with simple algorithms. No expensive human nor AI needed.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
So, whats your point? Does that change anything?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
We need to go deeper.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I'm not sure. If we're talking about turing complete languages, aside from performace, you can get all kinds of features in all kinds of languages. It's actually a matter of how expressive, safe, idiomatic and well designed t
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
>try to write your own notes in full sentences instead of just bullet points. This is a good first step towards appreciating writing more Maybe. Writing bullet points was a good first step towards appreciating writing more for me. Writin
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
>That's basically why Google wants to get rid of urls. Wink-wink ;)
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Thanks.
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Has someone made a demo of that?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I've replaced "site:news.ycombinator.com" with hn.algolia.com and couldn't be happier.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I had never considered using variable width fonts for programming. I can see some minor issues, like vim users(on an environment that support variable-width fonts) now have no consistency on where their cursor will land when using j/k
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I've used Hasura before with react-admin to build a back-office CRUD with great success. Hasura is awesome.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
He probably witnessed a hacking. Someone gained access to the account and died several times with the character. Very common back in the days.
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Georgia Guidestones(en.wikipedia.org)
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
This game changed my life. It forced me to learn English to be able to properly interact and play the game. Eventually I started dabbling with open-source tibia servers(AKA otservers) and it didn't take long before I was writing some l
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Back then the polish and brazilian community was huge. During my childhood in brazil, everyone and their mothers were playing tibia.
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Thanks for synthesizing.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Dude, we are hype and cool and we have the power of JS and CSS transitions at our fingertips. Why should we sacrifice our amazing experience that all end-users love just to please some purist-wannabe power user who enjoys to read content wi
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Hmm, I hadn't realized it was branded differently in Brazil. Still seems to align with the same idea, since WhatsApp brand recognition is at least on par with Facebook in Brazil(also, I believe most people are aware that WhatsApp is ma
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Seems to be the reason. In Brazil, everyone knows what Facebook is. Very, very, very few people would know what is Meta. How ironic is it that you need to move from a brand name to another because you have bad reputation, but still have to
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
You'll have lots of fun in Haskell should you decide to learn it.
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Brazilian president delayed negotiations with Pfizer for the vaccine because he wanted involved in a scheme to make a bribe of $1 per dose.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
>I'm always fascinated at how Chess can completely satisfy my need for intellectual stimulation and competition, and it never gets old. It has the ultimate replay-ability factor. I really love chess, gotten into it back in 2018 and
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
A polygon is a set of lines A square is a polygon with four lines of the same length, forming 4 equal angles of 90° A drawing can be made given a pen and a shape The output is a drawing of square made with pen
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Being opensource doesn't imply the game server will allow modified builds to work. Being able to see the code doesn't mean you will find a suitable way to circumvent the anticheat. That being said, I agree it would be harder to ma
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Small wiener energy.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I'm not a psychic, but I sense your software manager career is not going very far.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Going to an office to write software is absolutely insane. I like going on fridays and leaving early to drink beer with coworkers.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Talk for yourself.

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