vcavallo

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by vcavallo 7y ago
I had/have no idea how this works yet.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
joined! come on in https://wt.social/gi/vinney-cavallo/work/yu97
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by vcavallo 7y ago
everyone I knew had a Google+ account and none of them knew it.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
hundreds of thousands at the moment
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by vcavallo 7y ago
do it with your eyes shut?
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by vcavallo 7y ago
throughout history, bad people protected themselves from good people using the same technologies by which good people protected themselves from bad people. if you remove the former, you also lose the latter. there’s nothing more to it. anyo
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by vcavallo 7y ago
it’s a good attempt, but i think it still won’t appeal to those on which the previous argument didn’t work.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
do you think warrant should also extend to the walls of your skull? should police be able to access your thoughts, given the correct warrant? the “walls” analogy is sort of unfortunate because it doesn’t apply evenly.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
is it? I have ctrl mapped to caps-lock. so for me it's essentially home-row. left pinkie+right pinkie going almost nowhere. reaching for esc is decidedly not home-row.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
ctrl-[ works out of the box
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by vcavallo 7y ago
there are great alternatives to reaching up for ‘esc’ in vim. ctrl-[ is my favorite. the ol double-pinkie
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by vcavallo 7y ago
it could be fun to write meta games on top of this. example: in the `and_then` key, a user (over)writes the next line in a developing narrative. next user repeats. etc. set up a little poller to fetch the key periodically to preserve the hi
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by vcavallo 7y ago
use an unguessable string as your key. make it as safe as a password and it might as well be one.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
for all those here who want a chrome-like experience (including dev tools) but with easy tracker blocking out of the box may I remind you about Brave browser?
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by vcavallo 7y ago
what does your comment teach?
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by vcavallo 7y ago
vinney@exnil.io
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by vcavallo 7y ago
I’ve always been curious about why people write “$$$” instead of “money”. maybe you could elaborate
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by vcavallo 7y ago
many of us do. or are you saying it should be mandated by the people who have all the weapons?
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by vcavallo 7y ago
nobody wants to support weird looking one-liners either
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by vcavallo 7y ago
what is it people say? “/thread” or something. you’ve nailed it and nothing else needs to be said about Slack.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
“no one”? are you sure that absolutely nobody in neuroscience or genetics thinks IQ measures anything at all? maybe you should also clarify what you mean by “takes seriously”. if nothing else, it measures your ability to take IQ tests, and
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by vcavallo 7y ago
it’s just a bit funny that you included the parenthetical about your own experience, which mostly just serves to make sure you are also labeled as “very smart”. your whole point could be made in general without signaling this to the reader.
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by vcavallo 7y ago
because IQ has no bearing on discipline and you get nowhere without putting in work (no matter how astronomical one’s IQ is)
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by vcavallo 7y ago
when I see the name Tavis Ormundy I hear it the voice of Steve from Security Now
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by vcavallo 7y ago
I love when in-browser editors support vim keybindings :) thanks!
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by vcavallo 7y ago
you can use PurgeCSS on your own, i suppose?
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by vcavallo 7y ago
Hah, I just fixed the same issue in a project I'm working on today. It's always these kinds of things that sneak by. Nice work on the launch!
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by vcavallo 7y ago
That's actually not as bad. At least it's cohesive. It's the sort of "substrate jumping" of reality that is incongruous and terrifying. I'm fine with only minds existing - as long as there are more than just mi
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by vcavallo 7y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing this post!
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by vcavallo 7y ago
From one random person (me) to another (you), I'd recommend following Jay on twitter or wherever. She's great.

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