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by yumaikas 10y ago
After doing a little research it's worth noting a few key things: 1) This attack is not using 0-days. It's using vulnerabilities that have been in the wild for almost 6 months now, and are so trivial to exploit that some securit
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Tools for thinking and analysing(andy-rambles.com)
1 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
The internet can still be a great place to hang out. It's just a matter of finding a community, rather than on of the big sites. https://lobste.rs is one example that I've found (mostly, anyway), I'm sure there ar
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by yumaikas 10y ago
My point wasn't so much that Flexbox isn't that improvement, but that I haven't yet had a chance to fully learn it, and I suspect that a lot of front-end developers are in a similar space. I plan on rectifying that soon, but
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by yumaikas 10y ago
HTML and CSS are a bad fit for rendering heavy graphical interfaces because they fundamentally follow a document flow rather than grid-based layouts. Flexbox and css-grid are helping some in this area, but they are not used very often. (not
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by yumaikas 10y ago
So I've started using this, and it's really nice for getting into a flow of knocking out tasks. It's kinda like NADD candy or something.
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Hostage Situation(exple.tive.org)
1 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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Retrospective Manifesto(retrospective.co)
1 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
My understanding (somewhat limited), is that you would never want to use a radix sort with red-black trees, as a tree should already have some sorting to it as is. Otherwise, why not just used a linked list? Besides, radix sorts are general
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Coding and Cooking – MPJ's Musings(youtube.com)
1 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
Given that runtimes like Lua are comparable in size to a single image, and/or could be cached in web browsers, I don't think that will much of a problem. And the more that WebAssembly adds, the smaller that will get. Obviously if
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by yumaikas 10y ago
Eh, there isn't any reason that it couldn't at some point in the future. That won't be happening any time soon, but I'd love to see that day, personally.
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The perils of future coding(sebastiansylvan.com)
2 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
I've seen what comes out of a markov chain, and can assure you that it would not be nearly this funny, or on point. These are definitely the work of a human. Don't forget that @horse_ebooks was a human as well.
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by yumaikas 10y ago
And this Gopher would rather build stuff than argue about Rust.
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Satirical Summaries of Hacker News(n-gate.com)
626 points by yumaikas 10y ago|138 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
Offer Twitter Gold: A gilded account can post tweets that are 288 (144*2) characters long. Add other nice, but slightly costly features as they make sense. Occasionally do "announce" tweets that explain "well-known" twit
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Interneting is hard(internetingishard.com)
5 points by yumaikas 10y ago|1 comments
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Email on Weaknesses of Scala (2011)(codahale.com)
1 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
The constant -less-ness of operations type tools these days is starting to get rather funny.
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How do you add periods when texting?
3 points by yumaikas 10y ago|3 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
It doesn't make GUI's for OSX just yet, and I'll be interested to see if it stays that small once OSX and Linux support are added. EDIT: The version on their download page doesn't make GUI's for OSX yet, but there s
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by yumaikas 10y ago
I know that I switched to Ramnode when I had problems with another VPS provider back in 2013 or so when one of the Admin panels was hacked across a large number of VPS providers. Ramnode was down for a few hours, the other VPS was down for
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by yumaikas 10y ago
It appears that the article that you linked to has been defaced? http://web.archive.org/web/20160426011748/http://www.skeptic... is an archive link before the defacement occurred.
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Grace Hopper Displaces John Calhoun at Yale(messages.yale.edu)
2 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
I like the idea of Octave Gold. I would totally buy something like that.
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Moving beyond LocalStorage(journal.standardnotes.org)
2 points by yumaikas 10y ago|0 comments
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by yumaikas 10y ago
Where did you learn about this kind of stuff? I'd be interested in a larger writeup.
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by yumaikas 10y ago
Actually, Go was born out of a desire to make something better than c++ for google scale and style use. https://commandcenter.blogspot.it/2012/06/less-is-exponentia... It just happens that Go is a better replaceme
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The prototype that was banned from Halfbrick (2013) [video](youtube.com)
101 points by yumaikas 10y ago|12 comments

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