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Ask HN: Encrypted thumb print USB disk
1 points by zepolen 9y ago|0 comments
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by zepolen 9y ago
When you architecture your stuff correctly, you don't need RAID.
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by zepolen 9y ago
You can store data in it sure. You can store data in text files too.
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by zepolen 9y ago
A database is ACID, and here is a good analysis: https://dzone.com/articles/how-acid-mongodb
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by zepolen 9y ago
They are adding words in the form of thoughts or speech to describe the drawing.
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by zepolen 9y ago
Having used both colander and marshmallow extensively - I prefer colander mainly because it has first class explicit handling of null, missing and required values and it's support of nested and inheritance is also much nicer than mar
547.
by zepolen 9y ago
That would make keeping your code max 80 characters long more difficult since with ligatures it might look less - and text editor rules can't help.
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by zepolen 9y ago
How do ligatures work with characters per line indication, would 81 character line with a ligature make it 80 characters visibly?
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by zepolen 9y ago
That page is using React.
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by zepolen 9y ago
This comment has been removed thanks to aerovistae's toxic comment.
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by zepolen 9y ago
I'm not wrong.
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by zepolen 9y ago
The point of TDD is you can define the behavior before writing the code. ie. you define the expected result: def test_sum(): assert sum(1, 2, 3) == 6 def test_sum_no_args(): assert sum() == 0 def test_sum_negatives():
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by zepolen 9y ago
So uh...what does your wife do?
554.
by zepolen 9y ago
That's like saying a car wash can save 3 drops of water at the end of the day.
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by zepolen 9y ago
This looks like an April fools joke that someone took seriously.
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by zepolen 10y ago
The day Bitcoin will replace Paypal for online transactions can not come fast enough.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Last time I tried protocol buffers it was dog slow, json was pretty fast, and msgpack was insane fast. This was on a heavily nested dict of dicts structure.
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by zepolen 10y ago
XML provisions an extensible way to markup your data though - TJSON is just a hack upon JSON...and it's full of potential problems that XML has solved years ago.
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by zepolen 10y ago
I don't think you understand what OP is talking about.
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by zepolen 10y ago
My use case: 1. Logitech mouse dongle 2. Disk/Stick 3. Phone I ended up buying a Bluetooth Logitech MX Master instead, best mouse ever.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Hey you're right, my bad.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Looks like it's made $23.25 so far @ 1.50$ for the message. If it reached 5$, he'd have made 25,000$
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by zepolen 10y ago
How's that passive aggressive working out for you. There is a reason you're alone. Hint. It's not everyone else. It's you.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Your comment does not provide any value until you list the problems you have found.
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by zepolen 10y ago
I accidentally scratched my eye with a fingernail once. Severe pain, eye constantly watering for a couple weeks.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Sure let's go back to the dark ages because we lack the self control to do things in moderation. No thanks. Removing internet from my home won't make me more productive, in fact it will make me less productive, as I won't be
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by zepolen 10y ago
Yeah your kid probably wouldn't have felt the 'blow' if he didn't work for that money. The problem isn't virtual items, everyone pays money for non material experiences/services - and on a long enough timescale
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by zepolen 10y ago
That sounds like bad parenting. Kid wants skin? Fine, make them understand the value of it and work for it though. Teach them that buying an overpriced skin will cost them eg. 10 hours of actual work - like chores.
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by zepolen 10y ago
Sounds like you're married to the fact that data should be an [object]. > How much time do OO programmers spend denormalizing data and using bloated ORMs? OO programmers that try to make data into objects sure. Those are the same pr
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by zepolen 10y ago
Yes.

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