Estragon

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by Estragon 10y ago
It seems likely that the NSA is running a large fraction of tor nodes, and doing exactly what you suggest. It would cost a trivial fraction of their budget, and yield huge amounts of relevant information.
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by Estragon 10y ago
You only need to change a few words: "In other words, they simply didn't test their (global!) custom route announcement management software. An edge case was triggered in production, and unsurprisingly they automatically went offl
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by Estragon 10y ago
No code returned. :( https://www.bing.com/search?q=solution+to+halting+problem
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by Estragon 10y ago
ultimately I lose a bunch of work. Take a copy of the entire repository before attempting anything potentially destructive.
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by Estragon 10y ago
man git stash
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by Estragon 10y ago
I have no problem with lazy lists. It's the "0, 2 ... \infty" expression which offends me.
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by Estragon 10y ago
> There are some people who appreciate games that are very abstract and with > simple rules from which complex behavior emerges, such as a game like Go. I love Go, but I despise perl. Perl is not built on "very abstrac
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by Estragon 10y ago
Ah, right. Thanks.
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by Estragon 10y ago
say "Code took {now - INIT now} seconds to run"; # Code took 0.01111143 seconds to run Implicit string interpolation??? What if I just want to print out the string "now"?
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by Estragon 10y ago
Your best is different from his/her best.
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by Estragon 10y ago
When did the internal projects start using Kubernetes? I heard that its uptake within Google has been very anemic.
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by Estragon 10y ago
Side question: what is NPMJS Inc's business model?
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by Estragon 10y ago
Being enthusiastic for wholesome things is a skill in its own right.
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by Estragon 10y ago
You could probably whitelist with a .dockerignore like * # exclude everything !README.md # include the README. !run.sh # include the initiation script You would want to check exactly what the globbing rules a
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by Estragon 10y ago
f(X)=sha1(concat(md5(X), X)), then.
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by Estragon 10y ago
If it was a good implementation, I'd agree with you, but it's not: https://github.com/azer/left-pad/pulls
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by Estragon 10y ago
> I can use multiple debuggers What does this look like, and how does it improve the experience over using a single debugger?
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by Estragon 11y ago
iVPN. Mainly based on their excellent privacy tutorials: https://www.ivpn.net/blog/privacy-guides Steer clear of PIA. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8982095
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by Estragon 11y ago
The whole world is flooded with fiction about using guns to stop bad people with guns. The narrative around crypto is tiny by comparison.
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by Estragon 11y ago
Classic HN response.
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by Estragon 11y ago
Are there any CLI gmail clients which can handle 2FA? I'd like to have a way to read my work email in emacs, but I'm pretty sure work would be unhappy about me putting an app-specific credential on my hard-drive without 2FA.
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by Estragon 11y ago
> How much are you really worried by this? It's a very serious ethical issue. You might not have any exploitable weaknesses given the current technology, but other people do: alcoholism, pain medication, financial distress, lonelin
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by Estragon 11y ago
> What language has decorators, generators, comprehensions, modules, but isn't Python? Clojure, Haskell. :-)
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by Estragon 11y ago
Is there an emacs package for this? Is the server code open-source as well?
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by Estragon 11y ago
> Most of my time is spent outside of the editor Emacs has a leg up, in this respect.
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by Estragon 11y ago
It cost $750 to become a citizen, last time I checked.
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by Estragon 11y ago
Has anyone successfully found something useful which they couldn't find elsewhere using this tool? I tried it on a few things yesterday and was disappointed.
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by Estragon 11y ago
> had to clock out even to use the bathroom (illegal practice that the company just broke the law on). Assuming you're in the US, what's the relevant law?
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by Estragon 11y ago
He's humble-bragging.
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by Estragon 11y ago
Oh, look, another genome-wide association study found a suggestive correlation. Didn't we learn our lesson about this kind of bullshit in the Zeros?

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