federico3

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by federico3 6y ago
Figma does not seem to tie into the OS UI primitives. What is the experience for visually-impaired users that need high contrast UIs or braille terminals?
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by federico3 7y ago
I always wondered why there aren't synchronous "audio conferencing" tools to allow play music and even improvise over the Internet. Of course they would have to introduce a fixed delay of a phrase (or multiple) and people wou
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by federico3 7y ago
> It's not faster, that's a myth This is false. There a plenty of statistics showing that Dvorak is faster (albeit it's true that the main benefits is around finger movement) > native hardware keyboard layouts Never bee
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by federico3 7y ago
Dvorak. I know 5 people, including myself, that switched to Dvorak and none of us regretted it or switched back. It's not about speed, at least for me, but reducing stress on fingers and prevent inflammation and RSI. Touch-typing comes
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by federico3 10y ago
> meant to be airtight rather than RF-tight You are thinking about the wrong one.
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by federico3 11y ago
THIS
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by federico3 11y ago
Actually, VariableName != variable_name You can write ClassesLikePython and variables_like_python in Nim. Sometimes people end up having dangerously similar variable names in the same scope, e.g. username and user_name, where an incorrect t
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by federico3 11y ago
Keep in mind that Nim is statically typed and the typing prevents ambiguity: foo.say_hi() and SayHi() are not the same.
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by federico3 11y ago
Author here. Please be aware that the project has no releases, it's not on PyPI and it's little more than a proof of concept. I have no intention to mislead any user into running it so I'll remove the repository for the time
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by federico3 11y ago
> This looks like an enjoyable source for weird bugs It's meant to prevent them: in Python applications it's not uncommon to see bugs introduced by an incorrect completion, e.g. updatePlayerstatus / updatePlayerStatus &#x2
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by federico3 11y ago
> Many Secure Boot implementations let you load your own keys. And there is no promise that this will not change.
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Firelet – distributed firewall management(firelet.net)
23 points by federico3 11y ago|2 comments
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by federico3 11y ago
> individual sessions are typically much shorter than route change intervals True for web traffic, not true for large file transfers, many multiplayer games, VPNs. > live connections can get rejected and closed immediately by the new
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Security tips for desktop users(github.com)
3 points by federico3 11y ago|0 comments
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by federico3 11y ago
On the contrary: http://www.ibtimes.com/us-spends-less-food-any-other-country...
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The Open Source Turris Omnia router is on Indiegogo: 80% founded in few hours(indiegogo.com)
2 points by federico3 11y ago|0 comments
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by federico3 11y ago
*Tor
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by federico3 11y ago
The "conspiracy theorist" fallacy: claiming that an argument is invalid because it implies a conspiracy.
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by federico3 11y ago
What the author calls "Percentile Distribution" is the same thing as a probability density function?
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by federico3 11y ago
> 99% of the stuff you use everyday is closed-source and proprietary This is Hacker News; I expect the average to be around 20%
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by federico3 11y ago
That's exactly what is happening with putting cameras on cops and their cars.
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by federico3 11y ago
Some examples?
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by federico3 11y ago
> The fundamental fallacy is the idea that tobacco is so dangerous that it, and anything comparably dangerous, must be banned. Please name a country where selling or buying cigarettes is not legal. > But you, I and everyone else on ea
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by federico3 11y ago
They are also building a powerful Open Hardware ARM-based router with WiFi and NAS capabilities: https://omnia.turris.cz/en/
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by federico3 11y ago
"win"?
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by federico3 11y ago
everyone?
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by federico3 11y ago
$18 for the cheapest one. I paid 12 pounds for the same key on Amazon.co.uk
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by federico3 11y ago
> Most organizations are mostly Java ...quite a bold statement. Can you cite some sources?
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by federico3 11y ago
> I've been by far hit/forcibly stopped/run out of my path by bikes (and other non-motored or low powered vehicles) than by cars. Would you rather be hit by 3 bikes or by one car?
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Dublin Traceroute: NAT-aware multipath tracerouting tool(dublin-traceroute.net)
15 points by federico3 11y ago|1 comments

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