hackercomplex

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by hackercomplex 11y ago
Fast execution with very terse code, and also the code that is produced by a diciplined OCaml programmer can be easier to grok in many situations because it may read close to what the math formulas look like on paper relative to other langu
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I wonder if their recruiting tactics are as aggressive as some of the firms I've seen portreyed in film.. MARCY DAWSON: I admit we've been too aggressive. But all I ask is that you give me five minutes. As a token, accept this.
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
sorry for not paying attention. high five one other thing since you're here: you could have a second button: whitelist the top 20 most popular private VPN services, and college dorm NAT environments. I know that sounds annoying bec
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://github.com/DonnchaC/cloudflare-tor-whitelister with a simpe cron job like this ^ you can benefit from cloudflare without blocking TOR. btw cloudflare if you see this. I suspect
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
this is why the language we use to describe the phenomena is so important: "remote work" is the correct way to describe it in my opinion because the phrase does not exclude the possability of working in a co-working office space.
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
> That has been my experience. I've done meditation retreats and the like. I do find it slows down my mind, but can also surface things that frankly I'm perfectly happy to leave under the surface. This is generally acknowledged
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
There is a vast "spiritual marketplace" in the western culture which incorporates everything from yoga, to self-help movements, life-coaches, new-age, pop psychology, and more. I recommend you pick a Wisdom tradition with roots in
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
Why not SQLite ?
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
well I certainly didn't mean to imply that you were full of hot air. :) and although I agree with you about nicotine but I'm personally more interested in the idea of consuming medicinal plant oils this way as a form of relaxation
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
> Heck even if you breath water vapor all day it won't be good for you, there is no way in hell that breathing in "hot" vapor can be good Is the vapor really any warmer than body temp when it goes into your lungs though ?
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/steam-distilled-essential-... According to what I've been reading vaporists in Colorado are experimenting in this area attempting to isolate the best "turps". "Terp
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
It sounds to me like this new product category (vaping) needs time to discover the safest compounds to use for flavoring. In other words I suspect that the researchers in this study don't think it's actually the nicoteen which is
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I think it may just depend on what it is you're trying to accomplish with your career. Take Atlanta since you bring it up. Atlanta already is the number one place to be globally for a career in Information Security which is a signifi
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
> You have to be a psychologist. Not really, you just have to learn to avoid them at an early age and to not answer any of their questions except through an attorney.
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I have an idea. What if some startups began incorporating hiking and/or climbing (easy/moderate skill level) into their process ? You can find trailheads that have wifi at various waypoints. The team could plan challenges and e
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
> I'm not being judged on how well I do, or even that I solved the problem at all, I know I can put down the game whenever and no one cares. This is why I don't think gamifying work is too useful in the long run, because deep d
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I have a theory about this stuff. Some programmers who need to "blow off" a day here or there spend it by lounging around on the sofa playing video games. I don't mean to rag on gamers because I'm one myself, but the p
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I'll tell you an open secret: Focusing very intently on difficult maths for an extended period of time can make almost anyone begin to experience aspects of mental illness. The physics community has dealt with this, DOD code breakers
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
At what point do you have to consider yourself an irresponsible parent if you leave your kid in public school while being able to afford homeschooling ? Are we rapidly approaching the point as a society where our public education feels mor
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
Facebook is keeping a tight lid on their core metrics around how effective their mobile advertising platform is. IMHO nobody really knows yet how effective mobile advertising is in the large, we're still in the early days. It'll
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
1. Hemp oil does not have to become cheaper than petrol in order to become widely used globally because consumer behavior is likely to change to accomodate it. What I mean is educated consumers are willing to pay more for the "green
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
Globally a very large percentage of construction materials, vehicle parts, and plastics are currently produced from petrolium sources because of rules and regulations which restrict our civilization from utilizing the sun optimally via natu
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
It looks like a move in that direction for sure and I think that's great. I personally don't believe that blockchain is the "only way" to make this idea happen of course. I think that there is an opportunity now for co
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
But at what cost ? What about the mdworker slowdown effect which can quite arbitrarily bring your workflow to a standstill ? On your hardware does mdworker increase the probability of experiencing a "beachball of doom" depending
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
The model I would like to see involves micro-payments. I would be willing to "tip" say $0.10 or $0.15 here and there to instantly unlock certain articles. I think if this were easy to do then wired and other websites like it would
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
Why compare it to windows ? Compare it to Ubuntu or Chrome OS. You have Aptana, textmate, emacs, and web based IDEs. Ubuntu's "one button search" works better, it's called /usr/bin/locate. If you'r
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
Thank you for this. I suppose I should have included the caveot that my rant applies mostly to early stage shops which are aren't ready to build out and ship a shiny new dev machine for every employee. Another problem for smaller sta
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
Choosing to only bind SSH to a VPN interface is another option. If you can utilize a VPN that incorporates 2FA then that's even better. Projects such as zerotier are going a long way towards making this kind of thing easier to setup.
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I think that "APT" is just a fancy new word that describes a very old methodology that has been commonplace since the earliest days of computer crime. If you read about Kevin Mitnick for example he was doing this stuff in his ear
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by hackercomplex 11y ago
I think that unfortunately you're mistaken. If all you do is sit and look at log files all day you can come off with this impression because you see so many scans go by, but that creates a bias in your thinking which doesn't line

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