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7y ago
I find Spotify's discover weekly to be great for this.
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8y ago
Plus Ada has a complicated runtime system that Rust doesn't.
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8y ago
Anecdotally, I had a very strange experience with LinkedIn. I went to stay with my friend in another country for a few days and upon returning home, LinkedIn recommended his father as a connection - despite me never electronically contactin
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8y ago
> (1) Make an ernest attempt to use ML, algorithms to identify their customers who are using those leaked datasets Facebook negligently exposed and help devalue the data, instead of eagerly selling them targeted advertising services? I d
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8y ago
The article seems to spin it as being part of the CA study, apart from the small commentary towards the end. Has anyone seen the text of the message FB has shown to the affected 87 million and does it explicitly mention private messages?
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9y ago
People may put all manner of things in private repos that they don't want to be made public, so github shouldn't just expose them to the outside world.
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9y ago
Nice work! I just noticed a bug though, trying to go to the next page of system software that is sorted by votes doesn't work. Instead of going to the next page, the first page is reloaded with /NaN appended to the URL, as such:
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10y ago
That's great, thanks for doing so.
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10y ago
I can really recommend this book, I've worked through it and am implementing the interpreter in Rust. I've just finished the latest chapter and am looking forward to the future instalments. Edit: here is the (WIP) intepreter: htt
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World-Check terrorism database leaks online
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ELC 2016 Presentations
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11y ago
The Ci40 boards are headless, so they have no graphics support at all.
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11y ago
Could you provide more details about the Leeds scene please? I've been working here for a few months as a programmer and am interested in getting involved.
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11y ago
In a similar vein to this, /r/itsaunixsystem is worth checking out.
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11y ago
That Dota app looks nice, how long have you been working on it for? How come you chose django over something such as flask for problemotd?
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Ask HN: What project are you working on?
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11y ago
The ergodox firmware [0] nicely illustrates the ideas in this post. [0] https://github.com/benblazak/ergodox-firmware
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11y ago
Perhaps moving to a shorter distance transmission method would work. You could use NFC and then touch the fob against a portion of the door, placing the key in a cup holder (or something similar in the center console) with NFC support when
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11y ago
The automotive industry certainly has some interesting times ahead with regard to security. Audi's proposed plan for allowing deliveries to be placed in the boot of a locked car [0] certainly seems like it could be ripe for exploitatio
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12y ago
I really enjoyed this film, I felt it was good at being inclusive for people without much technical knowledge.
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12y ago
Excellent - thanks for pointing that out :-)
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12y ago
I wonder how this will face up to gfycat? gfycat has the ability to turn a video into a gif as well as an HTML5 video - it is already pretty popular and the benefits of HTML5 videos over gifs seem obvious. How much longer can we expect the
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12y ago
It's certainly possible to praise a language without it suiting your needs.
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12y ago
I don't think they found out Python is horrible - the first line is praising the language, it just didn't suit their needs anymore.
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12y ago
Thanks for the link, that's more steady than I had expected. It's a shame that website doesn't have graphs from the time that Android and iOS announced they wouldn't support flash - it would be interesting to see if ther
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12y ago
I find it strange Flash is still around, given that iOS and Android don't support Flash anymore and that YouTube has made a lot of video content available as HTML5. I thought that other sites would have followed suit. Is there evidence
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12y ago
This is exciting news - it's a shame that sudo isn't supported in the Travis-CI Docker containers (is this common for all Docker containers?). Uploading binaries to S3 and then downloading them to use in the build process seems li
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12y ago
That's the one.
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I got tired of the existing tiling window managers and their lack of documentation, so I made my own that behaves like vim. It's called howm and can be found here: https://github.com/HarveyHunt/howm There was a th
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12y ago
I don't see any posts about this in the last month - that's quite a while in the hobby project world.
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