joliss

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by joliss 11y ago
Thanks, very interesting stats! >> financial incentives to incarcerate... > Do you have any sources for this? For private prisons, the Corrections Corporation of America reportedly spends over $1 million each year on lobbying. [1][
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by joliss 11y ago
Related: Mike Monteiro's talk, "How Designers Destroyed the World": https://vimeo.com/68470326
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by joliss 11y ago
Perhaps a mod can replace the submission's URL with this? ^
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by joliss 11y ago
To get someone's (or your own) Google+ ID, you can also click the profile picture and copy the oid parameter out of the URL. (Pulling it out of "View Source" didn't work for some reason.)
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by joliss 11y ago
Some of these proposals are really intriguing. More details: Concepts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concepts_%28C%2B%2B%29 Modules: http://clang.llvm.org/docs/Modules.html Coroutines: http:/
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Firefox Developer Edition(mozilla.org)
1 points by joliss 11y ago|0 comments
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by joliss 11y ago
Related visualization of how kid's range has shrunk over four generations: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/2b/4e/b3/2b4eb36f9...
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by joliss 11y ago
There doesn't seem to be much in the way of real intership programs for your age group. However, your resume is super impressive, and you're clearly gifted. I'm going to bet that there will be people who will want to support
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Silk Road Investigation: Criminal Charges Against Agents Reveal Corruption(forbes.com)
16 points by joliss 11y ago|1 comments
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by joliss 11y ago
Yup, thanks - I've updated the parent.
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by joliss 11y ago
The most profitable advice I've gotten for charging good rates comes from two sources: 1. Jim Camp's negotiation book, "Start with No": http://www.amazon.com/Start-No-Negotiating-Tools-that-ebook/...
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by joliss 12y ago
I found the matching git commits for each vulnerability: http://www.solitr.com/blog/2015/03/openssl-vulnerability-bre...
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Today's OpenSSL vulnerabilities: technical causes(solitr.com)
2 points by joliss 12y ago|0 comments
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by joliss 12y ago
I use a semicolon-free style (only protecting leading ([+-/) with var declarations like so: var foo = 1 var bar = 2 Is there an issue with semicolon-free var declarations that I should be aware of?
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by joliss 12y ago
Full specs: https://i.imgur.com/S0ifg2B.png Of note: Nano SIM, 493 ppi display, 4K video recording. (The specs on the Google page have a button to expand them. It's a bit hidden and not linkable, hence the screenshot.)
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by joliss 12y ago
ProTip: Hit the y key on any GitHub page with source code. It'll instantly expand the URL to its canonical form, e.g. https://github.com/sass/libsass/blob/master/parser.cpp#L29-L... to https:&#
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by joliss 12y ago
About: http://www.srl.inf.ethz.ch/jsnice.php Apparently this is a machine learning research project. It seems that this would be quite useful for looking at the code of closed-source webapps. Would love to see it open-sourc
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by joliss 13y ago
Does anybody have access to the PDF? I'd be interested in effect size in particular. The abstract only says "profound".
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by joliss 13y ago
Before people start associating this with actual HTTP/2.0, it is worth emphasizing that this is a separate document. None of this "trusted proxy" MITM nonsense is in the HTTP/2.0 draft: http://datatracker.ietf
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by joliss 13y ago
I named it after the `Makefile` pattern, since it contains a build definition. We have `Rakefile`, `Cakefile`, `Gruntfile.js`, etc.
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No more `grunt watch` – faster builds with the Broccoli asset pipeline(solitr.com)
131 points by joliss 13y ago|54 comments
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by joliss 13y ago
I wrote this, am happy to field questions here. Can a mod put a more helpful title, with something like "JavaScript build tool" so people know what it's about?
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by joliss 13y ago
These types of agreements might mean that we move from "software patents held by tech giants" to "software patents held by a cartel of tech giants". That would be worse. An agreement like this might avoid the next high-p
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by joliss 13y ago
I'm getting organic search traffic for niche keywords, like 'free solitaire online'. http://sudokuisland.com seems to have a decent amount of keywords already, but perhaps you can think of more. Organic search is
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by joliss 13y ago
I have no idea. I was surprised at how high it was.
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by joliss 13y ago
My free-to-play Solitaire web app, at http://www.solitr.com/ . It's making a bit over $1,000 in monthly ad revenue. Traffic is at ~3k dailies. I did this as a weekend project 2 years ago, and at some point migrated my b
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by joliss 13y ago
I like the intention -- making software more secure is really worthwhile. The reward scheme is dubious though: I love working on open source because it's intrinsically rewarding. But if you try to pay me a few bucks, chances are I&#x27
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by joliss 13y ago
How about single-letter shortcuts, like GitHub does? Press the ? key on GitHub to get the shortcut list. Some might not be as comfortable (e.g. / on a Swiss-German keyboard, as you say), but they'll still mostly work.
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by joliss 13y ago
Exactly. Travis CI uses this to let you ssh into your build VM.
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by joliss 13y ago
My idea was that if you're pasting a single line, then at least you can review the command you pasted before hitting enter.

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