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Show HN: A QUIC implementation in Go
(github.com)
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lclemente
10y ago
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Show HN: Quic-go: A QUIC server implementation in Go
(github.com)
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10y ago
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lclemente
10y ago
Shameless plug: I've implemented something similar in the past, but with the addition of client-side encryption. I've been using it for some time without problems. At a first glance at the design docs here, the present project loo
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lclemente
11y ago
Does anyone know how putting diesel into the motor oil causes the engine to "[run] more smoothly and [use] less fuel"?
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lclemente
11y ago
They explain it here: https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/docs/limitati...
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lclemente
11y ago
I think the problem with your analogy is that it doesn't include the measurement basis. Consider polarization of a photon: you can either distinguish between horizontal or vertical polarization with a measurement, so your basis looks l
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lclemente
11y ago
"airbnb" results in “ayr” Arabic: penis The only one I could find, so just bad luck :)
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lclemente
11y ago
Shameless plug: If you want the data in dropbox encrypted, try https://github.com/lucas-clemente/git-cr :) I think I've also solved most of the concurrency problems, but haven't tested it yet.
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lclemente
11y ago
Shameless plug: Might be interesting to combine this with client-side encrypted remotes, a feature of https://github.com/lucas-clemente/git-cr :)
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lclemente
11y ago
Cool, thanks!
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lclemente
11y ago
The file size (ember.min.js) went down due to the cleanup: 1.13.8: 488K, 126K gzipped 2.0.0: 424K, 110K gzipped
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Show HN: Client-side encryption for git
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11y ago
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lclemente
12y ago
As an Apple user, everytime I see Android's share button I think of the Steam icon ( https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Steam_logo.svg ).
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lclemente
12y ago
Do you plan on offering self-hosted setups in the future?
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lclemente
12y ago
Homebrew already fixed that, you can just do a git pull in /usr/local.
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Vote on NASA's Z-2 Suit Design
(jscfeatures.jsc.nasa.gov)
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lclemente
12y ago
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lclemente
13y ago
2009 - Obama 2014 - Snowden That would certainly be something ;)
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lclemente
13y ago
Very cool! Could this be merged into jQuery, or are there reasons why that's not a good idea?
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lclemente
13y ago
Just out of interest, what is your temperature setting for night? I'm at 3600K, decreasing it every few weeks.
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lclemente
13y ago
This looks amazing, congratulations! I really like the idea of having a nice UI for keeping an eye on tests. Does anyone know whether there's something similar for Ruby / Rails?
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lclemente
13y ago
Interesting, could you give a quick explanation how this could work?
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A better way to store password hashes? (2012)
(opine.me)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Chrome: "This page is in Haitian. Would you like to translate it?" It might as well be.
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lclemente
13y ago
I quite like pupil: http://pupil.io/ It allows you to change the resolution (zoom) from the menu bar.
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lclemente
13y ago
This is void of any citations of scientific studies or just about anything to back its claims. How does this get voted up?
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lclemente
13y ago
earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6412409
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lclemente
13y ago
For anybody wondering how D compares to Go, have a look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3554956/d-versus-go-compa...
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lclemente
13y ago
Just a note: This was on the stackoverflow weekly newsletter yesterday. If you're interested in more questions like this it's worth to check it out, I like it a lot.
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Copy Me
(synaptiqplus.com)
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lclemente
13y ago
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lclemente
13y ago
I'm wondering how the Snowden revelations affect companies like them. Having all your mobile browsing pass though a single point in the US probably doesn't sound like a good idea anymore to many of their potential users. Also, I&#
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