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by libeclipse 9y ago
I think there's two split types of developers. When I was younger, mostly hanging around on IRC servers and forums, coding just my own cool projects, I strongly believed in the GPL. All of my projects had it, and I wouldn't even d
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Aha, always start hating my alarm clock music, no matter how much I liked it before. Hopefully this will counteract that.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Looks cool, but I don't believe it's mature enough at the moment for me to use it. Will be keeping an eye on it though.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Exactly. We all wanted Trump to run because it would be funny. Damn.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
The niche aspect is something everyone is overlooking. Combining this with the "auctioning" each pixel seems like it would be pretty slow moving. Also, how would you protect against faked transactions? Certainly waiting for confir
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Please no.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
To anyone reading this in the future, all of the issues raised in this thread have been handled in v0.2.0.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
As long as you make it perfectly clear to the user, this should be fine. Not sure if anyone would be up for it though---I mean I certainly wouldn't. Sure it would remove the volatility but that volatility could give the user massive pr
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Show HN: Securely Handle Encryption Keys in Go (v0.2.0)(twitter.com)
3 points by libeclipse 9y ago|0 comments
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I wonder how they plan on managing traffic in 3D.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
> In this case, a divide by 3 is equivalent to multiplying by 0x55555556 and then taking the top half of the output. What the fuck. That's amazing!
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Hey there! Thanks for this advice, I'll definitely consider this in the next release. Like I said in other parts of this thread, the project is in very early stages right now and, as I understand from reading a lot of the replies, I s
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Hey there stouset! I've read your comments and I thank you for the tips you've given. I do realise that there are a lot of things that I have missed, and I plan on having them fixed soon. I definitely will be managing memory mysel
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I've been meaning to implement libsodium's sodium_memzero instead of zeroing out. It's next on the Agenda.
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Show HN: Securely Handle Encryption Keys in Go(github.com)
119 points by libeclipse 9y ago|31 comments
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Lastpass is really quite horribly designed. To think that someone actually sat down to design a 2FA system and thought of that crap. Jeez.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
On the linked page, I see comments about ignoring the webmasters' wishes et al. All I can say is f*ck that. It's a free and open internet. If you put content up on a public site, anyone has the right to go and look at it. Stop com
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Here's a cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I don't think this is a particularly good point to make. You're saying that since X happened and since X is worse than Y, we shouldn't care about Y. There's been school shootings so single murders don't matter? Ther
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I've experienced this too, not the discrimination in work, but the realisation that on the internet no one cares about anything but your work. I've been a part of a lot of different communities. Hell, when I was a kid in a MW2 cla
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by libeclipse 9y ago
God damn, that's beautiful...
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by libeclipse 9y ago
This "code written by code" meme is over-hyped. It'll be a long time yet before software has any chance of developing a creative solution to a problem better than its human counterparts.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
IFLS is only good for click bait and is generally a horrible source.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Sure whiteboard interviews are hated by everyone and maybe they aren't so terrible, but I think there's better alternatives than "just chatting about their past". How about a coding exercise to take home?
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Someone left some advice for the customer of the company on the linked thread and that rep deleted it and locked it. Does anyone have it?
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I can see it working, but I just feel that it's putting pressure on the consumer to rate the company how they want them to.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I'm fine with a request to change the review, but not sure that they should tell them exactly how many stars to give.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Hah, I got you!
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by libeclipse 9y ago
There have been reports that the WSJ articles that triggered this whole thing were fake. Source: h3h3
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by libeclipse 9y ago
What do you mean by this comment? I don't see how the two are linked.

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