lphillips0825

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by lphillips0825 2y ago
“As a baseline reality check, we should not be sending over 1% of a 3.5" floppy disk purely in signatures and public keys.” Really? This is a ridiculous statement and sounds like we're worried about bandwidth consumption from the
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Judicial Conference an Enduring Success? Not So Much(post.news)
1 points by lphillips0825 3y ago|0 comments
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Incredibly impactful and disturbing.
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Thoughts and Prayers Won't Cut It(post.news)
1 points by lphillips0825 3y ago|1 comments
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Because they care less than any other industry about positive customer experience and convenience.
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Good luck with that. He pissed away $44B buying and running Twitter into the ground and now expects others to invest? Especially this area—-Musk was so certain OpenAI was doing it wrong and too slowly. How’d that position work out?
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Brings back fond memories. I was at JSC in Houston and took on a consulting job to convert a massive data manipulation and statistical analysis program that ran in COBOL on an IBM 370 to run on an IBM PC. I did a portion of the code in Turb
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Ask them to take you to the edge of the Earth and show you where you can jump off. /s
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Kagi looks pretty good
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Why would you want to?
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
You CANNOT deactivate an email with one click. If you delete an email address you would expect it to be dead. Not so—-if an email is sent to the address it is re-activated. I’ve reported this annoying behavior multiple times to no avail.
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
System design is not coding and coding is not system design.
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Just this one
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
I think this is a trick question. The answer is “none.”
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Historical interest: SNOBOL ("StriNg Oriented and symBOlic Language") developed at AT&T Bell Labs.
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Everyone can generate code but not necessarily good code.
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by lphillips0825 3y ago
Assuming you meant a 128-bit hash with all bits set to '1' (i.e., '0xffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff'), it would still be extremely difficult, if not practically impossible, to find a string that hashes to this specific