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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Challenge response has a higher cost than challenging. For example, would you debate with every flat earther you see? It's simply not worth the time spent. Maybe they fall into the idiot category though.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Can someone educate me in why dicts are uncool for explained reasons, but clojure (which seems to be highly recommended on hn) seems to suffer the same issues when dealing with a map as a parameter (ring request etc). I know how to deal wit
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Unless it's done by mega corporations with multiple shields of lawyers, it's illegal.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
I guess I must be wrong. So many people disagree with me I must be an idiot. You can write and understand llms but not selinux policies.. You are right, the crowd has spoken. Thank you for the education hn.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
I have seen it. Take a good look at the Australian government funding central Australian communities and the crime and abuse outcomes in that area. It will break your heart.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Just replicate more France
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
I only wish I had the stability to do this. I have family relying on me to pay the bills. How did you do this (unless you got paid massive bucks) and afford to keep a family?
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Thanks.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
I find non lisp harder. In blub lang based on c: Fn(Val Val Val) to f(1,2,3) or Val fn val 3 + 3 In blub lang based on lisp (Fn val val...)
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
You do not speak for me. I think but can't prove that you don't even speak for most programmers.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
I feel like this comment helps confirm dead internet theory. Are we there yet HN?
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Surel backspacing beeps at the empty prompt can be turned off. I feel like I do it all the time.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Right. But the judgement comes from a third party. We as a society definitely judge peoples intent without knowledge into peoples mind, assumptions are made ( correctly or incorrectly ).
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
I had or had one in my possession that did exactly this. Another writes above a certain size were simply discarded.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Because intent is in the mind of the observer, not the mind of the person allegedly committing the crime.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
My first thought after reading this was. Did friendlyjordies somehow doxx a government official?
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Once again we blame developers for corporations not testing deployments and pushing changes live. Nobody can test everything. Big deployments require big testing.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Everything is moving relative to something.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Imagine blue tape for software. I guess the closest thing I have seen is // Fixme: address this later.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
The unsaid thing about endurance hunting is that you need to pick the right animal from the group and know how to persist hunt, aka keep prey away from water, have them run at the middle of the day, pace yourself, know the area and take sho
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Sounds like they are artificial constraints. I'm sure it sucks that it's "four digits only" but the air travel industry isn't immune from changing specifications. I believe ancient cultures called this software mai
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Absolutely depends on the use case. I'm attempting to talk in the generic case. If you limit policy to the minimum attack surface from outside the process including permissions and capabilities which are significantly more fine grain
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Your CPU pins rusting is a bigger concern then.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
If meltdown and speculative execution won't take down Intel, this is nothing.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
You would need to maintain python itself too. Imagine if you had done this same plan prior to the python 3 transition.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Now do it for lisp and your libraries alone were last updated 5 years ago.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
The reason you sanitise input is because the data can attack the host and the client. This post has a narrow view on attackers.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
My personal evidence shows otherwise.. but maybe my deep technical topics isn't suitable for most people, or I'm just a shit person, probably both. You absolutely need to water things down or you won't have an audience.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
Or use qlot and drag from many supported source repos.
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ungamedplayer
2y ago
There are also other sources that are not quicklisp. Qlot can and does install from github, gitlab, ultralisp, etc.
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