vellamike

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   by vellamike 14y ago

   They might think of that as crossing a line - from just hosting and enabling you to do what you want to do to actually telling you what you want to do.
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   by vellamike 14y ago

   Yes but what is that key doing anywhere near the repository anyway?
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   by vellamike 14y ago

   How exactly does this happen? I can understand that some people don't understand the need to keep their private key offline, but I would have thought those people aren't really aware of the existence of the private key...so how does it end
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   by vellamike 14y ago

   Really enjoying this and finding it very useful. Thank you for sharing and emailing the notifications.
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   by vellamike 14y ago

   I think "respective reputations" can be quite subjective. In my circles Haskell is definitely more talked about/used.
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   by vellamike 14y ago

   Nice. It's been such a long time since I've read something about Nokia and thought, "wow, cool!".
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   How to decide when we have simulated life(github.com)

   1 points by vellamike 14y ago|0 comments
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   Facebook's big announcement: what will it be?(guardian.co.uk)

   2 points by vellamike 14y ago|0 comments
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   by vellamike 14y ago

   Perhaps it will only work in a vacuum?