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blintzing

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    Comment #21885932

    If the device doesn't have a secure element, how can anyone take it seriously as a strong root of trust? The page lists several recent attacks on secure element, but that's not rea…

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    Comment #17475275

    There’s a nice Stanford class I took called CS 140E that had students write an OS for the Raspeberry Pi in Rust. There are actually some benefits to using Rust at this level, thoug…

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    Comment #10203902

    Another great startup/app development Dilbert: http://dilbert.com/strip/2011-02-12

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    Comment #10188972

    https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/ CSS-Tricks has a pretty handy guide, too. If I need a quick reference when developing, that and MDN are my go to.

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    Comment #10014602

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C2%A3sd The Latin librae, solidi, and denarii became pounds, shillings and pence. There are 12 pence in a shilling, and 20 shillings in a pound. So, …

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    Comment #9978887

    A big thing Julia has going for it is that it plays nicely with Fortran. Lots of legacy numerical computing code has already been written in Fortran, so it's a big draw for some co…

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    Comment #9927161

    If I write a computer program (say a Processing sketch) that generates an image, who owns the copyright to the image?

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    Comment #9919807

    How many grandmas (or even casual Google users) knew that though? Do they read Google's blog? (Also, not to be picky, but I see no mention of Google+ Photos (let alone its status a…

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    Comment #9919664

    Isn't it funny that we're even having this conversation? That Google can offer two products, differentiated by a single character (Google+ Photos and Google Photos), with few obvio…

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    Comment #9862259

    > Stuff like prime numbers have eaten up millions of brain hours of highly intelligent people I think the idea that brilliant minds have been 'wasted' on prime numbers is nonsense.…

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    Comment #9861124

    But sometimes the connection between "beautiful art project" and "practical tools" is totally unexpected. We often invest time in projects that seem simply like "beautiful art", an…

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    Comment #9851547

    I was very interested, but pretty disappointed that Datomic is completely closed source. Maybe this is a little mean, but what could be more "simple" than being able to read, under…

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    Comment #9836405

    Is he perhaps joking? Even a brief read of the Wikipedia article makes it clear that NP-hard isn't a mathematical expression in which 'N' stands for a number...

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    Comment #9836169

    How is what the author described "one pronounced incident"? One email or IRC message could be a "pronounced incident". What she describes is clearly much worse, and points to a dee…