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c7DJTLrn
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Comment #37990145
There was a post recently about suspicion of NIST, specifically from Daniel Bernstein. We also have reason to believe there was funny business around Dual_EC_DRBG. If NIST really i…
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Comment #37988777
So cool, thanks.
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Comment #37983536
This is kind of the plot of the third season of Sword Art Online.
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Comment #37983523
Cool channel, much of it over my head, thanks.
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Comment #37983058
And this is where some of the greatest, most educated minds in computing are going. What a waste.
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Comment #37983015
Could this be used to build a super minimalistic Ben Eater style CPU?
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Comment #37966870
I am surprised that Firefox freely allows access to the clipboard. I'm using Brave and there's an explicit permission for it that is disallowed by default.
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Comment #37953107
Please no. Go is designed to be easy to read and easy to write. err != nil is not hard to read. If you don't like the repetition, it simply isn't the language for you. I'm perfectl…
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Comment #37947215
2000s kid, I first used something similar to LOGO at school, if you can consider that programming. I initially taught myself programming/scripting by writing Windows batch scripts.…
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Comment #37947072
Shell security is a joke anyway, there's plenty of other things to be cynical about than an install script. Such as how I can elevate privileges on your machine by phishing your pa…
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Comment #37928333
Yeah, I have the same problem, I usually just end up putting everything into my backpack after I've paid. Slows things down.
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Comment #37928208
>if China can ctrl c/ctrl v your idea and then pay cheap labour to churn out a clone within a week? By being protective over our ideas we're admitting that China will do it cheaper…
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Comment #37926597
There's this kind of crab bucket mentality where in the West we feel like we need to be ahead of China no matter what. That's not going to last if all we have is trade secrets keep…
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Comment #37918473
I upvote things I agree with and downvote things I disagree with. Just kidding. I only vote on comments, and pretty rarely.
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Comment #37918369
The effort required to make a company IPv6-enabled is not to be underestimated.
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Comment #37911866
>We need to make sure that AI multilingual to avoid total English domination of culture. Not saying English is an ideal language, but I'm interested in why you think it shouldn't d…
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Comment #37911823
We could easily reduce the risks but we're collectively too lazy to do it. Stop feeding antibiotics to animals, stop giving out strong antibiotics without supervision, sanction thi…
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Comment #37899888
Not a fan either. I want to be sure that routing is going to work at compile time, not at runtime.
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Comment #37883494
When YouTube stops working with ad blockers, assuming it cannot be circumvented, it will be the end of my YouTube-watching days. I already stopped using Reddit when they killed off…
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Comment #37882168
The complaints about systemd timers seem strange. To me, they're a sysadmin's dream to work with. I can see exactly when the last trigger was, when the next one will be, and I can …
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Comment #37881894
Under 25 seems a bit young, and I say this as a 22-year-old. There isn't enough life experience there to understand the complexities of the real world. But we do need younger peopl…
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Comment #37867454
That "Not Yours" in the screenshot cracks me up for some reason. Feels like it's saying "Hey, give them back asshole!"
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Comment #37860370
There is also a huge portion of programmers who want to be on an assembly line. They don't care about their profession, they don't strive to improve at their craft, they don't read…
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Comment #37854033
I wondered if the vaccine flu symptoms might've created congestion in your middle ear but sounds like it didn't. Perhaps you could do an experiment on yourself with the supplement …
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Comment #37854015
If you want to show something like this off it would be more appropriate as a Show HN since there isn't anything novel here.