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christopherbalz

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About christopherbalz

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/christopherbalz; my proof: https://keybase.io/christopherbalz/sigs/Rj-MXczFDpfd1LfQw11yk6thXvhXHywhc2sCEyAybfI ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #32526588

    The article raises awareness of a pitfall that is easy to fall into, and that will only appear at runtime.

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    Comment #31898157

    Not your keys, not your coins.

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    Comment #30870101

    Is it really that much for the browser vendors to support TypeScript? Then, the only reason to compile would be to optimize for production by removing the excess code of the data-t…

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    Comment #30628084

    Sweet! 'never' seems to have historical roots in IE's ancient 'unknown' js type.

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    Comment #30500906

    + And worth re-reading as well. Totally generic to field but definitely applicable here.

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    Comment #29432049

    Why call it "NixOS" when it seems to be a package manager?

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    Comment #29242653

    Great in-depth write-up!

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    Comment #28775539

    My two cents: Formal Methods (e.g., "Z" and Promela) and also, teamwork stuff (from old days, Team Software Process, and any more modern material like that).

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    Comment #28719938

    A page of practical examples that are easy to understand and clearly offer advantages would help for those with limited time.

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    Comment #28694078

    It would be really nice to not always have to do a worker thread or iframe to get multi-threading. Web apps with more involved and/or extensive ui's would benefit a lot from this i…

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    Comment #28671069

    Kind of surprising that the article doesn't mention the profits and sway that Big Tech has to afford the approaches he describes. Borrow money very cheaply, buy back stock, profit …

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    Comment #28616850

    +1 Also, the author of the article was able to do the job in an article that one can read in just a few minutes - a rare feat.

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    Comment #27852939

    Lots of good data in this article.

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    Comment #26815103

    It is a day of true irony: https://twitter.com/RichardHeartWin/status/13823814747338219...

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    Comment #24202940

    Girard's theory also applies very well to mass culture movements for social and political change. Shameless plug: My book rests in large part upon his theories: https://www.nottoto…

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    Comment #23679666

    So, macOS keychain simply doesn't have the ability to store in secure enclave?

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    Comment #23182937

    BAT rewards have been live on seemingly all reddit comments for a year or so now.

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    Comment #22486984

    An oldie but a goodie: https://labs.detectify.com/2014/12/08/hijacking-of-abandoned...

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    Comment #22486324

    "Distributed computing project, Rosetta@Home, is using the BOINC infrastructure to model covid-19 proteins that may be drug targets. " - https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/f…

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    Comment #22003533

    Not surprising; the Fed is intent on ever-inflating the housing asset bubble.

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    Comment #21951524

    Interesting research on stock-to-flow: https://medium.com/digitalassetresearch/plan-b-is-now-plan-a...

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    Comment #21914986

    I am enjoying "Quantum Computing for Everyone". It's by an MIT math professor, and is certainly for "everyone" . . . who wants to learn quantum techniques for linear algebra (e.g.,…

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    Comment #21808126

    Well-said.

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    Comment #21632345

    On macOS, brow.sh doesn't make it clear as to what hyperlink I am focused on when browsing. Also, it doesn't handle terminal shutdown; it leaves Firefox running but won't reconnect…