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danhab99

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    Comment #37812018

    I wish git would stash changes when I checkout uncommitted code

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    Comment #37427813

    My dad one time told me that the reason he married my mom was because they were opposites. He's antisocial and she is a social butterfly, he thought it would be a good idea... 27 y…

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    Ask HN: Wouldn't it make sense to use GPG as the activitypub user?

    I was thinking about this while trying to use Mastadon. I don't get why I have to create an account on every Mastadon server just to read. The thing is that GPG is already a federa…

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    Comment #32427278

    >(in turn belonging to the Unix family), stepbrother of macOS and first cousin of Linux To the common people this means very little To those who understands version control this me…

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    Comment #32372645

    I've been struggling with what a touch based IDE for my galaxy tab4. Right now I'm thinking about showing a drawer with token suggestions written on color coded chips. Right now I'…

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    Comment #32172951

    Is the horror of this situation the fact that biometric security is less secure than a memorized password, or the big-brother-esq coercion tactic they used?

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    Comment #32172918

    I feel like if we as the open source community would require commit signing we would be in a safer position. Crypto signing doesn't block malware from being introduced, but it woul…

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    Comment #32168807

    I strive to follow the Apature Science naming scheme with everything I code.

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    Ask HN: Non programming professionals, what do you use for version control

    I just got done helping a friend recover some gimp project they messed up when I realized, if I had a similar problem while coding I'd just use git to revert my mistakes. If you us…

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    Ask HN: Autocurrying Syntax Sugar?

    Full disclosure: I'm not a computer scientist, I'm just a programmer who uses these tools. Also I mainly use javascript and go, I need to spread out more but these two tools fulfil…

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    Comment #30950196

    Works great on a phone

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    Comment #30901021

    My dad is annoyingly like this. I'm so grateful that I learned vim shortly after he taught me how to code.

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    Comment #30900281

    Oh no anyways

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    Comment #30816165

    Why can't we get these kinds of policies in the US? Is it because Europeans are banding together to poke at us? I feel like they're doing this against us, even though we don't prof…

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    Comment #30687030

    > 2. Substitute "Palestinian" for ANY other nationality, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, or other adjective describing a group to which YOU belong. Well they're not just any o…

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    Ask HN: Recommendations for a web based CMS for Postgres?

    Our team has a custom built CMS that is really painful to update. Every time we make the slightest change to the database we have to dig in and debug the thing, it's too distractin…

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    Comment #30555467

    > is also more or less dependent on assuming no malevolence by the certificate authorities It doesn't have to be. Nothing's stopping you from signing your own certificates, just li…

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    Comment #30555231

    > But what really rubs me the wrong way is when people who have chosen to steal start moralizing their position like they're standing up for some vague rights or principles I feel …

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    Comment #30555161

    If signal is too "centralized" then why not use matrix or irc?

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    Comment #30519330

    Webapps are already protected with the same privacy and security protocols the browser imposes on webpages. What can a native app possibly do that's such an egregious invasion of p…

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    Comment #30508341

    I didn't even know safari can't do webm. I wonder what else safari and WebKit can't do?