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eschulte
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Comment #23604051
More active discussion on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/hds2kk/new_gith...
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Comment #8677867
I maintain a version of the Emacs Starter Kit using Org-mode and Babel. It is similar to this setup if a little bit more involved. - Org-mode exported HTML: http://eschulte.github.…
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Comment #8329778
I think this is the most realistic approach mentioned here, and tromey is actually familiar with the Emacs internals.
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Comment #7103883
The use of the vulnerability to repair the vulnerability is very cool. I've done some related work, which may be of interest when one wants to patch a bad binary on the router (ins…
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Comment #7045190
http://eschulte.github.io/el-go/weboard.html?game=tafl Uses webrtc, implemented mainly as a learning exercise for webrtc.
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Comment #6997971
I walk through a similar process here [1], using binwalk to extract the source-code from a firmware image, then running the insecure router software in a QEMU VM. Although the purp…
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Comment #6766169
I don't use digital ocean because https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/image-updat...
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Comment #6749495
Meanwhile the tech industry is funding American politicians who oppose climate change regulations. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/14/facebook-micros...
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Comment #6712766
execution speed is objective
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Comment #6712427
Having used fork/join to parallelize an OCaml genetic algorithm, I can say from experience it is neither safe nor practical. Edit: Intentionally only supporting single-threaded pro…
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Comment #6712257
A major limiting factor is that OCaml has no support for parallelism, and due to it's use of a global interpreter lock for GC it can't run multiple threads. That said it's great to…
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Comment #5272245
If taking this route, maybe emulating one of the old lisp machines would be a good way to go (since they really were lisp all the way down). It looks like someone has already start…
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Comment #5160541
A more straightforward solution would be to pass this bill [1], which would require that tax-payer funded research be made publicly available. Once this becomes mandatory the publi…
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Comment #5157892
I actually wrote something similar in bash which I use frequently when I need to munge a table of numbers on the command line [1]. The whole time I was thinking I should really be …
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Comment #5124484
You describe N-version programming (though not by name). In actuality two different from-scratch implementations are likely to re-make the same mistakes, see the following. http://…
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Comment #5121925
I think PGP signing could be a great way to prove authorship on publicly available messages (in those cases where rather than anonymity one does want to definitively know who wrote…
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Comment #5040106
If you happen to have a /sys/class/backlight/acpi-video0/brightness file on your system (e.g., linux laptop). Here's a light weight and easy to customize option. First make this fi…
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Comment #5035141
This is how false misperceptions are spread. I'd ask you to mention a lisp library which you use but find under-documented (as another reply already has), but I don't think anyone …
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Comment #4982474
Here is a more complete (but still short) article on the same topic [1], and here are the records of the votes for the passage of this bill, and the rejection of the three proposed…
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Comment #4514880
FWIW: Org-mode overloads C-c C-c and tab to the point where just using those two keys you can perform a huge portion of the Org-mode actions depending on your context (including ex…
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Comment #4513978
To keep you safe we've restricted your freedom.