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Comment #38661336
Why are these messages encrypted? Is that just a standard thing?
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Comment #38524081
Gross. You can do the search on amazon (“bathroom spy camera”) and there are tons of results. One is even a shower nozzle !
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Comment #38513767
Needs examples.
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Comment #38428340
Does anyone ever use MetaFont/MetaPost to create fonts (typefaces)? Does FontForge have any scripting capability? I’ve never used it … only read about it. But I down all 5 “compute…
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Comment #13223867
My thought too.
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Comment #12783129
https://tozny.com/ sells a service that enables this for any app, not just Google. I have a Yubikey and I find it too obnoxious for day-to-day use. I'd rather use an authenticator …
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Comment #12703883
Also questions I'd like to know the answers to!
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Comment #12548908
tozny.com provides a fantastic password-free authentication scheme as well.
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Comment #12205992
* How is it possible to construct all the previous "search tokens" on the server side? * The client stores does a lot of work (storing a map of all keys, for one). Could the client…
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Comment #11726610
I did a part-time master's in CS while working full time. I was able to take one course a term and it was really rewarding. I could dig into the material for each course without wo…
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Comment #11717123
Pretty good sense of humor from that author: 'This AI is extremely specific in its design, of course, ... for more flexible automation, physicists will still have to rely on the ge…
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Comment #11709664
Nasty. Great read though.
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Comment #11647238
Plottable.js is the only charting package I've used that's a real library, not just a set of pre-canned charts. Sadly, the devs don't seem to have a lot of time to devote to updati…
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Comment #11639379
It's even more fun when your project uses native libraries, with their own logging, that you can't seem to override at all. (Looking at Mesos, right now.)
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Comment #11639324
It bothers me that they say implementing SSA eliminates the need for "complicated" data-flow analysis. Data-flow has a really nice theory behind it and enables a lot of optimizatio…
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Comment #11565918
The link title here is misleading - it's about an article titled 'why people go to grad school.' A better title would be 'A reaction to "why people go to grad school."'
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Comment #11565690
I also found an older post describing how they use Scrum to design the hardware to be pretty interesting: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/designing-the-next-storage-po... . I wonder…
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Comment #11523890
I haven't used control theory to scale services up & down, but I have used it to regulate requests from a batch process to a production service, scaling the request rate up and dow…
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Comment #11523725
Tried the query "green room preview" (expecting articles about the new movie 'Green Room') - got a whole bunch of unrelated stuff. https://api.newsapi.aylien.com/api/v1/stories?tex…
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Comment #11474929
Can you write up how you fixed the broken call stacks? I've used Brendan's tools (with java-perf-map, also an awesome tool) to generate flame graphs for Scala code and had no idea …
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Comment #11407997
Excellent article.
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Comment #11036442
Typo in the headline doesn't help the credibility of this article ("This comany’s tech helps developers deal with buggy open source code.") And I guess quotes like the following ar…
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Comment #11036328
Really like the architecture of streams driving updates to surfaces.
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Comment #10748268
Trying to use this and I get "exit status 128" for all reasonable invocations of "git appraise request ...". Looks seriously cool and I am sad!