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spb
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About spb
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/stuartpb; my proof: https://keybase.io/stuartpb/sigs/5uPpTu8U1RHc0QOZSnGyFYL4q8ol8keXdCdulvMGSus ]
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Comment #31165807
This looks excellent - I outlined wanting something like a cross between Lua and Bash back in 2016, and at first glance, it would seem that this project by and large fits the bill:…
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Comment #31107105
Recent versions of Lua use this trick as well.
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Comment #31061799
I tried to prototype my own implementation of `vidir` in Node.JS a while back (not realizing that it existed under this name in moreutils), and I ended up getting derailed after re…
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Comment #15148469
This is what the Cluetrain Manifesto was saying... in 1999. http://www.cluetrain.com/
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Comment #14759557
That's what `vipe` is for: https://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/
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Comment #14598326
No. See http://www.cluetrain.com/ - paid advertising is inherently unethical on a network where genuine mass interaction is free.
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Comment #14543251
> Other than DNA sequences I can't think of a good person key. In theory, one could use 3D geoposition at time of birth, time of birth, and sibling order (for twins / triplets / et…
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Comment #14183660
> But pretty much no one thought CMOS features could be made arbitrarily small. Pretty much no one qualified , maybe. There are lots of laymen (including many True Believers in The…
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Comment #14019400
While I first wrote an article about the absurdities of information security [in 2011][1], this specific extension is an idea I've had since [June 2015][2] - due to the absurd natu…
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Comment #14014851
I spent all of yesterday making an extension for this, and now HN won't let me post it as an article: https://nilpass.com/
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Comment #13814902
Though, of course, this still means trusting the compiler : https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/712.fall02/papers/p761-thomp...
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Comment #13802643
I made a similar app to this for Pebble at a hackathon in 2015: https://github.com/phoneyscape We got an offer from Madrona Ventures for it that I never ended up following up on.
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Comment #13726200
He seems to have changed his tune now that he can't behind the "that's only an imaginary possibility" cover: http://marc.info/?l=git&m=148787047422954 > Do we want to migrate to an…
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Comment #13723922
Holy crap, really? I've been drawing up [profiles for the user account systems of a bunch of websites for the past few years][1], and I think I've only seen that once before (on a …
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Comment #13495989
Precisely - calling it an "encoding" here is more of a tongue-in-cheek nod to how simple the steganographic rule is than an intention to imply that it be used as a straightforward …
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Comment #13495699
So, this is an idea I had a while back, inspired by how ideas like [illegal primes][] are fundamentally irrepressible as free speech, due to the intrinsically fluid nature of abstr…
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Comment #13148900
Last time I checked, Google's tools (like the Android SDK) require python2.
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Comment #12902089
This is why I designed the similarly-updating glyphs in surpass ( https://stuartpb.github.io/surpass/demo.html ) to only update after a half-second delay when masked.
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Comment #12851554
Yeah, I posted an edit within an hour after posting the original article - I hadn't read the further takes mentioning that the lookups were A records. I'd only read the comments in…
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Comment #12702316
There's no reason to sealion this, but here's a recent article that talks about exactly this topic: https://aeon.co/essays/you-don-t-have-to-be-stupid-to-work-h...