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stockkid

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    Hi everyone, as a software engineer, I wanted to know more about networking and BGP. So I started implementing BGP about two years ago. But it stalled at a message parser, because …

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    Hi everyone, I wanted to share a language I made that only uses a series of bracket characters. All operations are prefix-free, meaning one can follow another without ambiguity. Th…

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    Comment #25252090

    Same. Having finished the course years ago, I remember most vividly the following: never implement your own crypto. Not many details survived the time but it was intellectually rew…

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    Comment #25142390

    Interesting point. While I sympathize with the cause, I personally wouldn't find it the best money spent, had I donated, because it is impossible to measure the impact of the money…

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    Comment #25096793

    Thanks for the compliment. It is possible to use any other methods to synchronize notes because Dnote stores everything in a single SQLite file. The dedicated server becomes useful…

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    Comment #25091269

    For me, Spotify's personalized recommendations (e.g. discover weekly, release radar) have been quite consistent in quality.

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    Comment #25090392

    Adding lines such as "topic:..." sounds like a very useful and low key solution. I might start trying that. Thanks. You can use Dnote web app on the phone to do full text search an…

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    Comment #25088644

    > I tag each text file with topic, date and context keywords. Nice idea. How are you doing that? Also, do you version control your notes? > What does not work great is on the phone…

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    Comment #23865774

    Nice work. 1. What do you mean by "true random"? Aren't the bits generated by a hardware pseudo random at best? 2. Why and how should users trust the randomness of a third party so…

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    Comment #23842134

    Could you elaborate how that might be the case? Is the argument that the $10 will somehow trickle down into the local economy?

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    Comment #23673732

    Very nice. What I liked about it is that thumbnails to the article allows readers to skim through the list more quickly and still understand more clearly what they are about.

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    Personally I have noticed some changes, but nothing that impacted my productivity in any significant way, and paid no more attention. I believe sometimes we tend to overreact to ce…

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    Comment #23535172

    Beanstalk is cool. Just curious, in what ways could it be more simplified? I think we can already just upload our code and forget about it. It could be that I am missing something.…

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