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I agree with most of your points here. But regarding malware, even without malicious intent, if the large amounts of apps are made without much thought to security, number of malwares and security risks would definitely go higher

and a salt biscuit brand

'Everything went according to the projectory, he said adding that the winged space plane will not be recovered from the sea.' - Is that okay? Do a lot of missions around the world consider sea a dumping ground?

oh. i did not mean it as an insult. i really thought i was reading a reddit thread :(

for a second i thought i was reading a reddit thread

I am actually curious. Did everyone who upvoted the title post not click on the link at all?

haha. and the realtime coordination of all the 100+ agents.

Just to know. why did you mention proudly? I don't use it either, but i thought it had gotten pretty stable over time and has very few issues. What problems do you see using neovim?

but you need chrome for this don't you?

i dont see an option for OSX hangouts. Where did you get it?

For the past year, i had two projects which required me to work with LLVM. Because of the scarcity of articles/documentation, i found it really hard to get into it. The API Docs and a few articles by Eli Bendersky(thank you so much!!! ) was all i found useful.

But once i got past the basic hurdles, the llvm project code was so well written, i felt a certain pleasure working with it.

Some time back, i had read about a very noticeable flatulence issue for soylent drinkers. Was that ever addressed?

"You might even imagine a nation defined not by geography but by the rules and benefits of citizenship. Imagine that people of the future could opt-in to the virtual nation that suits them best." . I wonder if we will ever get there . But its eye opening just to think about it.

i am interested in this query as well

I meant whats the advantage of viewing it in browser? Couldnt you go through the output in a terminal with multiplexers and tail?

I am curious. What is the usecase of this?

I was thinking the same.

Or video captures ;)

it is quite funny to see another innocuous post amidst all the vile and hateful posts. "How do people even do this shit? (X-Post from /r/gtagifs) " (https://i.imgur.com/po4V0QW.gifv )

Edit : added quotes for clarity

When i saw this talk, it got me thinking. Does anybody else feel that human beings inherently have limit to the amount of things and concepts they can think by themselves. His talk presents tools that helps push this limit by some amount. Its not just about thinking, its about how much information can be processed, modified and assimilated.

The books, media and the internet has been able to help us push this limit slightly more. A single person doesnt have to learn every science, but can get the updates from each if he wants to. He doesnt have to work hard in that field to learn from it. Maybe true advances in AI would take more of this processing from the person and help him move higher in terms of understanding and knowledge.

And probably that is whats the next step in evolution for us?

I was in a dev team for a network security appliance. It is really sad they way they treat vulnerabilities and security advisories. There were very few people who know what the actual vulnerability was.The vulnerability would be listed as one of the last items in a release checklist. Gets assigned to a guy who has no clue whatsoever. The guy fixing the issue would google a patch. apply it. has no way of testing it comprehensively. He will run a basic test case. He will make up a report with a lot of security jargon for the managers and advisory team. And the next release would list the vulnerability as fixed.

what is jQuery? :P

Yeah. I was exploring exactly this problem when i came across this original article. Later i saw that "char arr[] = "stuff" " actually inserts assembly code that puts the value stuff into the stack. That was interesting news to me. stackoverflow.com/questions/29184100/char-array-and-pointer-initialization-semantics/29184190#29184190

I have my prefix key as alt-j. Very convenient.