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Vim isn’t just about optimizing input. I would say it’s for optimizing navigation and editing patterns.

Its success aside, I thought Wave was really cool. It worked pretty well for school group projects.

Sure, but someone needs to take that on.

What about warrants? The police can get a warrant to look inside your walls. You can’t do that with encryption.

Facebook is validating my decision to not install their apps.

You could go to the library for a book.

What factors into a company’s decision to file confidentially or not?

I agree that WSL1 was a fascinating project. It’s too bad all that work has gone to waste.

> others would run screaming from a place with mandatory code reviews.

Why would a peer looking over your code be so terrible?

Chalk on the tires marks the time the parking officer saw the car. If they come back to that car, they can know it’s been parked there over the time limit.

What about equipment and machinery? How do you use a tractor on a vertical farm? That challenge seems more expensive to solve than buying more land.

  Are you speculating or have you seen this clearly? Personally, any way you frame it, it comes down to a lack of focus; failing to act before the lens of public opinion shifted.

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Did I miss any?

One cool benefit of using C for a C compiler though is the ability to self host the compiler.

Does this mean that they will only stick to game bundles? I really like the e-book bundles they do.

But when I go to a website I expect to get the content. I don't expect the owner to use my computer for mining. That seems like unauthorized use to me.

It might be okay if it was clearly explained and legit.

You should really convince them to make the change. XP was was end-of-lifed April 2014.

What type of internal tooling are you generating?

But is it that much harder to provide a unique and expiring reset link in the email instead of sending a new password?

That was a very entertaining, but very sad read...

I'd be interested in hearing others' comments, since I'm also interested in getting into bug bounty programs as a hobby.

What about leaving fullscreen mode while playing video?

That's interesting because Vine is shockingly popular with the younger generation.

Some people just might have other things they care about more than work while not at work.

Knowing the bubblesort is useful because it is the naive solution and isn't that great, so it leads you to dig for better options.

That's nice in theory, but it's better to not to have all your eggs in one basket.

With transistors getting smaller and smaller, do we better methods to dissipate heat? It seems like this is a major bottleneck.

The basics would be a very good start. Here's an educational book that helps you along in creating a computer out of NAND gates: http://www.nand2tetris.org/book.php

I'm still working through the book, but I've learned a ton.

I'm glad to see the launch went well. Can you imagine how much planning has to go into a mission that plans to rendezvous with an asteroid, take a sample, and fly it back home?

We will get a better picture with the James Webb telescope?