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Inufu

942 karma · joined December 9, 2009

Researcher at Anthropic

formerly researcher at Google DeepMind

blog: https://www.julian.ac

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Inufu··on Google Drive detailed: 5 GB of free space, launching next week
The article mentions 23 GB of storage upgrades for HTC users. Can I also get that on my old HTC Desire S? Or do I need a new phone for that?
Inufu··on Phrack Issue #68
Haha, how can you be sold out of an eBook? Besides, it's a free download.
Inufu··on Phrack Issue #68
wait, why can I download the .tar.gz of Issue 67, but not 68? (I get a file with just "nice try ;-)" )
Inufu··on Poll: What's Your Favorite Programming Language?
If code can be written by auto completion, it's by definition redundant and IMHO shouldn't be necessary in the first place.
Inufu··on An anecdote on switching from the QWERTY layout to Dvorak
You shouldn't worry about not being able to type qwerty anymore - I use dvorak on my main keyboard, but qwerty when I type directly on my laptop and it works perfectly fine.
Inufu··on Sad but true: Napster '99 still smokes Spotify 2012
Audiogalaxy looks really good, but I can't find a radio mode. (like last.fm, where you enter a tag / artist and it plays similiar songs) Is there such a thing?
Inufu··on Best HTML5/CSS3 Presentation Frameworks
looks good, but unfortunately one can't navigate with the mouse (think about touch devices like iPad)
Inufu··on Protecting Your Mails With GnuPG
Yes. Write the text of the mail somewhere else, then use the (not yet implemented, I'll do it tonight) option "paste clipboard encrypted".
Inufu··on Protecting Your Mails With GnuPG
Using multiple devices (laptop with several OS, iPad, eeePC, ..), I really needed IMAP to keep them in sync, so I switched to gmail. Then, I started to use the web interface more and more, until I never really used Thunderbird anymore - I guess I like gmail's interface better.
Inufu··on Protecting Your Mails With GnuPG
Why yes, I am. That's the point of this submission ^^
Inufu··on Protecting Your Mails With GnuPG
Ah, sorry. The plugin is based on FireBreath, so you need to download and compile that. I'll fix up the build script so it checks for that.

edit: It should work now. If it doesn't, just email me.

Inufu··on Protecting Your Mails With GnuPG
Well, you seem to overestimate the intelligence of my extension - it simply opens a JavaScript prompt to ask you ^^
Inufu··on Protecting Your Mails With GnuPG
Actually, it works on any website. However, you are right about the Chrome thing. (for the moment at least - should be possible to port it to firefox)

Sorry for the not entirely accurate title, it's my first submission.

btw, I seem to have some problems with the HackerNews button - any tips on what I could be doing wrong?

Inufu··on Protecting Your Mails With GnuPG
Ever since I stopped using Thunderbird and Enigmail, I felt like I was missing something. So today, I finally started to develop my own solution - can't have them read our mails, now can we?
Inufu··on TylerWM - a tiling window manager for OSX
It doesn't work for me - always freezes when I start it.
Inufu··on TylerWM - a tiling window manager for OSX
Is there a good tiling wm for Windows too?

Normally I use i3 on linux, but the few times I have to use Windows I really miss it.

Inufu··on Introduction to Type-Level Programming in Scala
good video, but vimeo is utter crap.

Tiny video, neither signup nor HTML5 player work with the newest Chromium on Ubuntu ...

Inufu··on Why we created Julia - new language for fresh approach to technical computing
Yeah, but those don't sit directly on your keyboard.
Inufu··on Fun with analytics: pitting Hacker News and /r/programming against each other
Exactly. Though /r/netsec is quite good, and /r/AskScience is pretty interesting at times. Also, /r/TrueReddit :)

Still, the percentage of articles I read is way higher on HN.

Inufu··on An introduction to genetic algorithms
A simple implementation in Scala I just did for fun:

https://github.com/Mononofu/Simple-GeneticAlgorithm

Just like the Java one, but less code. Usually converges in 10 - 20 iterations.

Inufu··on Hungry Academy - get paid to learn Ruby
But I did :)

Then again, I already study CS, but I'll definitely try to get into this.

Inufu··on Hungry Academy - get paid to learn Ruby
You mentioned that people will be payed during the training - what range are we talking about?

About the mandatory 18 month work - how is pay worked out for that? Before training starts?

I'm currently considering to apply, as I'm completely bored here with my CS and Economics bachelor. (Europe) I'd love to finally have some challenge :)

Inufu··on The Innumeracy of Educators, or Mark Twain Was Right
That doesn't change the fact that they are _very_ easy. European student here - apparently our schools teach way more math.
Inufu··on Scala as EJB 2: feedback (incl. Fantom comparison,funny comments
imho, this is the programmer's fault, not the language's.

Or would you say it's the gun's fault if you shoot somebody with it?

So if some programmers write unintuitive code with Scala, don't use their code. It's still an awesome language.

edit: where did you find +++ and :++ ? They are not in the List api.

Inufu··on Basic Patterns for Everyday Programming
So like Python's 'in'?

  if 5 in [1, 2, 5, 6, 8]:
      pass
Inufu··on Show HN: My iPad Hacker News Client, Hacker News Paper
Is iOS 5 really necessary? I didn't upgrade yet because of my jailbreak, so I can't use the app :-/
Inufu··on I loved C. But it always fell short for me. Objective-C fixed that.
Am I the only one who thinks Objective-C is complete crap compared to Scala, Haskell and the likes? Hell, even C++ is way faster to code in and provides a better experience. Obj C is just immensely verbose. I'd love to be able to use Qt + C++ to program iOS instead..
Inufu··on Introducing the Gmail app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
the reddit iPad app has also used that for a looong time
Inufu··on Poll: How much do you make as a programmer?
Thank you very much - I don't understand why HN doesn't have at least a bar graph by default.
Inufu··on It’s Not China; It’s Efficiency That Is Killing Our Jobs
So it's not enough for the machine to pass the Turing test.

So what? That doesn't mean you can't build a machine indistinguishable from a human, except that you don't need to pay it.

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