@tedneward @jonskeet @catherine_mayer I was thinking more of hiring and money stuff. Put your $ where your mouth ought to be. $ is what matters. $ is what moves needles.

@jonskeet @catherine_mayer 1. actions speak louder than words 2. words are very politically fraught and risky, therefore 3. better to just *do* things in this area

@steffengrahl the joke is that I want the album destroyed for me, and the entire world. Thus ends any amusement or merriment from this tweet.

@steffengrahl thatsthejoke.gif

@joshmillard in the queue the women come and go
talking of the soft tacos

@Beschizza will he perchance have a British accent

@Beschizza reject their reality and substitute your own!

@JayHanlon @JasonPunyon the dreaded man cold! https://t.co/ef7RayuZAd

@JohnyWSkovdal I believe I already did! https://t.co/s4L2qFdzG1

@rands aw c'mon you know this is how it works https://t.co/EAC9FeJM2v

@ashemah if it's custom hardware it could be anything. I suspect Nvidia is winning though due to scale and experience and consumer demand driving

@ashemah Dunno what are the model numbers of the cards

@var_tec Yes but 10 and 11 are not enough.

@TheAssailant Yes I am using a particular "fairly strong" baseline here

@var_tec Oh wait you are right, I was transposing it to billions!

@esesci see our security.md file on the github project https://t.co/yMNzCBxKcK

@var_tec https://t.co/gHx57Zjfgt no -- that'd be one week of crack time for 10 chars at 95 possibilities per char

@var_tec depends on the character sets used for 10 char. Maybe for 12+

@tblodt guys freakin' pay attention, this is about hardware. the # of iterations is a different issue. Read security.md to find ours, if you care

@tblodt bcrypt is 56% faster on the 1080 Ti vs 1080, 13094 H/s → 20417 H/s

@danielsamuels if you like insecure and slow, by all means.

@jmgosney @adamcaudill that's what we are gonna find out

@jmgosney @adamcaudill it would seem so!

@jmgosney @adamcaudill oh nice ;) well the info on our hash is here: https://t.co/HxpETa14nH

@nyah_check already is see https://t.co/yMNzCBxKcK

@xcoeur66x email me a rough quote at jatwood@codinghorror.com to do the work!

@jcolebrand right, reverse the hash to get the password back. Just brute force with GPUs and cloud these days, no tables needed.

@toddmetheny @ajh1138 it's not pointless if you HAVE a status, e.g. you are offsite, sick, etc.

@graemehumphrey mayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyybe

@tqbf not on Twitter, but blog it. I think it's an interesting problem that trips a lot of people up. Unless Moxie is gonna reply to everyone..

@tqbf here's hoping Moxie scales to personally answering this complaint for thousands of users every day. Good luck: he's gonna need it.

@tqbf Except that I'm right in this case ;) I understand "secure messaging is hard" but that doesn't excuse UI/UX problems that lead to .. this.

@tqbf I'm a pretty good software PM with millions of valuation behind me, and I say the software design is causing the problem here.

@tqbf I think you're misreading the situation, though I agree he should cop to the "it doesn't SHARE phone numbers" by editing the post.

@tqbf I think he wouldn't have complained if the app did a better job explaining how it works at startup.

@tqbf also the fact that we're hearing this over and over from people on UX/UI here invokes Complaint Driven Development rules. It's a problem.

@tqbf why is it sad? If I install "Peggle III extreme" on my phone and suddenly people in my contact list are like "hey, I see you installed P3e"

@textfiles @DavidTMoof @waxpancake @ullconf @ChadwickSevern I know, it just bugged me. Looking at it I immediately saw "this isn't real Apple // software" It's still cool! But .. wrong.

@tqbf I agree that he was wrong about "it shares phone #s!" but I think the unexpected UX/UI complaint is absolutely valid.

@tqbf seems like the install should warn "any shared contacts who have your phone # already, will see that you have installed Signal"?

@tqbf Ok but how do contacts suddly "know" you have Signal installed? That should be warned against in a dialog or something. It's weird.

@tqbf I dunno, he has a point that he should be warned about the phone # broadcast at app install time. IMO.

@textfiles @waxpancake @ullconf @ChadwickSevern if it was iigs only, perhaps. But //e, //c? no way. no way at all.

@textfiles @waxpancake @ullconf @ChadwickSevern no real Apple II software vendor, during the years Apple II was an ongoing thing, would release Apple II software on 3.5" disk. No way.

@waxpancake @ullconf @ChadwickSevern The 3.5" floppy for Apple ii is a big tell though. No such drive existed..

@hichaelmart @dcousineau We call it "standard Ruby"

@hichaelmart @dcousineau Yeah but we have a new convention to add semicolons to the ends of lines in Ruby. It's really cool you should check it out.

@hichaelmart @dcousineau we also have C dependencies and God knows what else.

@hichaelmart @dcousineau https://t.co/2gbADFroxi

@hichaelmart @dcousineau it's based on my estimation of their competence in making decisions that impact other programmers that will come after them.

@hichaelmart @dcousineau that said linters are great. But contorting a language for bullshit, not-safe aesthetic style reasons is capital W wrong.

@hichaelmart @dcousineau I'd immediately fire anyone at my company who seriously advocated this, as incompetent. To each his own.

@hichaelmart @dcousineau read n' weep as needed: https://t.co/irwVLgfGh6 "never start a like with (, [, or `" is a huge blaring warning sign.

@hichaelmart @dcousineau that's the OPPOSITE of what I'm saying.

@dcousineau omitting semicolons is pure style wankery over actual *code safety*. It's real bad. I would die on that hill for sure.

@dcousineau For a company or team sure. have a doc. As a global honest-to-god "the entire world" standard? pure madness

@dcousineau it'd literally be like saying "tabs. tabs are the standard, not spaces!"

@dcousineau calling it "standard" is an extra hard slap in the face though, as "no semicolons" is WILDLY speculative and controversial.

@textfiles wow that's a massive reduction! and last minute? Memory prices must have been fluctuating wildly at the time or something?

@pamelafox I think the first article misses the idea of _duplicating_ the CTA button both above and below (at the bottom)

@jennschiffer @feross @tqbf https://t.co/84SCe11Ws7

@jennschiffer @feross @tqbf I might die on that particular hill. Not all of them, but that's a good one to die one. If you had to. Or liked to.

@jaredssnyder now you're just gonna hurt @ZachWeiner's feelings.

@jennschiffer @feross @tqbf I'm a dude angry rhetoric is all we do, it's our specialty. Not ending lines in semicolon is real bad hipster wankery though, IMO.

@rory_blyth and https://t.co/ZWZdqlTqXY

@rory_blyth see https://t.co/434LS15J9I

@sarahjeong Well, actually, this is called "mansplaining"

@ashwindwivedi It isn't https://t.co/WtxR0aOowB

@paulg None of these things have replaced each other. The hulking corpse of IBM is still out there!

@tjheuvel an iPhone 6? That's basically as fast as 99% of Android devices. See for yourself: https://t.co/434LS15J9I

@drazendotlic Ember got speed religion in version 2.10+, so I'm good now. We .. uh.. "encouraged" as we could

@drazendotlic Ruby has been very reliable for us. Android's brutally slow JS perf has been the only monkey wrench.

@deadprogrammer I tapped out after the civil war one. Seriously look it up

@feross @tqbf Not true. They are also assholes.

@eber_freitas @davepell @siracusa Not half but enough of them vote in battleground states to matter

@tedneward @discourse reliance on C extensions, basically. It's like crack. Once you are on the C crack, you can't get off.

@davepell @siracusa it's the half that lives in towns like these? https://t.co/bg8jb6prba

@kyledrake @headius you're 100% correct. C is a cheat, and has consequences (goodbye portability)

@zinssmeister @rands we have; it works https://t.co/qC27ccQWRY

@tenderlove this is exactly the shit I am talking about. Ruby is way behind on "low hanging fruit" and I think this mentality is part of the problem.

@patio11 @zenfounder https://t.co/nhRrWDH367

@betsyphd @seesharp pretty much 😬

@tqbf these people are monsters

@kateo @netflix surely they could have converted 4 and 5 stars to 👍and 1 and 2 stars to 👎? No idea what is going on at Netflix HQ..

@kateo @netflix they didn't convert them???

@Nick_Craver @marcgravell we removed Windows Phone entirely from our support matrix at Discourse in the latest website update..

@Nick_Craver @marcgravell it's pretty done. See this: https://t.co/GjDtejrY40

@migueldeicaza Apparently you have not heard, it is not cool to use Mac any more. Tsk.

@skuwamoto @johnolilly @figmadesign Shadowbans usually come back to bite internal staff or customers later, as in "why isn't this working?'

@skuwamoto @johnolilly @figmadesign Wait don't you have rate limits on account creation as well?

@tqbf It's true though!

@patio11 We have more than 2x customers at $100 tier vs. $200. And we didn't offer $100 at all for a year..

@patio11 We didn't have a $100 price tier originally, just $200. When we added $100 it exploded demand. Would not go lower though.

@patio11 Interesting.

@tqbf https://t.co/E7NE35CLci

@patio11 Tripling from what to what though? From sub $100, I believe it.

@Carscafmoo bit of both

@dinapomeranz relative to size, though? How big vs. how much?

@RightSaidJames all right, fixed!

@RightSaidJames oh aha it is a browser CSS issue that makes more sense. https://t.co/PMowmQleOd