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by 68c12c16 7y ago
Awesome! We now identified someone, other than our own politicians, as an alternative who can be blamed for all the problems that have undesirable effects...
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Coinbase Pro will start to charge maker fees for low or medium volume account(blog.coinbase.com)
1 points by 68c12c16 8y ago|0 comments
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
Here we might be able to get a glimpse into part of the problem that the US is having with its immigration system, that certain jobs are linked directly with certain immigration status (in a sense of semantic interdependence). And thus, wh
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
i remember reading another report by washington post on this issue a year ago...i am posting the report link here and perhaps it could provide us with a bit more details regarding the problem... news title: China used to harvest organs
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
shadowsocks is on their radar now...and they have been able to detect its usage with some success, unfortunately... i.e. The Random Forest Based Detection of Shadowsock's Traffic, https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document&
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
that's true...they have been studying the packet flow patterns for a while -- such as this research, http://security.riit.tsinghua.edu.cn/share/classify_encrypte... But if the government completely blocks out VPN
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
FYI, the great fire wall engineers have already found ways to inspect packets sent through OpenVPN... A couple of weeks ago, I was asked by a friend who was traveling in China at the time to set up a VPN for him so he could use Gmail and ot
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
Yes, I heard that the Great Fire Wall in China treats network traffic differently when one is on T-mobile data roaming...A friend of mine could use her T-mobile phone to access google, gmail and instagram in china directly, without using a
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
Sure...You are welcome! And if you are interested in processor level parallelism, here is a very good article to read for start... http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
Good writeup! Don't mean to be nitpicky...but I noticed some minor issues in your article, which I will list them below... * the instructions for CPU are in bare ISA binary code, and not assembly. Although there is generally a 1-1 map
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
don't worry about those downvotes...if they want to downvote, then let them downvote... Just look at those HN karma point votes in the past few years, the upvotes for those really awesome hacking technical articles have been frequently
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
Is there any way that we could receive similar settlement compensations from the President of the US for his morning tweets? I personally lost a few thousands of dollars due to the sudden stock/cryptocurrency market crash as a result
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The Liberty of Nations(wsj.com)
1 points by 68c12c16 8y ago|0 comments
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
It depends on one's perspective... In terms of time and money, indeed, the difference is as what you said... But in terms of information flow, the difference would be quite huge...
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
At the time of the drone strike, perhaps to the remote drone pilots, conceptually, the 16-year old kid was not an American citizen but merely someone who was different than they were...
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
It would be nice if someone could come up with an algorithm that automatically tell which posts are astroturfing, just like fakespot.com But apparently this would be much more difficult than the algorithm used by fakespot, and seem to be
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
sorry...analogy quite often can cause confusions...I will try to make more intuitive and relevant ones in the future... It's just that the current situation between China and the U.S. bears a lot of similarities as that between Pelopon
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
I think the reason why Chinese government would execute defected officials, instead of putting them in prison for life, is because historically defected officials often caused very serious losses to the chinese communist party. For instanc
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
I was just doing a categorical mapping, which you might call it analogy... How is that "lumping" relevant to the current discussion initiated by King-Aaron?
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
lots of discussion on this same topic can be found here, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17762067
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
I think what we call the skill of "analysis" is to divide an abstract object into a set of its containing elements, and then differentiate those elements and treat each element for its own different case. China is one such abstrac
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
> the author of the piece you link to formerly worked for > the China Daily in Beijing, run by the Publicity > Department of the Communist Party of China. Yes, I read about that too in the comment section of the Guard
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
> The victors right the history to justify > their actions, whether it is true or not, > or even reasonable. Yes, I agree. That's a saddening part of our real world, that veracity is not always the most enduring
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
sigh...to all the indignant replies that my previous comment might evoke, I just want to clarify that, 1. my original comment was not an attempt to justify the current policies by the Chinese government in Tibet; 2. I was just saying it is
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
I am not trying to justify the current situation in Tibet...I am just saying it is a complicated matter...and I agree that lots of things need to be improved there -- and I honestly do not know exactly how... The commuism is an umbrella ter
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
I feel the human rights issue in Tibet could be more complicated than you think...For instance, there was an article from the Guardian describes some aspects of the old traditional system in Tibet before the Chinese government took control
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by 68c12c16 8y ago
perhaps someone took it too literal and thought, htaed fo guh != hug of death I upvoted your comment to make it up for you...hope you have a good one...
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The Hardest Logic Puzzle Ever [pdf](hcs.harvard.edu)
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Humble book bundle: Linux geek by no starch press(humblebundle.com)
52 points by 68c12c16 8y ago|22 comments
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Deserialization Attacks Surge Motivated by Illegal Crypto-Mining(incapsula.com)
6 points by 68c12c16 9y ago|0 comments

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