ariehkovler

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by ariehkovler 7mo ago
Yeah but you do need to hang the takedown on some technical reason like copyright or scamming. The issue here is there's no obvious victim. Makes a takedown harder.
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by ariehkovler 7mo ago
It's worse than that. There's a SECOND imitator that I actually stumbled on today while looking something up about nanoclaw - nanoclawS [dot] io - and that one's harvesting email addresses. The obvious risk here is a bait and
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by ariehkovler 4y ago
Is this really crypto- jacking ? Because it's not clear to me from the article the end user did anything wrong. Maybe it's just "legitimate" cryptomining in an unexpected way.
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by ariehkovler 4y ago
Yeah, I tend to agree. I guess we'll see which companies can make it work and what happens to the projects if they don't.
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by ariehkovler 4y ago
> Well, it makes sense, you can outsource bug fixing and reporting for free. In the long term, maybe. In the short to medium term, most of the development ends up being done by the company who created the project. I guess for simple stuf
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by ariehkovler 4y ago
> only 25-50% of my contacts have WhatsApp In many countries, EVERYONE has WhatsApp. In Israel it's how your boss, your work team, your kid's daycare, businesses and government offices communicate with you.
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by ariehkovler 4y ago
I don't think I've sent an SMS in more than five years. But outside of the US, everyone uses WhatsApp with E2E encryption baked in.
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by ariehkovler 4y ago
This is mad and I love it.
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by ariehkovler 4y ago
This seems to be an increasingly popular model: Make an open source project on the one hand and selling a hosted, managed version of the open source product on the other.
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by ariehkovler 6y ago
Hey that's me!
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Medical imaging down 20% in US, 39% in Europe as routine healthcare is cancelled(aidoc.com)
1 points by ariehkovler 6y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 7y ago
> Ex: aidoc has an algorithm for brain bleed for case prioritization, not a diagnosis). Eh... well it's more complicated than that. These systems CAN diagnose, but their regulatory approval is only for use as an aid, not as a diagno
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This startup thinks devs should get paid for their open source projects(techcrunch.com)
8 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|5 comments
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Debugging (other people's) legacy code(rookout.com)
7 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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Fantastic bugs and how to resolve them: Heisenbugs(rookout.com)
11 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 7y ago
I'm not totally convinced by this. Some of the animal archetypes predate the medieval bestiary and appear in, say, Roman or Greek plays, or pre-medieval texts like the Talmud, or Aesop's Fables. EG Crocodile tears goes back to Plu
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Why your developers suck at dev-on-call(rookout.com)
17 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 7y ago
These experiments tend to work at reducing secondary crimes etc. However, they also are usually unpopular at the same time, leading to a backlash and a drug clampdown again. It's the drug policy circle of life.
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by ariehkovler 7y ago
Honestly, well above 12 hours a day between office, home and phone. 14? And that's not counting Kindle as a screen.
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Stop shackling data-scientists: tapping into the dark side of ML/AI models(rookout.com)
9 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 7y ago
Animal sounds in different languages are weird in the first place. Ducks go "Quack" in English, but "Coin" in French (sounds more like "kwan"), "mac" in Romanian and "rap" in Danish. Horses
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Noise-cancelling headphones don't cancel noise(zdnet.com)
4 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|1 comments
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Liberating data scientists from R&Ds black box: o11y for Tensorflow/Apache Spark(zdnet.com)
15 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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There is no Doctor Who canon(teatimebrutality.blogspot.com)
3 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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We need a new generation of source control(rookout.com)
75 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|88 comments
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The Unexpected Odyssey of Naming a Tech Company(rookout.com)
9 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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Run: AI, new software stack and virtualization for deep learning workloads(zdnet.com)
3 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Rookbot, the World's First AI Virtual Assistant for Debugging(rookout.com)
6 points by ariehkovler 7y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Yup. Which probably explains why it just fell over again. Also no worries for posting :)
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Hey, that's my tweet! At the time it went down, I was seeing 2k signups a minute and rising. I was just thinking how the load handling was impressive when poof it was down. Back now, though, which is also pretty good. https:/&#

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