christo

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by christo 2y ago
In addition to problem-domain concepts, most software calls for elements that belong to the system domain. Files and saving are good examples of what once seemed essential to force the user to think about but which isn't essential to t
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by christo 2y ago
Does anyone know if a honeypot has been set up for this? In the event that exploit code has already been deployed, while these exploit attempts should now thankfully be futile, is there any valuable information that can be gained about the
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by christo 3y ago
What this means to me is that you can't change your organisation with software alone. And I believe it was Martin Fowler who said to me "If you can't change your organisation, you should change your organisation".
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by christo 3y ago
OK so I just read the wikipedia page on that and I don't understand the origin of your uncertainty. What is apparent and certain is that you know it better than I do and I'm interested to understand your thinking. That and it&#x27
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by christo 3y ago
Can anyone find evidence that the startup "Chai" did in fact make a chatbot called Eliza? My Google searches so far only reveal repeated claims originating from the news article.
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by christo 6y ago
Love is love. And hate of the diabolically horrible Ed is something you and I share.
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by christo 6y ago
I'm sympathetic to this constant refrain (and share similar fond memories) but in general all those machines and systems are still available and usable. Just like that Polish mechanic who was still in the 21st Century using his custom
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by christo 10y ago
Probably.
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Blockchains as Application Platform(youtube.com)
2 points by christo 10y ago|0 comments
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by christo 11y ago
The author created an account to post this "french houdini". Maybe it was Satoshi!
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by christo 11y ago
Is there a distinction between developing software and operating it? Usually. Always?
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by christo 13y ago
Just because it's unreported doesn't mean there's a conspiracy. The media acts in their own interests. If they can't tell this story in a compelling way that sells ads then they won't. No conspiracy to suppress. But
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by christo 13y ago
The fact that the agencies have to apply pressure to obtain keys proves that the crypto is working. Therefore, if you have, use and keep secret your own keys, the best-resourced intruders cannot practicably get your data. Of course, http:&
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by christo 13y ago
You could totally put computer virus malware in a mouse! A USB connected device could not only be a mouse, but running, say, an Arduino or similar, record sound, broadcast data wirelessly (even over cellular networks), and respond to an ext
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by christo 19y ago
I know there's some redundancy in this advice but I thought I'd mention it to support the great tips already here. Practice. Read and write a lot of code. You might try to work your way through set problems like Project Euler or the Ruby Qu