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by moreless 9y ago
TAM == Total Addressable Market
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by moreless 9y ago
Also, you can keep just a hash(seed + IP address) - enough to uniquely identify user session (so you can debug possible problems) but not enough to pinpoint a specific user. Of course in reality nothing is that simple, but it can be done, a
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by moreless 9y ago
Probably not. They already know the outcomes and don't seem to care. However 71% seems like a very low number... Does that mean that in 7 out of 10 cases the system guesses correctly if the patient is smoker or not? That's not rea
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by moreless 9y ago
> dear god, how is there so much code that does nothing, and how did it all get witten since I last had a chance to look This, 100 times over! It is simply incredible how much code and how complex systems a junior dev (junior by knowledg
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by moreless 9y ago
Off topic: it would be nice if the title included `[pdf]`.
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by moreless 9y ago
True. But the team as a whole would probably still achieve much more if you were mostly guiding other (less experienced) devs.
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by moreless 9y ago
"Chrome will stop displaying ads on offending sites"?
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Pizza B4U Order Is Seeking a Web Developer (/sarcasm)(hackernoon.com)
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by moreless 9y ago
Everyone? Or Google? I don't feel particularly happy about being used as a lab rat, so no, thank you - I don't care about the quality of Google's AI. If anything, I would purposefully mislead it if I knew how.
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by moreless 9y ago
For us non-english speakers - "sheetrock" == drywall. I find I can do most such works better than (average) professionals, but it takes a lot of time to learn, prepare, execute (+ sometimes re-execute) and clean. It all depends on
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by moreless 9y ago
This! In a world where very startup tries to deal with "sexy" problems like ML, AI, blockchain / distributed ledger, ... there is a lot that can be done to just ease the problems real enterprises have. This is for sure one of
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by moreless 9y ago
Not to mention that support gets really demanding once you hit version 13.0. Also, for Daughter 16.0+ I hear a good firewall is essential.
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by moreless 9y ago
> , but after seeing likes tron, verge, and doge... Just clarifying for uninitiated: doge coin is a "joke currency" (literally) that has a huge market cap anyway. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogecoin
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by moreless 9y ago
Bug in crypto where every private key is revealed? Not likely, just saying.
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by moreless 9y ago
Not to be a sceptic, but how reliable are these measurements?
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Credit card with a display and a cell phone connection(venturebeat.com)
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by moreless 9y ago
Note that uMatrix doesn't protect you (by default) from sending data out. It also depends on the page you are visiting. If it's just some random post on net I actually don't care much if they do manage to post data elsewhere
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Western Digital My Cloud drives have a built-in backdoor(techspot.com)
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by moreless 9y ago
> This tool is the proof that Python has significant problems at scale, which is something the Python community has denied for a long time. They're still doing it in this thread, but the lesson looks pretty clear to me: if you plan
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by moreless 9y ago
What do you mean "even Fedora"? Linux had updates figured out decades ago. They are applied in the background (so you can keep working), usually don't need restart, and if reboot is needed, it's just that - a fast reboot
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by moreless 9y ago
You are correct in theory, but there are so many conditions in your answer that you have really proven GP's point. Even if you make sure that information gain about an individual from your dataset is minimal, this could easily change i
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by moreless 9y ago
Not to side with him, but I think what GP was trying to say is that exploit on router firmware doesn't necessarily mean that your computer will get owned too - which is true. However owning a router makes further attacks much easier. A
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by moreless 9y ago
> Gold ownership was outlawed in the US in 1933 by FDR. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102 EDIT: "The limitation on gold ownership in the U.S. was repealed after President Gerald Ford signed a b
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by moreless 9y ago
It's not enabled. And someone with access to your computer can just install their own keylogger anyway, so why is this even a security threat?
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by moreless 9y ago
I have no opinion about each of these projects, but his caught my eye: > Well document set of edge cases / compromises where applicable and a high degree of observability. Well understood operational requirements, and SRE runbooks (
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by moreless 9y ago
Wouldn't ASICs then just implement all of them and rotate execution?
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by moreless 9y ago
This is great news, I hope they make it in the cloud! It will be interesting to see how this plays out... There are many optimizations for Intel CPUs in kernels and VM hosts, hopefully this will not be too big obstacle for AMD.
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by moreless 9y ago
Yes, but did you hear how much power nation of Ireland is consuming? Last I heard as much as whole Bitcoin blockchain! </s>
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by moreless 9y ago
Could be - or it could be going to ICOs. It seems the initial scams phase is (mostly) over* and they are becoming more and more like regular investments. EDIT: * not to say you should invest in ICOs without proper research and without knowi
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by moreless 9y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted - very precisely (and probably accurately) conveyed what was happening. What are the chances of all these exchanges having trouble at the same time? I'd really like to see postmortem on this.

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