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pbrook
12y ago
Does anybody know how this compares performance-wise to Numba ( http://numba.pydata.org/ ) which seems like a pretty similar effort? Numba translates to LLVM bytecode rather than C++.
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New 60GHz WiFi from Samsung
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Escape From XP
(modern.ie)
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12y ago
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Autobiography and manifesto of the Santa Barbara shooter
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FIREWALK: NSA Exploit of the Day
(schneier.com)
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Another City is Possible: Cars and Climate
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pbrook
13y ago
When I last looked up double-entry bookkeeping for Django for some projects I was working on, I came across Oscar and specifically https://github.com/tangentlabs/django-oscar-accounts . Have you seen that project? Any
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13y ago
Some technical details about how this works: In the demo, the computer vision and gesture recognition algorithms are running on a Windows 8 tablet, connected to the glasses via a USB cable. The tablet is processing the live video feed from
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13y ago
This is one of the most elaborate hacks I've ever heard of. Programming via adding items to your inventory in Pokemon. Incredible.
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Facebook: The Melting Pot Where Information Goes To Die
(immenselyalive.com)
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14y ago
Hey I'm Peter Brook, an engineer at Facebook hacking our Android code. Reading over some of these responses, I feel like there are some popular misconceptions about Facebook that are being repeated and I wanted to jump in and share my own p
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pbrook
14y ago
What website is more important/frequently visited and starts with n? I always type n<enter> unless I was very recently browsing the new york times
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pbrook
14y ago
Holy shit. Stuxnet was just confirmed as being developed by the US and Israel.
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pbrook
14y ago
Very cool tool, I can easily see this becoming a standard tool for learning assembly!
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14y ago
Leave it to TorrentFreak to take a couple sentences of hypothesis from a thoroughly researched analysis and blow it into a story. Reading the original piece, it is clear that the source and purpose of these packets is unknown, and behavior
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14y ago
I first used XBMC back when it was XBMP and I was looking around for better dashes than evoX on my xbox. Good times getting those t3ch builds and pushing them to the xbox, occasionally messing it up and needing to drop back to the bootloade
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Radical Theory Explains the Origin, Evolution, and Nature of Life
(case.edu)
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15y ago
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15y ago
The site looks very nice, and the idea looks interesting. Another small typo: "Also until we get create a proper login system". How do you determine what are "healthy" and "unhealthy" amounts of email? If I ignore a bunch of mailing-list ty