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pwnguin
5y ago
What stops someone from designing a blue team technique that is just red team techniques applied to your own product prior to release? I suspect MS does exactly that, but red team productivity varies.
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pwnguin
6y ago
But what about the actual software question? What makes this different than redis hyper log log? Or statsite
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pwnguin
6y ago
Short selling is absurdly risky, but selling put options should probably remain allowed.
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pwnguin
6y ago
I'm not even sure Robinhood is falling. Yes they had to take out a billion dollar bridge loan, but that means their assets under management just shot up massively. And now that the frenzy is over, they repay the loan and keep the asset
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pwnguin
7y ago
I'm not sure 'We have the technology to censor the internet, and it's okay to deploy it' is the message you want to give the CCP.
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pwnguin
8y ago
> In order to ensure that changes to systems can be attributed to responsible individuals, there is usually some kind of system that tracks and audits changes. One person will raise a ‘change record’, which will usually involve filling o
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pwnguin
8y ago
The California model of rent control limits the amount you can raise rent on a tenant, and the reasons you can evict someone. Surprisingly, you can often transfer a lease to a family member, leading to situations where someone is living in
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pwnguin
12y ago
> But, I actually use vector layers with layer styles ALL THE TIME. I actually use text layers with layer styles ALL THE TIME. I actually use non destructive adjustment layers ALL THE TIME. Just use Inkscape and call it a day?
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pwnguin
13y ago
> Do you think Sergey Brin ... is thinking to himself, "I'm really satisfied with how many people found trivial information about pop stars with our technology" or is he thinking, "how can I get even more people to cl
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pwnguin
13y ago
> Edit: http://support.mtgox.com/ now shows that their Zendesk account has been terminated (a new account can be registered at that address). Reregistering that Zendesk account alone has to be worth something amusing =)
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pwnguin
13y ago
He worked in [biosimulation]( https://simtk.org/users/ctj ). A bio [here] claims he worked on 3D slicer, but I don't see any (such contribution)[ https://github.com/Slicer/Slicer/graphs/
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pwnguin
13y ago
The PhD in question though is Computer Science, who's faculty ranks have (probably) not followed the same path you're charting for academia as a whole.
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Sandboxing gstreamer's video decoding pipeline
(guij.emont.org)
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pwnguin
14y ago
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pwnguin
15y ago
But should classes be hard for being hard's sake, or should they be hard when learning the material requires it?
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pwnguin
15y ago
I really need to do reading and research on this, but I'm pretty sure that's what Hidden Markov Models are for. You could watch a webpage go from HTML to javascript and back!
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pwnguin
15y ago
I'm pretty sure there's a file named /
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pwnguin
15y ago
I went to the version of this talk he gave at Java Symposium; his argument was that it can work for Clojure, where immutability and functional purity resolve some of the problems. Perhaps these discussions moved his position slightly. Or ma
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pwnguin
16y ago
But properly understanding what? You can diagram the question all you want, but if you don't know the answer it's pointless, no? Wikipedia is just a source of data. Given that Jeopardy focuses a lot on literature, I'd also throw in gutenbur
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pwnguin
16y ago
Personally, I like Schiller ( http://www.econ.yale.edu/~shiller/ ) more than Roubini. His record: he wrote a book called Irrational Exuberance, and the .com market promptly crashed. He wrote papers from 2003 to 2007 suggesting the housing b
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16y ago
I wonder if their content was determined by A/B testing?