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   The startup success story behind Vidyard – Small Empires Ep. 5(youtube.com)

   1 points by r0naa 9y ago|0 comments
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   by r0naa 9y ago

   >Remember that it's not just people in wheelchairs who benefit from accessibility though. In addition to that, I wager there's value in extending the current infrastructure so as to not ostracize disabled people even further.
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   Startup city: The high-tech fever reshaping Kitchener-Waterloo(theglobeandmail.com)

   3 points by r0naa 9y ago|0 comments
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   by r0naa 10y ago

   >3) It turns out that it's harder than it sounds to capture the full value of a smaller market for a bunch of reasons, and so the failure rate is much higher than expected. What kind of reasons? Direct me to some resources if there
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   by r0naa 10y ago

   Why are you primarily looking for >billion dollars startups? I would wager that if you take a look at an accurate distribution of markets according to potential you would find a magnitude more small/average markets (that are untappe
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   by r0naa 11y ago

   w3m reddit.com
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   by r0naa 11y ago

   The current situation in France is making me very conflicted about privacy and public liberties. I am a strong believer of the value of privacy for a modern society. I even want to dedicate my life to help building privacy enhancing technol
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   Riposte: An Anonymous Messaging System Handling Millions of Users [pdf](scs.stanford.edu)

   2 points by r0naa 11y ago|0 comments
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   by r0naa 11y ago

   You seem to believe that the EU is one homogeneous, federal entity. It isn't, yet. Having the EU parliament vote a motion in favour of welcoming Snowden as a political refugee is great. As the article highlight it isn't binding to
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    I think that can be true. But I think that an excellent virtual course is still inferior to an excellent physical one. I mean, 90% of the interesting stuff I am learning during my classes comes from the discussions that start at the end of
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    I am working on an implementation of Raft and that's a gold mine of issues to look for. It's also relieving to see testing tools for DSs coming up. DEMi is written very clearly, and it's a pleasure to read the code: https:&#
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    I think it's worth taking a look, once you factor out the desperate commit messages made in the middle of the night.
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    A Go implementation of Sagiri(github.com)

    1 points by r0naa 11y ago|1 comments
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    I have a midterm next monday, yet here I am... procrastinating by reading CIA's director emails. What a time to be alive.
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    Core Algorithms Deployed(cstheory.stackexchange.com)

    1 points by r0naa 11y ago|0 comments
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    I don't think anyone should be surprised that an intelligence agency - that has repeatedly violated its own country's law, and actively contributed to the weakening of civil rights - be guilty of this sort of negligence. That is e
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    Thanks for adding the refs, I stumbled on it before yesterday and I thought it was interesting. There are a lot of exciting research going on at UWashington.
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    Reverse Traceroute (2010) [pdf](www-bcf.usc.edu)

    14 points by r0naa 11y ago|3 comments
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    Reverse Traceroute (2010) [pdf](www-bcf.usc.edu)

    2 points by r0naa 11y ago|0 comments
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    Deep Packet Inspection over encrypted traffic (2015) [pdf](conferences.sigcomm.org)

    3 points by r0naa 11y ago|0 comments
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    > Team members reject Agile methodologies openly, as they do not want to be pushed out of their comfort zones. I love how this equates critical thinking and complacency. See? I can do it too.
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    I am so grateful to my parents for putting so much trust in me while I was seemingly going out of control during my teenage years. Seriously, it took me years but I now realize how much self-control and discipline it took them to stick to t
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    Oh that's the case for pretty much anyone on HN I am sure. I was explicitly referring to the rest of the population that is largely illiterate when it comes to technology (they just consume). There are similar warnings on products like
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    Sounds like my PMATH assignment for this week :-)
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    I do have a Facebook account, primarily because I am studying abroad and I need to keep in touch with my family and close friends and Facebook is, thus far, the best way to share what is going on in my life. It kind of allow me to "bro
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    Isn't quota and affirmative action the very definition of making it easier for a certain group to get access to a particular institution?
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    by r0naa 11y ago

    Do you realize that your reasoning can be extended ad nauseam to everything, all the time? So much that you will find yourself spending more time on finding a name that actually building anything. Should Coq - the proof assistant - be renam
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    Waterloo's next wave: the 21st century technology fever reshaping the city(theglobeandmail.com)

    1 points by r0naa 11y ago|0 comments
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    The Epic of Gilgamesh, Old Babylonian Version [audio](soas.ac.uk)

    6 points by r0naa 11y ago|0 comments
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    Introduction to functional programming in OCaml by INRIA(france-universite-numerique-mooc.fr)

    2 points by r0naa 11y ago|0 comments