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by sjm217 3mo ago
Though I take your point that it’s not big data by the conventional use (i.e. requiring a distributed computing to process). The phrasing in the original article was better: “To make iterative analysis practical, we wrote a Julia pipeline:
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by sjm217 3mo ago
The dataset was 136GB (about 7GB per annum), and the Python implementation took 45 hours for each run. The Julia code that processed the whole dataset and built the database took 5 hours, which made iterative development much more pleasan
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by sjm217 3mo ago
The code is all available and every claim is traceable back to the statistical analysis. Results are reproducible from the original data which is archived on Zenodo. Further analysis would be very welcome. https://github.com&#x2F
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by sjm217 3y ago
Some press coverage from Computer Weekly https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366557952/EU-eIDAS-refor... and The Record https://therecord.media/eu-urged-to-drop-law-website-authent...
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Joint statement of scientists and NGOs on the EU’s proposed eIDAS reform(eidas-open-letter.org)
231 points by sjm217 3y ago|63 comments
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Acropalypse in Windows Snip and Sketch, lessons for developer-centered security(benthamsgaze.org)
1 points by sjm217 3y ago|0 comments
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by sjm217 3y ago
I feel this is a bit different. At least O_TRUNC is an option that is shown in documentation right next to the open() function so the programmer has the opportunity to spot it. With the FileSavePicker, there is no such option available and
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What Is Synthetic Data? The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly(benthamsgaze.org)
66 points by sjm217 4y ago|12 comments
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Vulnerability in the enforcement of group permissions in Linux containers(benthamsgaze.org)
3 points by sjm217 4y ago|0 comments