switch33

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by switch33 4y ago
Water retention is something but food that isn't as good or yeild that results in not as good food is a even worse problem too though, the specifics about gypsum should be more researched. I suggested transition metals because it'
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by switch33 4y ago
https://www.thermofisher.com/blog/mining/can-you-name-all-17... Some of the elements that fisher might use like gypsum, not sure if any of it is safe either though. Soil needs more research, is what most people th
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by switch33 4y ago
Large repos make sense or don't make sense based on companies that work with large data or not based on predicate calculus and derivatives usually dealing with repos as well as stories and have more problems with ssds too. There is lot
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by switch33 5y ago
The problem record and replay is expansions of languages and apis too. That is a good thing for some things but it needs to be reworded sometimes too and implementations of things aren't always newer versions of things either.
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by switch33 5y ago
The problem is clone is more of a start phase after vfork but before fork regardless for github. So it's kind of a bit strange that we call vfork first but that is about templates too. As for templates they need to be in different lang
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by switch33 8y ago
https://github.com/switch33?tab=repositories I think mine might match up its written in lorem ipsum you can compile it with utf8. Can someone benchmark it for me? Because sha with higher values might be faster.
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by switch33 8y ago
its coded in lorem ipsum
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Fast Hash Implementations(github.com)
1 points by switch33 8y ago|1 comments
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by switch33 8y ago
https://github.com/switch33/sha2592 something I just coded wondering how it measures up. and i made another one too: https://github.com/switch33/sha29893 and a third one: https://github
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by switch33 11y ago
Software is usually verified by some form of hashing scheme like md5, sha-1, or sha-2. Windows used to run on md5 till it was proven it was horribly broken. A collision could be generated for the typical md5 having two programs have the sam
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by switch33 11y ago
Reddit has a few subreddits for operations research. You may have better luck there: https://www.reddit.com/r/msor/ , https://www.reddit.com/r/sysor/ . Also google has some famous operati
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by switch33 11y ago
The expression don't quit your day job seems to suffice here. Don't quit your day job until your idea has a platform to rest on. You could always work for few years then pursue what you originally planned, just you will have more
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by switch33 12y ago
Sure I will email you in a bit.
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by switch33 12y ago
One thing that I see as problematic is that there are many custom themes from specific CMS involved. And hashing would be rather not good at that unless you have access to clean theme type files.
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by switch33 12y ago
"Malware is by definition self contained and can simply be removed. We move the file to another directory, so it cannot be executed." Wouldn't this require un-obfuscating the exploit page because the malware can be basically
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by switch33 12y ago
Can you elaborate a bit on how it solves the problem of quarantining the malware without actually editing the customer's website?
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by switch33 12y ago
1) Books are mostly gimmicky just as news are for trading, but I think you should assume %'s should be dependent on how much you are willing to lose. 2)good 3)good 4)Somewhat make it up as you go, but basically you need to make sure so
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by switch33 12y ago
While greater risk can mean greater returns, for most investors a better strategy usually avoids some of the heftier risk in the first place. People often "fall in love" with certain stocks but that is usually not too good of a th
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by switch33 12y ago
I would not be telling people to start making money off of shorts as their first few trades. Shorts are much more riskier than holding good amounts of selective monitored companies. Most people should hold about 5-6 stocks that they can kee
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by switch33 12y ago
While valuation metrics are one aspect of trading and I do think that most beginners do overlook the basics of them that should be covered before almost any investing. For real returns it may not always be best to play it by all the metrics
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by switch33 12y ago
I have been investing for roughly the last 6 months or so out of college. I would have made a good amount of money if I made a few more riskier trades, but I have been mostly playing it safe. So far I've made around 7k or so give or ta
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by switch33 12y ago
An in-house project would take a long time to develop most likely. If you want to develop a large service providing project like an e-commerce site then you should read up on microservices if you haven't read up on them. Microservices
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by switch33 12y ago
I am also wondering of some companies have made money off these things. I know of some examples off the top of my head, but I don't know too much specifics on how the idea came from or what exactly the sell/how they make money. I
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by switch33 12y ago
No problem. I also post stuff so I can refer to stuff later as well. : ) If you have any other questions feel free to ask. In addition thought I'd mention theres a few good resources as well listed from this github account based on jav
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by switch33 12y ago
Elixir is usually the best bet for high throughput with low memory requirements. But I think you should read some presentations about microservices before you decide to code a giant new architecture. There are other solutions already develo
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by switch33 12y ago
"That could work completely offline and sync transaction data periodically with the central server." From what I've gathered you want the app to sync data when possible but still work as it should when offline? There are seve
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by switch33 12y ago
"I was able to learn the tools easily because an expert in one of the tools, and worked on it for 3 years. In the mean time, I lost all my programming skills. I now don't have any programming skills what so ever." If you are
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by switch33 12y ago
Braintree ( https://www.braintreepayments.com/landing/international ) ?
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by switch33 12y ago
Crypto insecurity is just one of many concerns and it is missing somewhat of the point. There will always be debate over it. There is a chilling effect that big tech companies in the US have been working on side channels for nearly any prot
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by switch33 12y ago
I didn't know that app analytics was such a big business. Is this because you recently acquired distimo and you are cutting the slack? Sounds interesting, how much do you think you would be willing to sell it for? I am not sure I am re

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