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by synsynack 1y ago
Soon there'll be a marketplace, where you can, for a few dollars, "hire a dev". They will use their identity documents and help you in obtaining a signing certificate.
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The Market Making Game(thiccythot.substack.com)
4 points by synsynack 1y ago|0 comments
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by synsynack 4y ago
Saw it mentioned by the author in this tweet: I wrote a script that - pulled @_akhaliq's last 7 days of tweets - fished out the arxiv links - downloaded raw paper .tex - parsed out intros & conclusions - automated a podcast di
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Joe Rogan voiced automated podcast dialogue about ML papers(scribepod.substack.com)
3 points by synsynack 4y ago|1 comments
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Feds indict “The Bull” for allegedly selling insider stock info on the dark web(arstechnica.com)
2 points by synsynack 5y ago|0 comments
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by synsynack 5y ago
You are not forcing them if it's mentioned in the gig description before the offer is taken: I need someone to mow my lawn, with this lawn mower, at this time. Those are the details of the gig offer, take it or leave it, and complete i
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by synsynack 5y ago
You are not forcing them. Say you post a gig to craiglist, I need someone to mow my lawn, with this law mower, at this time. Those are the details of the gig offer, take it or leave it, and complete it in any way that meets the requirements
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by synsynack 6y ago
Is there a solution that is better than a failover which will not break the TPC connection for the client. Say I have two independent ISP routers, an offshore VPS with a perfect stable connection, and an old video call software which disco
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by synsynack 6y ago
| flag | hide | past | favorite | achive.is | <--- would love to see this addition
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by synsynack 6y ago
Easy to go around that, companies will just pay an offshore company that can recover the decryption key (and they do so by using part of what you pay them to pay the ransom)
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by synsynack 6y ago
It should be the exact opposite. When buying fake sunglasses or unknown orgin, always buy polycarbonate plastic lenses as these filter out most UV light. It's the fake glass lenses that are a culprit and can be very harmful to your eye
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by synsynack 6y ago
Why not just issue a warrant to drill a hole for a camera, or use other tech to passively see through walls? Guess that takes away the fun of brute force entry and trigger happy law enforcement that needs to put their training to use.
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by synsynack 6y ago
It's not worth a rich person's time to solve captchas, while it is for a poor person. This has lead to captcha solving services, extensions plugins, etc, all which have high latency delay, not over a fast documented API. It would
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by synsynack 7y ago
A partial match can still be linked to a unique identify on the backend. Just think of how a fingerprint scanner works, or face / song matching algo's, just need a snippet of data.
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by synsynack 7y ago
Topically on teeth, flouride might have benefits. Great, use flouride toothpaste. Internally ingested, zero benefits and possible risks, why take the chance. /Debate
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by synsynack 8y ago
Not eating food, aka fasting, improves mental wellbeing.
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Satoshi Nakamoto moves his 6.5 yr old bitcoins(blockchain.info)
113 points by synsynack 11y ago|67 comments
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by synsynack 12y ago
But the order does exists, it is in the orderbook and is available for anyone to the market to trade against.