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by 0003 14y ago
Google's tongue must be firmly in cheek when it asks us to choose a faction if the apps permissions are any indication...
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by 0003 14y ago
The approach described in the first paragraph led to the invention of the snooze button.
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>It started out matching students and employers — and has placed about 20 people in new jobs, total. But what really seems to be working is sponsored courses, Thrun said. >So, for instance, Google will offer an HTML5 game developmen
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by 0003 14y ago
Are e-ink readers able to display graphs, tables, and code yet?
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by 0003 14y ago
Has there been paper, or for that matter a blog-post with a napkin calculation, on the cost-benefit of a proper password/authorization system versus a non-robust system discounted for reputation loss / legal liability for system compromises
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by 0003 14y ago
Yes. How is the Brilliant Jerk doctor who has "spent the next couple of years attacking the company from every conceivable angle: poaching employees, helping competitors and starting legal battles" company doing versus his old company?
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by 0003 14y ago
This could be a killer domain if there is ever a strike at Google. /s
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by 0003 14y ago
I am not too well-versed in this sphere, but I would also require salting passwords when hashing. It obviously won't help if your database is compromised, but will protect your users (and your database) against the effects of leaks such as
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by 0003 14y ago
I would disagree that DS and CR are journalists. They are smart, discuss political and socio-economic events, and while they do partake in investigative reporting, they are not in the same league of hard-reporting by as performed by the AP,
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The Importance of Security Engineering (schneier.com)
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Soon private investors will have DRM over their audited investor reports.
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Interesting. I am able to access the full episodes.
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The videos are not pulled. The trick is to stop the browser from loading the popup -- similar to the nytimes.com popups.
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I would say it is more a refinement of the classroom than a re-invention of the textbook. Most of the classes have an overall project that motivate students to see the way through the end and all of these courses have consistency with the d
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by 0003 14y ago
This is the advice I give to my family members. The solution is to create a one-time-pad in excel(!) that contains all of your passwords. Store it on an encrypted thumb drive and carry it with your keys. There is the possiblity that your OT
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by 0003 14y ago
For the fall session, is the $1,000 discount* for female candidates legal? * http://www.hashmaplabs.com/app_academy/program
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by 0003 14y ago
The juxtaposition of toddlers and the "DARPA" logo is not jarring, given the benefits DARPA has produced for humanity due in part to its unleashed creativity, but certainly 'weird' given the context of its mission statement.
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by 0003 15y ago
Blindsight by Peter Watts hits many of this thread's themes. Sometimes it gets a mention on HN, so a reference for the uninitiated - http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=blindsight+...
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by 0003 15y ago
Who here did not think of Bruce Schneier after reading in the lead paragraph: "...that’s the conclusion of Charles C. Mann, who put the T.S.A. to the test with the help of one of America’s top security experts"?
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It is an effective face... to wit: >It was an excellent year for the Wikimedia Foundation from a financial perspective. The 2010-11 plan called for us to increase revenue 28% from 2009-10, to $20.4 million, and to increase spending 12
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by 0003 15y ago
His reason is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbPASJiAfu4#t=323
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I have not looked hard at these financials (nor do I have ANY experience with the cosmetic industry) but it appears Estee Lauder has a Gross Profit Margin of 79% in its most recent quarter. That is pretty incredible. Of course, this exclude
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by 0003 15y ago
>"I stressed that children gain a lot more from college than just the education." Therein lies part of the problem. We treat 19-22 year olds as children.
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Auditor, and very soon to be CPA, here. The author "downloaded quarterly accounting data for all firms in Compustat, the most widely-used dataset in corporate finance that contains data on over 20,000 firms from SEC filings." Quarterly repo
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The most patriotic thing a person can do is to continuously know the value of them self and of others and to use that knowledge to do good.
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Regardless, NYTimes should have a robust system to prevent covered persons from reporting on matters in which they are related.
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Not one of Peter Watts' [1] books made it to the list. [1] http://www.rifters.com/crawl/
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Nice anti-IE subtext, google.
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The blog answered what a CEO should do, but what he or she actually does can be traced to the Board of Director's expectations.
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http://youtu.be/OpSVCL4vxOY

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