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Boost Python is great for anyone doing C++ Python modules. It's rather simple too.
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Your employment with them does not reflect on you professionally or personally. You should list the work you did while employed for them and be proud of it. There's no shame in doing that.
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The two big players here (Vasco and RSA) both do this in hardware and software. So there are soft devices that run on desktops, mobile, etc.
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Certainly, I agree, but half the web is still that way. Many banking sites even.
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I agree. For years I have believed that "Single Sign On is Single Compromise", but users and auditors love it.
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I like diceware a lot. The only drawback is that the pass phrases are too long for some sites.
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Not sure why I'm being down-voted, there have been several major research studies and they all support this. Ask any dermatologist and they will tell you the same thing. Or read some more of the research papers (a dermatologist operates thi
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Also, milk/dairy products in general are chocked-full of cow hormones that cause acne, baldness and prostrate cancer in men. It's best to not consume it. Sources: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18194824 http://www.cancer.gov/newscent
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The second email reads like it was written by a MBA (no disrespect to MBAs intended). There are lot's of fluff words (visibility, collaboration-dependent, solo productivity, etc). Perhaps it sounds softer than the initial email, but it leav
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My advice is to go to a college that you can afford. I spent my first two years at a local community college and transferred 60 credit hours (about half of what's needed to graduate) to a large state university where I graduated Phi Beta Ka
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I use a large Platform computational compute cluster often. We use individual processes (not threads) to crunch big data and in general that approach works well. Each process has its own memory space and its own little bit of the work load
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Nor did I. He was likely trying to describe the self-entitlement of the younger generation. Which I totally agree with. You/we are not entitled to anything and you/we are not special snowflakes. I think that's all he meant to convey.
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I've you've been out of school for more than, say, five years, it is quite possible that quite a bit of what was taught and covered in college is outdated in today's marketplace. Perhaps for people who went to vocational school, but n
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It seems that the focus this year was pass phrases. Notice the final note I just added to the website. I should have realized this based on the hints provided at the end of the contest. Anyway, I gave an example on how to crack some.
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This was my 3rd year as a one man team. All the historic results and my source code can be found online. I'm not sure what else I could do to prove anything. Efficiency is just so under-appreciated these days and many people (even experie
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Cracking Passwords on an Intel Celeron CPU(16s.us)
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Every American citizen should know the 4th by heart. It protects us from "unreasonable search and seizure". When a government agent stops you (a police officer), you have the right to not consent to search. You should always exercise this r
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Why is this NSFW? Did you not see the word Porn in large, bold white letters against a black background with three young women just underneath it showing ample cleavage in suggestive poses? There's a time and place for that, work is not
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Can the porn picture be removed so people who want to keep their jobs can read it? Really, most of us keep-up with HN from work and would violate work-place policy by reading this article due to the choice of picture.
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Mine are bash, vim and screen ;)
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Boost Python is fabulous too if you want to call C++ routines. We do a lot of heavy lifting with that and use plain Python for higher-level tasks.
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I've built OpenCV for use on HPC clusters, and while not a big facial coder, I have help those who do it. It's interesting to distinguish between the terms 'facial detection' and 'facial recognition'. The former basically judges whether or
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No JCB cards? They are big in Asia.
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Many times, the word architect is just a word pre-pended to senior technology worker titles. I know several people who have that in their title and they are solid technologists with lot's of real-world experience. While the term may be abus
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I'm not sure the systems "look good", it's more like they "look too complex". That's the sign of a useless architect. Simple and efficient are so under-appreciated.
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std::function is really nice. I've started using it everywhere.
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I liked this sentence. It's so very true. "Just because looking down your nose at C++ or Perl is the popular opinion doesn't mean that those languages aren't being used by very smart folks to build amazing, finely crafted software."
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It is impossible to prove a PRNG'ed file is or is not encrypted data. TrueCrypt volumes look identical to `dd if=/dev/urandom of=file.bin bs=512`. Create a few of each and then evaluate them using ent to see this for yourself. Edit: Link to
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Outside Developers like/want the CL customer case, their reputation and their page views and see them as a quick, easy path to success. However, you are not entitled to them. Understanding this and moving on are key to doing it yourself and
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Thanks for those links. I have the luggable loo thingy that fits a 5-gallon bucket and the doodie bags. I just need a place where they can be used outside privately and during bad weather. I rigged another 5 gallon bucket with a spigot and

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