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by Buge 8y ago
Where do you get $399 for GTX 1070? Wikipedia claims $379 and I paid $374. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_10_series#GeForce_10_(...
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by Buge 8y ago
I don't think so, because neither of the articles iamleppert linked to mention equity.
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by Buge 8y ago
What trick are you talking about? iamleppert's scenario doesn't mention any trick used by a founder or recruiter.
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by Buge 8y ago
What do you mean cryptographically secure? Do you mean secure against Google or AWS attacking you by poisoning or recording the randomness? That type of security doesn't sound possible to me. There is the field of homomorphic encryptio
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by Buge 8y ago
>Google has the responsibility to their shareholders to enter new markets I don't think so. I think Google has the responsibility to make money. It could hypothetically be the case that entering a new market would cause a loss of mo
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by Buge 8y ago
There seems to be a mistake about whether the currency arbitrage cost is -log(B/A) or log(B/A)
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by Buge 8y ago
I'm not sure if either is appropriate. Bitconnect is worth nothing, so no matter how many bitconnect coins were lost, they would be worth $0 not $3B. The title seems almost unrelated to the article. The title refers to money lost in th
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by Buge 8y ago
She got cease-and-desists from New York City. She's expanding outside of New York City. So the expansion is not in violation of the cease-and-desists.
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by Buge 8y ago
That subreddit appears to be about genetically modified organisms, not glyphosate or other chemicals.
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by Buge 8y ago
It's good that Periphery catches the unused code. But if that's the only reason it catches the problem, I think it could have room for improvement. For example in one place the error could exist, but at a different place, the real
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by Buge 8y ago
Do you want to live in Russia for the rest of your life?
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by Buge 8y ago
You're saying people using Tor make unmasked DNS requests? Are these users using some non-standard configuration? Because I'm pretty sure the Tor browser protects against that.
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by Buge 8y ago
But you might want to consider average case time and worst case time. The first algorithm might have a good average case time, but its worst case time is infinity, which might be unacceptable.
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by Buge 8y ago
Do you have a source for him monetizing his channel much later? The way he describes it in this video[1], he says he made a series for HBO (around 2010), then a couple films, then shifted his focus to youtube. It sounds like he considered i
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by Buge 8y ago
He's expecting something in return though, money from ad revenue.
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by Buge 8y ago
I was reading the rules for the Google CTF > CONTEST IS OPEN TO RESIDENTS [...] WORLDWIDE, EXCEPT FOR QUEBEC, CRIMEA, CUBA, IRAN, SYRIA, NORTH KOREA, and SUDAN. Quebec seems to stand out in that list. https://capturetheflag.wi
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by Buge 8y ago
He could also just go the the bathroom with the tickets out of sight of his partner. There should have been 3 people, and the tickets should always have been in sight of 2 of them. That way one person can go the the bathroom while the other
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by Buge 8y ago
I'm saying that a game where the server isn't in the middle is broken, and cannot implement hellbanning. League of Legends has a server in the middle, thus isn't broken, players can't give each other fake items, and hel
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by Buge 8y ago
On that same (zoo bird) example, set them both to medium, and BPG looks much better to me, the crown feathers are smooth and clean, and the background is a pleasant gradient, while in JPG it is horribly blocky. Even bumping BPG down to smal
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by Buge 8y ago
The regular link seems to be back now.
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by Buge 8y ago
No license or fee required. It's called the first-sale doctrine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine
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by Buge 8y ago
I assume so many people post a url then a period immediately after it to end the sentence, that HN strips off the period at the end of the url, assuming it's not part of the url and was instead meant to end the sentence. I can see that
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by Buge 8y ago
Did Snowden give is data to organizations that were hostile to the US? I thought he gave it to journalists, and let them censor as they saw fit.
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by Buge 8y ago
That sounds like a completely different system than League of Legends has. So hellbanning should work fine as suggested (it was suggested for League of Legends). Other games that use (IMHO) broken protocols by trusting the client can't
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by Buge 8y ago
That seems to be a completely different type of cheat than described in the article. The article is just about cheats that automate certain moves that players would already be able to do, just would be very hard. It's not possible to s
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by Buge 8y ago
Encrypted SNI is about protecting you from people who aren't in your list of trusted CAs. If someone is in your trusted CA list, why do you want protection from them? If you want protection from them, remove them from your list of trus
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by Buge 8y ago
They could always do IP blocking and tracking.
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by Buge 8y ago
Page up and page down work normally to me. In Chrome on Windows.
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by Buge 8y ago
I thought the same thing for the first video, but not the second one.
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by Buge 8y ago
What's the difference between racism and negative racial stereotypes?

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