Cakez0r

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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   Out of curiosity, do you think that passion alone can carry a crappy idea to success? Is it better to be (truly) passionate with a trashy idea or have a solid idea but only be motivated by financial success?
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   Seriously? "At no point have you mentioned gender, but are you sure you're not being subconsciously sexist?" Perhaps n72 should also consider checking his privilege...
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   Find yourself a partner who is great at winning people over. You can make the best product in the world and it'll be useless to you if you can't even successfully pitch it to somebody. Soft skills are just as important as technica
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   I believe they're saying that a virtual DOM is created and updates that would cause a re-render are first applied to the virtual DOM (thus avoiding the over head of a render). The virtual and actual DOM are then compared to see which p
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   Thank you for taking the time. Ember's API stability made it the only viable choice for our web apps at work.
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   Does it have nuget (and / or npm etc) support? Pretty essential feature for a .NET IDE
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   All signs point towards Microsoft opening up their platforms rather than locking people in. I expect that in this case, it's more to do with the overhead of piping data in to and out of their data centers (I.E. paying for bandwidth) as
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   Would I like more privacy... or more accurate app reviews... Hmmmm...
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   by Cakez0r 12y ago

   I did not know either of those things! Thanks!
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    I really hope they implement this. It would make IO so much more efficient if you could pin a big chunk of memory and allocate buffers from it.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    You can already get a long way towards channels by using reactive extensions (E.G. http://pastebin.com/h1xteunX ) Some syntactic sugar a la await could be nice though.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Outrageous claim(0) (0)This is a fact
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    They could ban only the accounts issuing the votes and revoke the fake votes when the account is deleted.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    What if this bad government is already in power and are inching their way towards their full potential badness. 1. Do something somewhat unacceptable. 2. Wait for it to become the accepted norm. 3. GOTO 1 This is why issues like this have t
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    > Is a spy agency preparing ways to attack and cripple foreign infrastructure that unexpected or contentious? In light of current revelations, it may or may not be all that surprising. Surprising or not though, it is most definitely cont
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Was thinking the same thing. Comments asking unbiased and valid questions are being downvoted...
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    I think offensive vs defensive is a very easy choice. We want to prevent our systems from being compromised, but don't have any business provoking attacks by breaking into systems. Invest in defense.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    I don't understand why there are so many comments saying that the NSA needs offensive digital capabilities. What valid reasons does the NSA have to ever be committing a cyber attack?
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    But it's not inconceivable that in the near-future an AI could train itself to mutate (even if this means interfacing with mechanical turk or freelance websites and paying humans to do it).
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    The article mentions trusting HR with the company's deepest, darkest secrets... Company secrets are probably one of the biggest factors of my work satisfaction. If there are hush-hush meetings and rumors circulating, that's a huge
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    You know you're reading a quality article when one of the subheadings is literally just (quotation marks and all) 'Concern'
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    You stripped the context from the quote... They're not comparing going straight to sleep vs using an before bed e-reader. "A team from Harvard Medical School compared reading paper books and light-emitting e-readers before sleep.&
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Several articles mention that the hackers have released stolen data, but I can't seem to find any download links. Does anybody have a source?
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Curious about this too.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    It was about 50/50 for the 6 samples I was given.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    I wonder if they'd accept an acquisition offer from Google or Facebook!
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    There is a whitepaper about the details of TAO at https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~pavlo/courses/fall2013/static/papers...
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Thank you!
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Yes, that's the mechanism I'm wondering about. Let's say I have: Application -> TAO -> Cache -> Database I have a photo node (P1) and 125 comments nodes [C1, C2, ..., Cn] attached to P1 by the edges [(P1,C1)
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Yes, I've read the TAO paper and referenced it heavily for my project. I'm curious about the implementation specifics of the caching layer. EDIT: More specifically, how do you efficiently cache your data such that an assoc_range q