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by CaveTech 11y ago
Batching could mean they're aggregating calls prior to handing then off to google as a single request. If you have 64k minimum block size (guessing) you can stuff in many small requests before sending them off.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Yeah this seems very amateur. Lots of ideas of how to gather information from a user, but no thread about how to connect any of it back together. The "Uber Cookie" is basically a readout of totally random metadata. The CPU benchma
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by CaveTech 11y ago
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by CaveTech 11y ago
One day of continuous use on a drive.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
It's a good source of relatively pure protein. Brown Rice is 8% protein by weight, whereas Crickets are ~70%.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
PHP does have a runtime, but the overhead is fairly low. It's a concept shared with many other scripting languages.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
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by CaveTech 11y ago
unzip intentionally prevents such from happening. So while you could make a .zip file that intends to do that, you need an unzipping tool that would actually allow it.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
You can only bid lower than the previous bid. By placing a bid of $1, the auction effectively ends. Now only people who bid previously have a chance of getting awarded the work, but only after everyone who bid less fails to deliver.
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PageChase: Continuous Visual Integration and Monitoring(pagechase.com)
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by CaveTech 11y ago
The attack vectors available for use against a corporation is infinitely larger than those available for a car. It's not really a fair comparison.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
I'm sure its composition could be determined by anyone who really wanted to know. But as a business owner you don't want to talk about that; being a one of a kind, 400 year old secret formula is way better business.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Magically aligning a perfect string at a 160 character offset, and somehow have it being a user who would have any idea about what you're discussing? A total non-problem.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Most of the hardcore Osu players play with wacom or equivalent tablets. Absolute positioning is a huge advantage.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Isn't click fraud basically solved by the free market? I mean, as more and more bots create fake clicks and impressions, the value of the traffic itself is reduced. This will lower the CPC and CPM and you'll still be able to buy t
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Or you tune for the best average execution time. Sample your queries and run them all through each query plan. One has to be optimal, unless all changes are negligible.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Just because they're less vulnerable doesn't mean they're less willing to fulfill overly broad requests or requests without merit. Do they have an open stance on user protection?
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Is this some kind of inside Muslim joke? The page gives me random units of time until another time, which in turn is until something else. Simply makes no sense to me.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
That has nothing to do with having a passport.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Except you'll be 20 years behind their current version.
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by CaveTech 11y ago
How do you machine learn your property boundaries? It's an abstract concept of personal ownership.
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by CaveTech 12y ago
Tons of extensions serve the purpose of modifying actual pages to change/modify/add content. When users have many extensions, it's near impossible to determine which one is the bad actor without a lot of leg work. But people
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by CaveTech 12y ago
I have trouble believing that commercial venues make the majority of the plays on Spotify.
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by CaveTech 12y ago
You don't need to only worry about your device being compromised, your biometric credentials are being leaked by your mere existence . Before long, I can imagine someone being able to build facial models capable of fooling recognition
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by CaveTech 12y ago
No you can't. You need tinders privileged token. If you could get that with an arbitrary Facebook login then every app you use would be vulnerable.
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by CaveTech 12y ago
With what end goal? I could also never leave a library, ever, and maximize my learning that way. And I'd die alone and inexperienced. Of course there's some give and take... I trade my "pure learning" opportunities to be
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by CaveTech 12y ago
What a horribly depressing view of engineering culture. I've dealt with very little politics, credit stealing, and jealousy as a % of my time since joining the workforce. They definitely exist, but to say they're so bad that they
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by CaveTech 12y ago
I feel that question is far too upfront for an interview, definitely an initial interview anyways. You're not asking where they think you could fit, you've phrased it as where do I fit? . It's an interview, not a job offer.
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by CaveTech 12y ago
BMI isn't perfect, but it takes height into account. You can actually work back words with her weight and BMI to calculate that her height is less than 5'1". BMI is pretty accurate most of the time unless you're an athle
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by CaveTech 12y ago
And it's important to note that while she wasn't considered obese previously, her BMI was 26, which is considered overweight.

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