Devilboy

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by Devilboy 15y ago
MtGox has a 'dark pool' which works exactly like that.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
There's a Reddit for that... http://www.reddit.com/r/bestof/top/
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by Devilboy 15y ago
The transaction show up immediately as 'pending' and will get 'confirmed' after about 10 minutes. Squareware can choose to conditionally accept the 'pending' transaction on the spot because they can simply wait for the transaction to be con
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by Devilboy 15y ago
Trade secrets.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
Personally I feel that even stuff like this should not be patentable and that all patents should be abolished but I know many here disagree.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
One of those will me mine. I've never purchased a computer or laptop from Apple before but I can't resist the temptation any more.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
Yes the Lockheed Martin thing happened last month, it's just taken this long for RSA to publicly admit that it has a serious problem.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
If you do change it back please consider capping the score at +5 or +10 or something.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
This particular device is only wired to do one kind of optimization search - basically it does a variant of the 'traveling salesman' shortest route search. There's no OS or programming language, it's just an 'oracle' device. You set the sta
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by Devilboy 15y ago
There are lots of people questioning whether their device is really a quantum computer but D-Wave has published many papers in peer-reviewed literature and so just calling them a 'scam company' is a bit strong. We'll see soon enough once mo
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by Devilboy 15y ago
They've recently published a paper in Nature that shows an 8 qubit version of their adiabatic device really is a quantum computer so this is not complete bullshit anymore. We'll see what Lockheed says about the device. Maybe in the next few
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by Devilboy 15y ago
NoSQL doesn't mean No Injection attacks. Just ask Patrick: http://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/09/22/security-lessons-learned...
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by Devilboy 15y ago
Yea he was a bit crass there but the point is that patients die all the time and doctors will keep doing what they do. But being sued for malpractice is one of the most destructive things that can happen to a doctor's private practice and t
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by Devilboy 15y ago
It's really not a big deal to most consumers. Most people don't even notice and will never use a laptop in direct sunlight.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
So why are they ignoring the big ones? Like for example ThePirateBay is a .org address which falls under US regulation?
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by Devilboy 15y ago
They are still doing good business all over the world. American proxies are popular for access to Hulu and Pandora by foreigners and Swedish proxies are popular for bittorrent.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
That's not what the law says. If Tyson paid the artist to design him a tattoo then it belongs to Tyson.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
I think you are correct, I can't seem to find anyone that's actually simulated the complete nervous system and reproduce any behaviors.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
I'm not an expert so I could be wrong but over the last 10 years I've seen many papers on various details and behaviors of the C. Elegans nervous system. I agree we have a lot still to learn from it but we certainly seem to know enough to s
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by Devilboy 15y ago
The c elegans models are better that you think. Which nematode behavior is not able to be replicated by our models?
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by Devilboy 15y ago
DWave just published a paper in Nature that shows that they have built a 8 qubit quantum device. This could be legit. However even if what they say is 100% true and correct, it's still not a 'general' quantum computer, it's only wired for o
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by Devilboy 15y ago
Will this also SMS me whenever someone opens my door? I think I want one.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
So now that Facebook admitted it, you're still sticking to your story? wtf
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by Devilboy 15y ago
The scraper is the one where the content appeared last.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
You think Facebook would ever tell an intern about secret negative PR campaigns?
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by Devilboy 15y ago
The FBI has free-range to do whatever it wants on Facebook. All they need to do is submit a request to the FISC which approved 100% of such requests in 2010 http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/05/domestic-sur...
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by Devilboy 15y ago
Great maybe then you can do something that actually benefits the rest of the world instead.
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by Devilboy 15y ago
I'm not convinced that this has any benefit over just using a circle with 24 hour clock
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by Devilboy 15y ago
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8120236576648647371# Also the fact that his recent 'yearly videos' do not contain any new footage of the man. Experts in the EU have declared the videos 'fake' so the CIA stopped sending them the vi
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by Devilboy 15y ago
Sybase is a fantastic piece of engineering. Nice code syntax, rock solid in production. There you go, now you've heard a good thing about the father of MS SQL Server.

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