Donald

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by Donald 9y ago
You're overestimating how much of Kodak is actually a viable business. Most of their revenue still comes out of their "Print Systems" (!) division. KODK's latest 10-K is filled with albatross risk statements like "T
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by Donald 9y ago
Microcode updates are distributed via Windows update.
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by Donald 9y ago
Have we forgotten how software was distributed in this era? https://i.imgur.com/RShi0Sg.jpg
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by Donald 9y ago
This is the exact point of view they are rejecting. You want spectacular average-case performance at the cost of a slow but not catastrophic worst-case.
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by Donald 9y ago
Also, if such an actor was storing encrypted traffic as well, they could now easily decrypt this traffic en mass.
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by Donald 9y ago
Couldn't you determine my state income taxes from a state dropdown? Local could still be an addition for more nuanced municipalities.
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by Donald 9y ago
This particular blocker is insidious - even blocks incognito. We noticed you're browsing in private or incognito mode. To continue reading this article, please exit incognito mode
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by Donald 9y ago
See https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.08401 for model agnostic examples of adversarial attacks.
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by Donald 10y ago
Do you have any examples of what you're talking about?
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by Donald 10y ago
Because Saudi Arabia, with its massive supply and low costs of production, wields massive influence over the price of oil. And, as we've seen recently, are very willing to defend its market share against long-term (clean energy) and im
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by Donald 11y ago
Any chance for an invite, or should we just use https://www.houndify.com/verify-invite ?
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by Donald 13y ago
What do you mean?
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Category Theory for Scientists(math.mit.edu)
1 points by Donald 13y ago|0 comments
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by Donald 13y ago
You're fixating on the dollar amount. Other formulations of the concept: * What if everyone had the purchasing power of one million 2013 US dollars? * What if there were such an excess of capital that every human being had the equivale
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by Donald 15y ago
Schools act in loco parentis. They courts have generally held that educational institutions can violate what would otherwise be the rights of their students if such actions are necessary to fulfill the educational mission of the school.
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by Donald 15y ago
"Google used to give me a page of the right answers, fast, with no clutter. ... And the pages don't have the clean, sparse feel they used to." If you disable Javascript and cookies for *.google.(tld), you'll be greeted with Google circa a f
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by Donald 15y ago
Considering the nature of your product, I'm immediately concerned about the lack of an available privacy policy on your landing page.
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by Donald 15y ago
> What would be even cooler is an API on top of LastPass that sites like Zappos could hook into to force a behind-the-scenes change of passwords How would Lastpass protect against an attacker masquerading as the third party website? (Es
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by Donald 15y ago
> Domain record activated: 10-May-1999 I believe this domain was registered before Educause adopted the accreditation requirement. See the grandfathering policy on http://net.educause.edu/edudomain/eligibility.asp .
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by Donald 15y ago
The main issue with automatic translation of mathematics into code is that mathematicians often define concepts without regard for their computability. Here are two examples: 1. Consider the set of Turing machines that halt on a certain str
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by Donald 15y ago
>But Google tries to be smart even on quoted queries. And that annoys me deeply. They're just trying to redirect you to more profitable (i.e., a greater probability that you will impress an ad) search queries.
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by Donald 15y ago
ISU's extramural borrower card doesn't allow holders remote access to (paid) academic databases.
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by Donald 15y ago
The full paper is available here: http://www.pi.edu.pk/660165.pdf
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by Donald 16y ago
So your tool correlates historical trends in search results with historical equity price trends?
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by Donald 16y ago
Wolfram seems to keep a searchable index of all his keystrokes. From the 12 December 2009 issue of New Scientist: "I'm an information pack rat," he [Stephen Wolfram] confesses. Recording our interview is just the tip of his peculiar obsessi
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Monads and Coordinate Systems(channel9.msdn.com)
2 points by Donald 16y ago|0 comments
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by Donald 17y ago
1600 - 1699: 2 1700 - 1799: 18 1800 - 1899: 79 1900 - 1999: 58 Still, given the population explosion, it's unlikely that there were fewer autodidacts in the 20th century than in the 19th. Raw data: http://pastie.org/783067
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by Donald 17y ago
A person's everyday use of a broadband ISP e-mail address is only logical if they have a somewhat permanent consumer relationship with their broadband ISP. Possible criteria for such security: 1) The user will remain at their current place
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by Donald 17y ago
A study can be designed to account for embarrassing and/or incriminating questions. Say the question is about "illegal file-sharing" and Yes means the subject has participated in this behavior in the past and No means the subject has not. U
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by Donald 17y ago
A freely accessible version is available from the author's website: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~bsacerdo/HoltAdoptionPaper2.doc

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