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Leon
14y ago
The information is usually already publicly available : for examples the facebook graph api uses the same setup for some of their basic api methods (such as letting a site log you in through facebook) - base64 encoded json user data and an
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The level of 'good enough' security for banking is higher than general web browsing. Even though a user input for their CC number would be encrypted in transmission, that encrypted value is not stored for a long period of time. A cookie,
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Leon
14y ago
The headline did not end in a question mark.
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14y ago
Can you compare that against the increase in the standard of living, college, housing, vehicle, and food costs? This by itself doesn't mean anything if everything else is increasing in costs faster than the increase in wages...
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14y ago
Yes.
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15y ago
Ah wow, I've never made that much. I keep hearing of developers I've worked with going to new companies and making double what I am now. It always astounds how people say what they're being paid, and how I am just no where near it.
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15y ago
> This just sounds like sour grapes for not getting an invite to the beta. That is another issue I had with this article. "I hate that large tech companies manage to completely control the initial discussion of their products by control
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15y ago
You just proved the authors point.
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16y ago
Yeah, that last part made the article sound like it was attempting to dissuade other programmers from choosing to strike out on their own, as if it had been written by management. But listening to management about job security is absurd, at
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16y ago
League of Legends is a fun game - it's the only reason I still have a windows install. Good job on making the game awesome.
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On the topic of [1], since I've moved to a an area with a greater distribution of black women, this problem has been seriously brought to my attention. My dating pool has effectively been cut down, with an advantage having gone towards blac
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17y ago
It doesn't matter, they've already made the judgement that the schools property is more important than the privacy of children, because they were students. They shouldn't have activated them once let alone 42 times.
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17y ago
Coopers Rock is a great place! It's great in the spring time.
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17y ago
occam's razor
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Hewlett-Packard Names Marc Andreessen as Director
(bloomberg.com)
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Both stages have delta waves in the same range but induce different effects on the brain. They're both characterized by the same measure for depth (of sleep). To clarify with more, specific information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow-w
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17y ago
This has really become my favorite blog. Lipton is great to read to get a survey of different math/cc topics. Plus he's holding out hope P=NP!
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17y ago
It may be that the older you get the more oblivious you are to sales-marketing; since you can point out several blatant sales-marketing techniques, you fool yourself into believing you are safe from them all. Don't become too overconfident
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17y ago
Go with what's familiar and what I use? Sounds like good advice. But I'd still like to work on a project that needs help more than some of the bigger, more recognizable ones that already have droves of dev's trying to help. What parts of
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His sticking point is that the brain or mind could be a physical system that is not computable or equivalent to a Turing machine. If we take the assumption that the mind is a physical system, then it would still only be a matter of time be
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Ask HN: What open source project(s) should I work on?
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17y ago
I would like to refer the community to Zawinkski's Law of Software Envelopment[1] "Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can." And propose a new, modified l
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Strange, I just did a search for movie show times in my area earlier and just now, and it seems that some cinemas are missing. The timing lines up exactly with the gmail outage. Since those theaters have always been listed in the movie show
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17y ago
works for me
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How real is the threat of autonomous technology?
(economist.com)
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What's a good book on algorithmic trading?
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What about the WMAP? It studied the CMB radiation and gives us evidence of the big bang, a flat euclidean universe, the amount and type of matter in the universe, and even more! Sure, the ultra deep field is cool, but in importance the WMA
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Morgantown, WV
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That's some big speculation about AIG, and on the part of having women on a board. What makes you think the board didn't know what was going on? They put, and kept in, the CEO, one of the biggest reasons for AIG's collapse. And besides,
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17y ago
That doesn't imply the top 1% isn't there; just that they are more likely to be under-represented. Also, programmers are prone to move to new areas that are more interesting, especially the top/best, so that can skew it back in favor of th
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