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TwoBit
10y ago
What do you mean by "start"? They already do so and their FX CPUs are cheaper than equivalently performing Ibtel CPUs.
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TwoBit
10y ago
Does this mean that a lawsuit after a catastrophe would much more likely succeed?
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TwoBit
10y ago
315K at Facebook before or after bonuses and accrued stock? I think you need to be a level E8 or more at Facebook to get that kind of standalone salary.
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TwoBit
10y ago
It's not easy at all to get paid 300K at Facebook or Google. You need to be in the top 1 or 2 percent of engineers there, with quite a palmares.
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TwoBit
10y ago
You're saying that Windows async IO calls aren't async and in fact they will block on reading and writing? I've never heard of that.
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TwoBit
10y ago
Serious question: Is LaTeX used outside academia these days?
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TwoBit
10y ago
Better yet, put it in an index mutual fund.
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TwoBit
10y ago
Or move the majority of it to an index fund. Keeping bitcoin in a wallet on your computer is like burying cash in your back yard.
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TwoBit
10y ago
How the hell does your Windows hotmail (or whatever) let you log into your machine? Those are unrelated systems with unrelated security schemes.
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TwoBit
10y ago
That may possibly work, but is uncertain and potentially requires a huge amountvof sifting over months.
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TwoBit
10y ago
The idea here is that they can get your phone number but can't get a usable copy of your authenticator.
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TwoBit
10y ago
You can't brute force a 30 character password that has randomness. Not with all the computers on the planet together.
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TwoBit
10y ago
Why the hell was this guy so stupid as to have millions in bitcoin in the first place? Nobody with a clue would do that. This just doesn't make sense.
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TwoBit
10y ago
I don't understand how they got into his computer in the first place. No amount of 2FA breaching could possibly get somebody into my Windows machine remotely. And not having a password for his wallet makes nonsense whatsoever. I'm
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10y ago
He had a 30 character password on his wallet. How the hell did they get past that?? How the hell did they even get on his him computer in the first place? I don't see how 2FA breaches could accomplish that. edit: apparently you can hav
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10y ago
Are there any simple explanations of this technique? The paper is a bit dense in some parts.
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TwoBit
10y ago
Good luck defending those cyber hacking charges that are going to be brought against you.
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TwoBit
10y ago
Somebody other than LG sells an OLED TV? Where?
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TwoBit
10y ago
I have a Tesla, and driving on concrete freeways is so loud it's like I wasted my money on this quiet car.
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TwoBit
10y ago
I have a hard time reading most research papers on deep learning, as they are geared towards mathematicians who already know that lingo.
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TwoBit
10y ago
Why should anybody care about speed in this demo? That sqrt just serves to confuse. Which IMO is at consistent with that terrible book Perlin wrote (co-wrote?) years ago.
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TwoBit
10y ago
That calculator doesn't support fractions, so once you go above 99% (or below 1%) then you can't use it.
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TwoBit
10y ago
There will be a Thunderbolt 2 which stays a few steps ahead by then.
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10y ago
How did Google, Amazon, and Facebook cheat, in your opinion?
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10y ago
How were thieves able to activate cards stolen from your mail box?
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10y ago
His prison sentence (11 years) and fine (800K pounds) should have been much worse. People go to prison in the US for 11 years for smoking weed.
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TwoBit
10y ago
That article is crap because it never says why connections are slow. Lots of words and no substance.
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10y ago
Can we penalize web sites that beg people to use their app instead?
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TwoBit
10y ago
I wish the author identified what MOOC means.
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10y ago
I'm trying to understand this same thing. I don't see why triggering a client to generate new keys is a problem. Giving the client keys to use is a problem, but that's not what it's saying. Edit: it is described much bet
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