X4

85 ms·

781.
by X4 13y ago
Here's a video explaining it: http://youtu.be/r5iuwrvKz_g http://youtu.be/ynwz8H66chY
782.
by X4 13y ago
There's a demo of a commercial implementation in an earlier post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6058447 But here are opensource solutions: http://musicbrainz.org/doc/Fingerprinting http:&#x
783.
by X4 13y ago
Sorry, I don't mean the links someone posted. But the IP and other "meta-data".
784.
by X4 13y ago
>> hellbanning is a generous form of dealing with the unruly by at least letting them visit and talk to those who want to hear the unruly, without either letting the unruly annoy all the guests or throwing some out entirely That argum
785.
by X4 13y ago
You are right, but I am not sure which social model would fit to everybody as comforting. Many people are offended by Anarchy and it remains a question to me if communities would actually be able to manage themselves or not. Do you have som
786.
by X4 13y ago
hmm, yeah the typography used on HN is very poor, that's true. I think that's intended, but it would have been possible to mark such posts differently and less disturbing to the eye. (Personally I don't think that the HN UI i
787.
by X4 13y ago
Wouldn't that theoretically even help creating much better predictions about that user and make auto-banning possible? Maybe you've recently read the post about browser-fingerprinting. That could help to "anonymously" ba
788.
by X4 13y ago
Thanks, yes makes sense, didn't know that :)
789.
by X4 13y ago
Somehow can't reply under your post. By egoistic I mean that someone can continue profiting from the time you take to write posts or submit links without letting you participate with the HN users.
790.
by X4 13y ago
What if you were banned from school and still had to pay them without knowing that you got banned. Even worse, what if all of your schoolmates would ontop of that start ignoring you and nothing you do could change it? Wouldn't that be
791.
by X4 13y ago
I was as surprised as you were! Would never ever post to HN personally if I knew that. Not letting people know that they are banned, but still allowing them to post is very egoistic.
792.
by X4 13y ago
HN is very intransparent when it comes to their rules or karma system. I'm aware that the code is in github, but we're talking about formal rules, not algorithms (and we don't know if that's all the code or only a part).
793.
by X4 13y ago
What do you think about biometric Voice fingerprints? Instead of voice-recognition. . ---going further--- Then just encrypt the home folder's contents on a file-basis & sync it with a privately owned server. This improves the chanc
794.
by X4 13y ago
@OP a) How about buying an external Fingerprint reader that's close to your thumb or wearable? There are tools that automatically find windows with input fields. b) OR, instead of dictating a password, you could hire someone to write s
795.
by X4 13y ago
Let's bet whose idea comes closest, oh guess that's illegal in the USA and I don't bet anyway :) But betting for fun is legal right (seriously)? my idea: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6046134 @cma&#x27
796.
by X4 13y ago
More hair, more tan, more money, more sex, more training. That's the formula I guess.
797.
by X4 13y ago
I think I know what it could be, comments? An electric hovercraft design without tires and without a fan, but driven by one large/many small linear or stepper motors that build-up and fire Electromagnetic pulses or compressed Air to bu
798.
by X4 13y ago
haha, that's true (1:0 for @ankitml)
799.
by X4 13y ago
Language Complexity that you speak against here is a good thing! But only when the rules are simple, yes even when you have many similar rules. The language would still be more efficient than a language with much less rules. The other thing
800.
by X4 13y ago
Just fyi. OVH AND Hetzner both got hacked multiple times. If you're an old OVH Customer, you probably know it.
801.
by X4 13y ago
California <-> Germany : 200ms California <-> Canada : 80ms What's the problem? If you need decent response-time everywhere in the world, you go and buy Co-Location. http://www.hetzner.de/en&#
802.
by X4 13y ago
Was about time after Hetzner getting hacked the 2nd time.. My friend owns two of their largest dedicated boxes for some years now. His sysadmin is exceptionally good and his pay aswell (250€/h), I mean he can secure that box the best p
803.
by X4 13y ago
I've spent a lot of time learning and experimenting in the are of performance and scalability. I am curious about your book, willing to share 2-3 paragraphs?
804.
by X4 13y ago
whew! Can you tell me more? I work in a very related field.
805.
by X4 13y ago
I'm creating a distributed network project based on a combination of recent AI and fractal findings. Can you share some sentences from your book? And where to get it when it's done?
806.
by X4 13y ago
Even if you know it already, because this was posted as link in the previous "moving from google post" you should take another look, because their Website is just WOW.
807.
Ghost: Just a Blogging Platform(tryghost.org)
1 points by X4 13y ago|1 comments
808.
by X4 13y ago
No pill can heal that wound. Imagine you're a Government worker with 15y of experience. You would automagically think about the public as "them". If you're an Admin or IT-Guy, you "already" do that, by separati
809.
by X4 13y ago
I risk the dangers of writing to a 10days old post.. You can use LLVM and CLANG to write the sensor tools, bypassing the entire "Stack of Software", could result in sub-millisecond reaction time.
810.
by X4 13y ago
I think I have some ideas ;) What's your mail?

More ›