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by ackbar03 7y ago
Why am I not surprised
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Top comment has a good positive example but if you want another example of success, apparently the head of global macro at citadel hedge fund is blind as well, I don't know if he's still there. There was a story about him from bef
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Except for the ultra slow data extraction part, all other aspects are feasible to a highly motivated state actor. There's a habit of stuxnet being raised as a catchall example of what can be done, but it really was a highly remarkable
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Jokes on them, hope they like gay porn
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by ackbar03 7y ago
To look t this objectively from the perspective of nature, humans really are the actual virus. But hey we all gotta do what we gotta do
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I somewhat agree with this one. Not to shit on democracy cause it has its benefits but I've definitely noticed that often times elected officials do seem extraordinarily simple and at times downright not very bright or competent (didn&
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I thinks it's just way too much liquidity sloshing around. I'm guessing we're going to see a more volatility in prices in future. A tip in any direction of an asset class will cause money sloshing into it and out again at the
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I have a lot of respect for david shaw. He quit managing his hedge fund day to day because he said something along the lines of finance make me stupid or something and went back to doing something useful. If only more of our elites realized
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Thats sort of the conclusion I reached when I was looking at the stuff before. The economics of it don't quite work out yet
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by ackbar03 7y ago
but if its something that's requested / viewed a lot thats probably something don't want to be compressing/decompressing all the time. Neural networks still take quite a lot of computational power and require GPUs. If it
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by ackbar03 7y ago
> In addition, only a fraction of users will need TURN; the rest can use direct peer connections with the aid of NAT traversal; Is there actually any data on this or is it mostly anecdotal? Because I've done my own experiments on ho
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by ackbar03 7y ago
This is interesting but I'm not sure if the economics of it will ever work out. It'll only be practical when the computation costs become lower than storage costs
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I don't really need help taking a break but nice project
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I agree, this article was a bit wierd and feels like there's an background agenda to it
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by ackbar03 7y ago
This is pretty hardcore
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I didn't realize there was such a strong demand for this kind of service. How does one go about knowing there is a market for things like these? I assume you also need to be somewhat involved in podcasting in this case?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Because young girls discovering swords in other scenarios probably can't make its way onto news sites
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by ackbar03 7y ago
This is amazing. Thanks for choosing to share this
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I think binance doesn't allow US citizens on its platform. They avoid everything US
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by ackbar03 7y ago
If you reported their email you probably passed the test anyways
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Thanks for this summary. The firewall has been a lot stricter recently and it's been a real pain in the ass, even for legitimate things. I can only speculate they are using deep learning type tools now to do their blocking
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Honestly I really don't think there's a solution. You can try everything you can to get yourself into a state of focus but sometimes your brain just rebels against it. I've sort of accepted that there are things that can&#x27
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I'd invest
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Do you have any recommended resources regarding the mardware memory editing devices you mentioned? Haven't actually heard of those mentioned before, at least not that commonly
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Wait so there isn't a Healthcare cost problem in America then? I don't live in US but if your uninsured and can just call, say I can't pay and pay much less or just have your insurer pay, it seems to be OK either way?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
How does one go about cracking denuvo? I haven't actually tried before and not much of a gamer, but for some of the regular software I've pretty much been able to just RE it, find the location where the checks are made, and patch
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Yea that was pretty much how I viewed it as well. There seemed to be a lot of research on p2p research but nat made everything impractical. That being said nat was an necessity due to ip4, but given how widespread it is now I somehow doubt
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by ackbar03 7y ago
>“The federal government’s not supposed to be out there buying vast amounts of items and then shipping,” Mr. Trump said. “You know, we’re not a shipping clerk.” Hey, the guys not wrong, he's not a shipping clerk
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Not sure about him blaming the "professorly pace" of research though. That's the rate good research is done at. If you were expecting anything faster than you don't really understand what it was going to take in the firs
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by ackbar03 7y ago
On that point, is it actually? I've been messing around with p2p lately and everything is behind a Nat these days, it's almost impossible to do without a relay server which will probably be a dedicated relay server since most clie

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