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by amenghra 10y ago
They could fix the review process by weighing the review by the amount paid for the stay (or some similar formula). So your buddy who "pays" $20 and then writes a fake review would have their review dwarfed by real users who pay t
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by amenghra 10y ago
Keep in mind that today's browsers have native crypto APIs that weren't available when this was written. ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Crypto_... )
753.
by amenghra 10y ago
You should check out Alice, developed at cmu. It was a programming environment designed to build interactive 3D stories.
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by amenghra 10y ago
vultures@ ?
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by amenghra 10y ago
> The companies turning you down, you're not going to get any useful info from them. My understanding is that companies won't give you feedback because they are afraid to get sued. So don't expect any feedback from them. R
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by amenghra 10y ago
>Type inference in the presence of subtyping is so hard that no programming language does it currently. Hack does some cute stuff in this area. E.g. the type checker postpones inferring the type of empty arrays.
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by amenghra 10y ago
reminds me http://tratt.net/laurie/blog/entries/an_editor_for_composed_...
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by amenghra 10y ago
Maybe they should have dubbed this ReNotBreakCaptcha? > I’ve testing in 3 examples, and none had the correct answer: first one only detected 3 out of 6 numbers, the seconds had 10 digits, one of them wrong, and the third couldn’t r
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by amenghra 10y ago
Day, not days.
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by amenghra 10y ago
http://www.usdebtclock.org/ (although the whole debt thing is complicated with state/federal bank owning a large piece of the debt).
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by amenghra 10y ago
until they launch a new API endpoint and forget to enforce something...
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by amenghra 10y ago
Jooq is a really good type-safe library to talk to databases. I personally prefer jooq over hibernate.
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Yahoo issues new warning of potential email account breach(apnews.com)
1 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
764.
by amenghra 10y ago
http://alf.nu/Unicode
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by amenghra 10y ago
Some countries use cluster munition for some of their strikes. The usa last did this in 2009. The opposite of precise...
766.
by amenghra 10y ago
For example, the MSP430 was used in Square's early credit card readers to encrypt the mag stripe data.
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Hacker impersonates Sunrun CEO, nabs employee W-2 tax forms(sfgate.com)
2 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
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by amenghra 10y ago
Self driving tricycles?
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by amenghra 10y ago
And there was a fun CCC talk about hacking them: http://www.ccc.de/en/hackabike
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by amenghra 10y ago
Former Scuba dev, Okay Zed, wrote http://snorkel.logv.org/ . It's open source.
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by amenghra 10y ago
You can mostly get rid of spam by requiring the sender to perform a proof of work if they aren't in your contacts list. I.e. whitelist of senders + proof of work or some kind of configurable per domain quota/proof of work.
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AES GCM SIV analysis(ietf.org)
2 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
773.
by amenghra 10y ago
EVP lets you shoot yourself in the foot in various ways. OpenSSL also doesn't provide any API to e.g. validate a TLS cert chain, so everyone does it their own way and often gets it wrong.
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Creating a Mandelbrot Set in Excel(fundamentalfinance.com)
1 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
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by amenghra 10y ago
Re-posting a year later in case anyone is still using the service and forgot to migrate off.
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[2016] Parse shutting down jan 28, 2017(blog.parse.com)
3 points by amenghra 10y ago|1 comments
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by amenghra 10y ago
https://github.com/square/ghostunnel/ is written in Go and does hitless cert reloading too.
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by amenghra 10y ago
For the French speakers among us, http://perdu.com/ has been around since the 90s.
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by amenghra 10y ago
https://github.com/facebook/pfff is a tool which support pretty printing a bunch of different languages (currently c, c++, java, js, php, python, rust, and a bunch more). The idea is to have a common AST (with parsers
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by amenghra 10y ago
My $0.02: * Pick a project you use and like. This way you will already be familiar with some aspects of the projects and you will have an idea for what works and what doesn't. You will be able to use your improvements for yourself. * I

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