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I haven't heard of it. Could you be more specific about restrictions on capital export? I believe those restrictions won't work when goods and people could move across borders without problems.
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Does it matter if the sum of all integers is -1/12?
(blog.rongarret.info)
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Earhorn demo
(omphalos.github.io)
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13y ago
What do you mean by new algorithms? The post mentions Raft and Paxos. Only Raft is new. And Sebastian Kanthak said during his Google Spanner talk: "Our Paxos implementation is closer to Raft algorithm than to what you'd read in Pa
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Food Project Proposes Matrix-Style Vertical Chicken Farms
(wired.com)
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> Maybe I should just straight-up remove them. Or be explicit that you'll now talk about RWArc implementation .
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13y ago
I still don't get it... And the previous sentence is now confusing for me too :) First you showed two examples: Arc (to share immutable data) and RWArc (to share mutable data with enforced mutexes around closures). Then you talked abou
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13y ago
From the article: > But wait, how is that possible? We can’t both allow and disallow mutable state. What gives? I had to re-read the above a few times. And still don't get it. Steve, what do you mean with it? Are you talking about h
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Building IP-free core/wireless/... seems to be orthogonal to their goal. I think they would prefer to use such components, but I don't think they are in the right position to build them. It's enough of a problem that
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13y ago
Something like this happened in Russian cities too. Broadband is cheap, fast, lot's of competition, cables hanging between apartment buildings etc. Recently there have been some troubling signs when (government) monopolies started to b
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13y ago
> How do you do that without loosing the history of those files? I don't know how you did it, but I found `git subtree split` to be an easy solution for extracting a directory into its own repo: https://github.com/gi
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13y ago
The message is easier to read it on Gmane: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.ietf.irtf.cfrg/2337
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13y ago
Wikipedia article on CoCom links to a post that links to this page: http://ukhas.org.uk/guides:gps_modules
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How would you do (2) without iterating over all registered contacts on the server?
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13y ago
Interesting idea. But the address book "friends" must be mutual for this to work. You would miss those contacts that don't have you in the their contacts.
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13y ago
You seem to dislike inviting a bulk of friends to a service. But the article doesn't talk about invites. The problem is securely discovering who's already invited. It's not offensive in my opinion.
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British Telecom opt-out parental controls panel screenshot
(i.imgur.com)
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The New Rules of College Sex (2011)
(phillymag.com)
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13y ago
Yes, there are lecture videos and notes from 2011 course: http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.828/2011/schedule.html
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13y ago
This page has links to 6.828 lecture videos (2011): http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.828/2011/schedule.html
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13y ago
I think Telegram "cheerleaders" are here because Telegram backer Pavel Durov (paveldurov on HN) is very well known in Russia. He is the founder of one of most popular social networks in Russia, vk.com. He is a (local?) celebrity a
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13y ago
Have you taken part in Telegram contest design? > How large is the prize? I think the "prize" is obvious. Breaking this "unbreakable" 896bit-RSA + no auth + no signature + MD2 + XOR is a necessary condition for the Te
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It didn't make sense to talk about apps, because there were no third-party apps at the time.
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Telegram messaging - FAQ for the Technically Inclined
(core.telegram.org)
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I think git-subtree is a better approach than what submodules are doing. Adding a submodule breaks things. E.g. `git clone` stops working as it should. In contrast, git-subtree doesn't break anything, because it just merges another re
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> so far no attack was named that could harm the setup as described in our docs Even as a complete newbie in cryptography I can see a problem in your reasoning. "Guilty until proven innocent" is the default when judging on a sy
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I think the speaker said it's better to try to fix things for 3 months without signing any formal agreement at first (== threat).
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Yes, but not yet. He plans to announce the reward in a week. No encrypted traffic published yet.
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It looks like they are working on it: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure-iOS
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"Due to the potentially disturbing nature of the surveillance video we are about to show, we will pause for a moment to let [people?] exit the room if they choose." (9:22) Is it the standard warning for these hearings?
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