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by aurelianito 15y ago
So, we agree that it is at least dated and we should not follow their advise as is. AFAIK sha256 is not broken yet, we can still use it.
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by aurelianito 15y ago
The article claims that there are no known md5 collisions. This is plain false . There are known collisions since 2004 and known windows executables with the same md5 hash since 2005. The windows executables were constructed|discovered b
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Smart, young and broke(thedailybeast.com)
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by aurelianito 15y ago
I like it. It is quite similar to my unfinished sandro-js project ( http://code.google.com/p/sandrojs/ ). Kudos for having a working version with a cute documentation.
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by aurelianito 15y ago
There is an xkcd strip for this: http://xkcd.com/320/ I always thought that it was a joke, but you can seriously try it and tell us how did it work.
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by aurelianito 15y ago
The first part is easy, color code the ticket (e.g. first red, then blue, etc). The second issue is trickier, but it happens now anyway. I would say that they already know how to handle it.
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Nuclear plants are safer than what we thought(nytimes.com)
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by aurelianito 15y ago
How long until 3D printer appear in each house and we stop buying most of the furniture/ appliances that we have in our homes? How long until we print our homes? It seems that we will only trade energy and raw materials.
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by aurelianito 15y ago
The site is down. Here is the google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Mu0fyc4...
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Uncanney valley explained(digitaltrends.com)
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The world according to San Francisco(generic1.tumblr.com)
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Google Music for Linux(androidpolice.com)
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by aurelianito 15y ago
Why is it that eating is more meaningfully related to work than doing pushups?
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Science as a Self-Correcting Process(laurajsnyder.com)
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by aurelianito 15y ago
It is easier on the user. Why don't you just send a link that includes your one time password? This will allow the user to choose a new one just clicking on the link and setting the new password, instead of going to your page, logging in an
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Evolving bridges(thinkartificial.org)
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by aurelianito 15y ago
What will you do when, in a few months, someone does the exact same thing you thought about and becomes a billionaire?
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by aurelianito 15y ago
I don't think that the with statement is evil. I find myself wanting to use it in lots of code. But, I would change it a little bit: instead of with ({foo:42}) { alert(foo) } I would like to be able to write: with
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by aurelianito 15y ago
We know in certain circumstances that it's not a bubble. For instance, if the price isn't raising. Are there other traits that can help us differentiate bubbles from non-bubbles? Is it impossible to discern a bubble from rapid growth?
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by aurelianito 15y ago
I think that MBAs should prove their worth by running their own businesses. The tricky situation is that they claim to be able to run any business using the same rules, but most of them choose to run other people's business instead of their
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by aurelianito 15y ago
Why isn't it written in Go and bootstrapped?