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by buryat 8y ago
1. Not enough time to use the actual phones to take photos and then create final print materials. 2. Maybe some tops don't trust enough that the phone cameras are good and want to make a less risky bet.
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by buryat 8y ago
End of an era
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by buryat 8y ago
give them some slack guys
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by buryat 9y ago
Would be nice to add things like: - Consistency - First byte latency - Limits on requests - Max upload size - Extra features
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by buryat 9y ago
yes, but because of the performance drop, people would have to buy more expensive cpus that run at higher frequencies. "Checkmate" -Intel.
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by buryat 9y ago
ugh, I checked some of them, and most of them suggest accessing protected memory. I believe that Intel didn't believe that these bugs suggest a fundamental issue that can be exploited, until Google Project Zero created a working exploi
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by buryat 9y ago
Remember that naming is one of the hardest things in software engineering.
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by buryat 9y ago
That article links a commit [1] that contradicts this statement > AMD processors are not subject to the types of attacks that the kernel page table isolation feature protects against. The AMD microarchitecture does not allow memory refe
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by buryat 9y ago
> First and foremost, we have never — and would never — do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades. Didn't they degrade the user experience by slowin
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by buryat 9y ago
I sold back then when it dropped to $300, wanted to get back into bitcoin, who knew that I'm going to buy high
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by buryat 9y ago
Got a loan recently with 20% APR and dumped it all in bitcoin when it was at $19k. Super depressed and haven't slept for two days.
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by buryat 9y ago
Maybe closer to 35000, but yeah, that's the scale of ReInvent, last year AWS reported 24000 attendees. I was there last year, that's a lot of people https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/why-sponsor-aws-reinve
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by buryat 9y ago
There're a lot of attendees from a lot of companies, they can be vulnerable.
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by buryat 9y ago
AWS ReInvent 2017 is going right now in Las Vegas, the number of attendees is about 40000, and I'm wondering how many laptops can be attacked using this technique. The `root` user stays in the system, so one just need to create it and
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WeWork is going to acquire Meetup(news.crunchbase.com)
252 points by buryat 9y ago|111 comments
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by buryat 9y ago
it's not about big cities, it's about unprofitable rural areas. The copper wire will be kept alive as long as it brings money.
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by buryat 9y ago
In 2013 their Director of Strategy and Marketing said that they don't use Mechanical Turk and use their own system https://archive.is/RkQOv
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by buryat 9y ago
One thing you notice after speed-listening is how slow humans speak in real life
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by buryat 9y ago
It's easier to give a higher salary, filter candidates, and then don't invest into training. Training must be done by someone, and that person's time is valuable too, so there're also other things for consideration.
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by buryat 9y ago
I wish there was something like this for Intellij.
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by buryat 9y ago
yeah, 9MiB for a gif is excellent
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by buryat 9y ago
Give them some range and do due diligence, the market figures are usually known
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by buryat 9y ago
Better yet telling them what salary you want and not disclose your previous salary. Don't start you work relationship with a lie.
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by buryat 9y ago
Excel can not handle more than 1048576 rows https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Excel-specification...
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by buryat 9y ago
This article would suit Washington Post better
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by buryat 9y ago
So according to the following, Vinnik was aware of the origin of bitcoins that were sold on BTC-e: > Some of the funds moved to BTC-e seem to have moved straight to internal storage rather than customer deposit addresses, hinting at a re
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by buryat 9y ago
I tend to believe that it was a scam because they refused to disclose the contract beforehand and there were some people claiming that it's a scam few months before [1]. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=19055
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by buryat 9y ago
How is it related to Bluetooth?
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by buryat 9y ago
not sure if they play a role in designing CPUs, but AMD says that their Zen CPUs have a neural network inside for branch prediction [1] which is not something new [2] [3] [1] https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/sen
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by buryat 9y ago
I wonder if they're going to implement Amazon Go in Whole Foods https://www.amazon.com/b?node=16008589011

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