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541.
by calebm 10y ago
In our pharmaceutical-run health system, "no evidence" often equates to "since this thing is not patentable, no company has paid for expensive FDA-approved testing of it". That's not the same as no evidence.
542.
by calebm 10y ago
It is very annoying when people dismiss anything sounding vaguely like "alternative therapy" out of fear of quackery. I remember reading a comment on Reddit where someone denied there the body ever contains any toxins... apparentl
543.
by calebm 10y ago
I wish predictit.org (or a similar site) had a way to bet on this prediction, because I would like to bet against it.
544.
by calebm 10y ago
For those curious about performance: "At the moment, our on-chip lidar system can detect objects at ranges of up to 2 meters, though we hope to achieve a 10-meter range within a year. The minimum range is around 5 centimeters. We have
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Fourier Transform Jupyter Notebook(calebmadrigal.com)
2 points by calebm 10y ago|0 comments
546.
by calebm 10y ago
Evernote -> git/plain text
547.
by calebm 10y ago
I wonder what the effeicency is compared to growing and burning trees (which of course, also capture CO2 and sunlight and turn them into burnable fuel).
548.
by calebm 10y ago
As a software engineer who occasionally writes poetry, I strongly agree with this. Going back and forth (between the "logical" and "creative" sides) feels healthy - kind of like switching between standing and sitting at
549.
by calebm 10y ago
Call an Incident Response company like Mandiant.
550.
by calebm 10y ago
Seems kind of like taking the fourier transform to the polar space.
551.
by calebm 10y ago
I wonder if the use of the word "betraying" in the title is a subtle jab at Snowden.
552.
by calebm 10y ago
I always hated literature and writing classes, because it felt wrong to force people to do things which are meant to be pleasurable. At the time, I thought the only point of such classes was so that students could pretentiously be considere
553.
by calebm 10y ago
Ya, I guess it's not a big deal.
554.
by calebm 10y ago
If I understand it correctly, the same HTTPS certificate is used for all GitHub pages websites. So hypothetically, I could do a MITM attack and redirect a user from an HTTPS protected GitHub pages site to my malicious GitHub Pages site righ
555.
by calebm 10y ago
Hey, this looks cool. How does this differ from luigi?
556.
by calebm 10y ago
Reminds me of the Leap ( https://www.leapmotion.com/ )
557.
by calebm 10y ago
I think if you accept a materialistic ontology, you have no choice* but to accept that you have no real choices - instead, your choices are illusions - every action you take is purely a function the gears of the universe turning (cause&#x2F
558.
by calebm 10y ago
I never understood why "root mean square deviation" is called standard deviation instead of the MAD. That always annoyed me.
559.
by calebm 10y ago
Nice job with Firebase! I've got a friend who is an entry-level front-end developer, and he was able to develop this grocery list app with Firebase on his own: https://collaboralist.github.io/ (source code: https:&#x2
560.
by calebm 10y ago
You know, I just watched Lain for the first time like 3 months ago. It's quite plausible my subconscious was influenced by it.
561.
by calebm 10y ago
As far as corporate espionage via hacking goes, China is way ahead of the US or any other country.
562.
by calebm 10y ago
The trend is Chinese companies attacking other companies. Hacking back is not a trend, as of yet.
563.
by calebm 10y ago
Yes, lawyers are still needed. For the sake of brevity, I didn't call the title "Hackers are the new lawyers, but lawyers are still useful." :)
564.
by calebm 10y ago
Just to clarify, I am NOT suggesting companies should be hacking back :) I'm just pointing out a trend, which could continue to evolve.
565.
by calebm 10y ago
Very good point.
566.
Hackers are the new lawyers(calebmadrigal.com)
53 points by calebm 10y ago|47 comments
567.
by calebm 10y ago
I'm pretty sure Craig Wright is not the real Satoshi, but if he was the real Satoshi and didn't want anyone to know, he would be going about it in exactly the right way :)
568.
by calebm 10y ago
Nice! I actually did a similar project which is a web app to encrypt files which produces self-decrypting html files: https://hypervault.github.io/
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Replay attack with HackRF(calebmadrigal.com)
1 points by calebm 11y ago|0 comments
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Viewing and modifying radio signals with Audacity(calebmadrigal.com)
1 points by calebm 11y ago|0 comments

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