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camkego
9y ago
Print the QR codes that you use to setup a new service with authenticator, then you can use the printed QR code later if you lose your phone.
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9y ago
Try benchmarking OS read() calls vs. either sequential or random reads using memory mapping, whenever I do this OS read() calls end up being quite a bit faster.
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9y ago
It is also worth noting this seems like it relates to the way hardware RTL (VHDL/Verilog) designers basically build and test their systems. I think that software developers in general have a few things to learn from the hardware guys a
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9y ago
Looks awesome, any chance the a video of the presentation is, or will be available?
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10y ago
If I really ask retailers to scan a barcode to email me my receipt, aren't they going to look at me like a space alien? I have never heard of such a thing.
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10y ago
Why did you refer to it as a "'million dollar' workup"? Can you explain the costs?
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10y ago
Children might have better likelihood of eventual reproduction if their parents are in good health as the parents raise their children during and past the parent's reproductive age. I could even imagine present and healthy grandparents
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10y ago
The comparison to locusts is quite beautiful.
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10y ago
So let me see if I have this straight, your agreement assigns the IP rights from the get-go, but you don't actually deliver the IP until each milestone is paid? Seems so simple that it seems to good to be true.
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10y ago
Bingo! Seasoned developers and architects with 15-20+ years of experience would very likely question using software stacks like CephFS with warnings on it's website about production use! You really want no exotic 3rd party stuff in you
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10y ago
Would anyone care to comment on which cellphone providers allow the highest security? The article recommended the following: "Call your cell phone provider and set up a PIN or password, ask for a port freeze and ask to lock your accoun
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10y ago
You don't even need go get the chips, devices like this strip the HDCP and turn the stream into MJPEG. http://blog.danman.eu/reverse-engineering-lenkeng-hdmi-over-... Here is their 4K device, don't know if it work
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10y ago
The real question is, are they then using your email to train their models? Is your email being downloaded to their servers?
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10y ago
Nice article!
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10y ago
Thank you for pointing out DAFT, that is pretty interesting. One question about starting a foreign corporation, Do the penalties and fees of the IRS regulations relating to US citizens owning a foreign corp. concern or worry you? For ex
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10y ago
Does this mean Mint.com and Yodlee type services are now criminal actors?
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10y ago
Somebody should do an article on this!
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10y ago
This is an very important concept, "premature abstraction is bad"
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10y ago
Main issue is that once you take away 90% of the requirement for a human to focus on the task at hand (driving) they are going to ignore the remaining 10% where an exception occurs.
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10y ago
Good point about bits per pixel.
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10y ago
Does anyone have links to the talk or the graphs?
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11y ago
These poor guys, it seems not one nice thing was said about them or their article. I suspect they will think twice before posting to HN again.
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11y ago
My thoughts exactly, they claim to have "over 250 experts worldwide". It seems to me this partner network might be a very large part of their success. http://www.atlassian.com/resources/experts/
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11y ago
This.
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11y ago
These type systems has been offered for a number of years, it is a good question why they are not more prevalent in the US. http://goo.gl/xXd8So
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11y ago
Did they put software plus engineer in the same sentence. Uh oh!!
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11y ago
Rather hire somebody who can resolve bugs and focus on the specific objectives and values, within given time-frames of a particular project than somebody who never writes code that might be "poorly indented, poorly named, and poorly sc
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11y ago
He returned to his wife and kids after 1-2 years.
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11y ago
Author states "Using the Disruptor (a lock-free ring buffer on the JVM), you can easily process 20M+ events per second. On .NET using ordained "best practices" anything more than a dozen transactions per second is considered
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11y ago
Doesn't Atlassian claim not have a sales team?
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