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   by carver 11y ago

   You might be looking for the Kelly criterion. It provides a quantitative answer to what percent of your bankroll you should bet, given the characteristics of a game. Roughly, it tries to avoid having you run out of money before you start wi
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   by carver 12y ago

   One of my favorite techniques for enforcing two-way connections is the "Jeopardy technique". Here's an example for a beginner in python: Side A: This library is the de-facto standard for http in python. Side B: What is
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   Still using the AWS master key? Try this IAM policy simulator guide(blogs.aws.amazon.com)

   2 points by carver 12y ago|0 comments
4. 34.▲
   by carver 12y ago

   Yikes! Yet another reason to use paper bitcoin wallets.
5. 35.▲
   by carver 13y ago

   Confirmed the same issue on Linux
6. 36.▲
   by carver 14y ago

   Putting the data in log-scale before coloring should improve your ability to visualize magnitude differences. (issue 2 that you raised)
7. 37.▲
   by carver 15y ago

   I am a happy Roboform user, and haven't heard anything that entices me to switch. Anything you want to add?
8. 38.▲
   by carver 16y ago

   Thanks! The paper was maybe a bit pedantic, but I appreciated his checkpoints and test cases. The perl was way overkill, though.
9. 39.▲
   by carver 16y ago

   Pretty cool! I was curious about this, so I built a 50-line Python version to confirm my understanding. Feel free to check it out and use it (LGPL): http://bitbucket.org/carver/chaocipher/src/tip/chaocipher.py It could use things like a c