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by cbr 13y ago
The stats I see are: Cyrus: Yes: 4.7k No: 16.5k Snowden: Yes: 35.5k No: 2.3k This poll does seem to support the claim that Edward Snowden is more popular than Miley Cyrus.
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by cbr 13y ago
A boring solution: Question n. Consider the number of your birth out of all people currently alive. When you divide by 2^n and take the remainder, is it odd?
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by cbr 13y ago
Inflation and deflation pertain only to currency not products. Inflation is when your currency buys you less stuff tomorrow than today. Deflation is when it buys you more. Falling prices due to efficiency gains caused some defla
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by cbr 13y ago
The point is that wherever you happen to live you can't use most currencies to pay your taxes. If I live in France, Dollars, Bitcoins, and Pounds are all the same in this respect.
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by cbr 13y ago
As we have discussed with you previously, we have come to the opinion that , based on the evidence we have to date, that agent(s) of your company have engaged in sockpuppetry or meatpuppetry to, among other things, make i
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by cbr 13y ago
Sorry, I got that from: REQUEST FOR CIVIL LOCAL RULE 3-9(b) EXEMPTION AND RETIREMENT This complaint is not signed by a member of the Bar of this Court and Plaintiff is a corporation. Civil Local Rule 3-9(b) requires corpor
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by cbr 13y ago
Summary: Aaron Greenspan was running a company handling money online until 2011 when he ran into regulatory issues with the state of CA. He's now suing many other organizations who are doing similar things, claiming those organization
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by cbr 13y ago
I'd also like to know who is buying IN at this point. People who think bitcoin has >2% chance of becoming a major world currency? http://www.jefftk.com/p/bitcoin-exchange-rate-as-a-predictio...
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by cbr 13y ago
I work on open source software on a team that doesn't handle any user data. [1] When people on other teams talk about data deletion they talk about having to make sure that when a user deletes something it really does get deleted from
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by cbr 13y ago
I don't know about humbledrone, but this is my impression as a Google employee.
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by cbr 13y ago
It would really hurt a company if their detail pricing scheme was released, as a competitor could easily undercut if they had access to that information If every company's pricing were public, wouldn't we just ha
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by cbr 13y ago
If you can't get your message across on a plain text web page you may want to reconsider whether you intent is to mislead. (I love plain text email, but this proves too much.)
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by cbr 13y ago
Take for instance, common Javascript libraries hosted on CDNs. Every time you visit a jQuery based page where the js file is on a CDN you reveal to the host of that CDN (e.g. Google) what website you're on General
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by cbr 13y ago
I was offered the choice between three teams, all of which sounded interesting and only one of which worked on open source. I chose pagespeed mostly because I was interested in working on the A/B testing framework, which needed a new
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by cbr 13y ago
Thanks! Let me know if you have any issues with it.
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by cbr 13y ago
I applied to work at Google, got hired, and was matched to the PageSpeed team. Now I work on https://github.com/pagespeed/ngx_pagespeed It's nice working on free software, but I'd really be just as happy if
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by cbr 13y ago
If lots of sites all use user ids as a salt and all count up from 1 then a much weaker version of this attack applies: you can identify all the people who have both the same password and the same user id. If this were common, someone constr
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Happiness Logging: Supplementing memory with experience sampling(jefftk.com)
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by cbr 13y ago
I think the problem is that EmulateIE10 is slightly broken: it sends "MSIE 10" but also "Trident/7.0". Real IE10 has Trident 6.0. This looks like it's screwing up the UA regexes.
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by cbr 13y ago
IE11 normally sends "Trident/7.0" and not "MSIE". Apparently Microsoft has added "google.com" to the Compatibility View List [1], which means IE11 now sends Google a User Agent that does include "MSI
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by cbr 13y ago
IE is sending "Trident/7.0" with "MSIE 10.0" but IE11 isn't supposed to include the "MSIE" string anymore.
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by cbr 13y ago
The author is a recruiter, with all that entails, but it does at least mean they know what salaries people are getting.
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by cbr 13y ago
gReader with Feedly as a backend. Android app, good offline support, everything I liked about Google Reader.
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by cbr 13y ago
You're right, it's not 3G: Me: On a plan that says "First N GB at 4G speeds", what speed do I get after I hit the cap? Rep: Once the allotted high-speed data has been used speeds will be thr
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by cbr 13y ago
A "like" or "+1" is similar to a vote. There's lots of cases where we have private votes: Reddit, HN, politics. I don't mind these being public, and actually had already thought they were, but I can see how o
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by cbr 13y ago
3G after
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by cbr 13y ago
Then it won't match. Your only hope of getting exactly the same binary is to use the same compiler with all the same settings.
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by cbr 13y ago
$80? Pre-paid that's $45.
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by cbr 13y ago
"The solution, he says, was to tweak the AirPort software so that it seemed to be operating in Japan instead of the United States." Great solution, but illegal. Did they get permission or just do it?
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by cbr 13y ago
I wouldn't expect a broken leg to keep a programmer from working, but if it did then you'd have disability leave, probably paid for by your work via disability insurance.

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