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by ceph_ 11y ago
White Flight is not a recent change. It's primarily associated with the post WWII movemnt of white people from cities to the suburbs. If anything its inverse white flight that is driving gentrification now.
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by ceph_ 11y ago
Looks like it doesnt work on Android.
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by ceph_ 11y ago
That's a much different headline without the question mark.
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by ceph_ 11y ago
> The average distance between any two of Facebook’s 1.5 billion users is 4.74 edges Pretty crazy to think about.
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by ceph_ 11y ago
Dropping outliers is common in statistical analysis.
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by ceph_ 11y ago
It's nothing like that. This is all about server side hardening and strict client side 2 factor auth practices.
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by ceph_ 11y ago
Google ads linked to site that contained a malware laden download of google ads directly served an exploit? The parent is talking about the latter, which I have not heard of happening to Google. Do you have a link about that? I do remember
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Coffee Meets Bagel Meets Me – Statistical analysis of online dating(medium.com)
76 points by ceph_ 12y ago|45 comments
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by ceph_ 12y ago
> of course high income folks pay 10-20% more of their income in taxes than low income folks. This is blatantly false. The effective tax rates for the super rich are much lower than the average person, due to the majority of their income
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by ceph_ 12y ago
Then what is Google Analytics?
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by ceph_ 12y ago
Are you saying that wasn't a threat? Also, if you don't interpret "families" as including children, what do you interpret it as? Her parents? Does that make it better?
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by ceph_ 12y ago
tl;dr: The loophole won't be phased out for companies that are already exploiting it till 2020
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by ceph_ 12y ago
For the most part, yes. If you advertise a route it will be accepted. Weather or not traffic flows over the link depends on on the BGP path selection algorithm. It's common for one AS to advertise routes for locations not within their
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by ceph_ 12y ago
Increases in bandwidth aren't going to lower latency. This path may be slightly more direct than an alternate cable system, but as long as your going through the US, the connection will never be able to go bellow ~200ms between South K
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by ceph_ 12y ago
Charges show up on background checks in the US as well. Even if there was no conviction.
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by ceph_ 12y ago
That first graph in your link is number of lobbying reports mentioning net neutrality. The article says Google was the second biggest spender in support of net neutrality, and the only one in the top 5 on the pro side.
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by ceph_ 12y ago
Clicking a location in the new maps bring up location info under the search bar. At least for me. http://i.imgur.com/j3uchwW.png
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Let it be a reminder that you can go to jail for pointing out another party's negligence. Not saying weev is the poster boy for responsible disclosure, but how the situation was handled is troubling.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Or captcha?
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Looking at other tech stocks this seems like more of a broader downturn today. Twitter was down 7%, Zynga was down 4%, Amazon was down 3%. Correlation ≠ causation. I'm not buying the drop is from the Oculus buyout.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Is your life not noticeably improved by the existence of the internet?
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Man who makes 12 million a year decries outlandish million dollar spending to save child's life. The guy is absolute scum.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Just because they don't know what the acronym is doesn't mean they don't use it. Ask if they read the mail sent to their gmail address through outlook or the mail app on their iphone.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
> * Are you going to get ridiculed for failing? Obviously, you're not an HN reader. You'd have gotten ridiculed for succeeding. Ridicule is the air we breathe. Why do you care? Haha, so true. Failure is lauded; success is crit
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by ceph_ 13y ago
The article isn't about their battery swap program. Its about their fast charge network.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
I really can't believe people are trying to justify bullying like this. The points they're trying to smear him on are outlandish like saying he's personally responsible for NSA surveillance, or because he made an app for cons
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by ceph_ 13y ago
The type of block they're describing could easily be implemented in simple stateless firewall, something like iptables. No deep packet inspection is needed to block based off of header info like src/dst ip, port, or protocol. DPI
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by ceph_ 13y ago
The rule they broke is clearly laid out [1]. The practice of manual penalties is as well [2]. They outline a course of action on how to remove the offending links [3]. How is this arbitrary? [1] https://support.google.com/web
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by ceph_ 13y ago
>1. Google is making arbitrary rules on how sites should behave, because they have a monopoly. How are rules against paid linking scams or procedure generated content farms considered arbitrary? It's clearly trying to game the syste
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by ceph_ 13y ago
The freedom of the telcos to act as highwaymen? Consumer protections are necessary for basic utilities. Especially either the numerous de facto monopolies that exist in the consumer telco market.

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