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by chaoz_ 4y ago
Would be interesting to see how contracts in HFT are going to change. From what I heard, when some specialists (e.g. hardware folks) are changing jobs, then the firm is likely to lose an "edge" as competitors will have access to s
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
Are there any performance benchmarks or is it not applicable for tokenization?
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
No, it's square meterage
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
yeah, it even has a name "Friends, Family and Fools"
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
Website of the friend of mine got copied this way. Weird traffic was detected with some analytics tools and then we thought: 1. Why would anybody do anything like that? 2. How do we report it to all the hosters / domain providers we ca
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
> Fault Isolation > The ability for a single feature of your application to go down without taking the rest down with it is a big bonus of a properly designed microservices architecture. Yes, but it also comes with a cost. Microservic
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
Many people mention "social status" element, which is for sure important, because many jobs will get you basic needs covered. Everyone is well aware of how successful/rich life looks like when you get bombarded with this cont
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
Huge. What if Apple claims implementing required feature X will take more than 6 months? I could see it happening given that planning has already happened and new func will need to be smoothly introduced into UX etc.
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
+1 for the Q. Are there any questions I could ask from an agency to understand if they know what they're doing? Many agencies offer their services with wide price range, but I heard very mixed reviews of all the price segments.
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
If "spam == mail that user did not expect/want to receive", then phishing emails are also unwanted :) It's all up to definitions, but yeah the two categories are different in nature.
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
And if you don't have at least DKIM + SPF, then you will not even reach any public provider's inbox.
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
SpamAssasin does ok only on subset of spam emails.. The problem is that underlying model is not capable to differentiate fake email from your boss (unless it's really simple) VS many other external emails you get. I guess you would sti
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
Thanks for the link. I still do not understand why people call it "Fiasco" though. Princeton at least tried, pretty sure many other universities knew about the soul conjecture, but did not make any effort.
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
I've done some experiments with Gmail/Outlook/other spam detection clients on different types of spam/phishing etc. There's always someone who claims simple naive bayes algo would do better than Google. I'm not
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by chaoz_ 4y ago
I agree that the ratio is crazy. What if it's still a "content acquisition" phase and only when their sub list reaches some huge N, they will try to figure out to get more money out of it? Or a LOT MORE depending on how shady
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
I am saying that conversion back to RUB (actually something you can use to pay for gas/food/rent) is still going to be problematic. Meaning that you're supposed to pay tax and if amount of money is somewhat significant, you m
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Don't forget that legal way to buy Bitcoin is through the certified exchanges that require ID verification. Meaning, these certified exchanges will comply with all the sanctions and getting money back in your bank might not be trivial
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Reddit would need strong anti-fraud/anti-spam expertise, because currently most of BlackHat SEO masters are focused on Google. Subreddits with their own moderators can work for the current traffic (and probably 10x that), but the quali
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Fascinating way to HODL to the token indeed.
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
You will be shocked how many paraphrasing enthusiasts will not finish their implementations, if the first steps require additional expertise / investment. Google should definitely resolve this problem on their side, but language models
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Maybe Stackoverflow finally started to aggressively block everything that might "crawl" their data. I'm super tired of all the paraphrased/translated copies in Google results.
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
I think you have a good actionable advice. I would highlight that it's important to get your own life in order before you decide to get kids. It's a great responsibility after all and it should not be done only because "I&#x2
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Interesting idea with "Personal CRM". Do you feel like it helped to improve your relationship with close friends or family?
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
They might create an employee retention fund.
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Is that why Finland is happiest country in the world?
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
I think fear of missing out plays a huge role in it.
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
I might ask a dumb questions - but why is this conf not streamed on Twitch? It could help acquire new audience.
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Good point, what about asking ref to press some button when the foul is detected. Then, some small watch could vibrate and notify a player. Sounds like a simple enough idea to implement.
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
I think most of the teams adopt it’s main activities without strictly following the rules. This way, it’s easy to start using, but teams never truly master it and usually start inventing their own heuristics for planning/reviews. Some
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by chaoz_ 5y ago
Fun fact lold a lot. Are you seriously writing this in the context of the article?

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