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by cjhanks 9y ago
This is possibly the best bug report of all time. https://github.com/iotaledger/wallet/issues/762
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I have never seen a GitHub issues page quite like that. Pages and pages of issues ranging from; "Somebody stole thousands of dollars from me" to "My money is stuck and I can't get it out".
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I suspect you can. You can certainly analyze the timing and lifetime's to identify VPN's vs HTTPS (at the expense of a few websocket false positives). And I suspect you could even characterize entropy.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I significantly benefit from QUIC. My home network is exceptionally lossy... and exceptionally latent. ICMP pings range from 500ms (at best) to 10 seconds (at worst) with an average somewhere in the 1-2 second range. Additionally I am QO
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by cjhanks 9y ago
> I think, as you and others in this thread describe, the pain is that forming these lightweight commits is cognitively expensive -- but like all things, with experience and practice it becomes nothing at all. A person can only control t
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Unfortunately this is simply the reality for many developers. I have worked with multiple people whose commit logs would look something like... > e96ddd0 update code > 65c3072 update code > dd9ccc1 update code > 7992ef8 update c
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by cjhanks 9y ago
When will SVN buy Cigna?
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Maybe. But checkout Austin cost of living https://www.nerdwallet.com/cost-of-living-calculator/compare... and stack overflow careers https://stackoverflow.com/jobs?sort=i&l=Austin%2C+TX%2C+Unit...
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by cjhanks 9y ago
They seem a bit higher than what I would normally expect for 2 year experience; sometimes a successful startup and some salary negotiations can give you a boost. But recall: $1 USD (SFO) != $1 USD (Almost anywhere else). And there are some
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Tell them that the data security of US companies is a matter of national defense. The US military would not stand for foreign powers attacking US interests abroad (shipping ports, oil wells, fisheries, etc), and they should not stand for i
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I forgot about that! Interesting point.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Oil futures exist and option prices are usually tied to speculation of quantity. If the price becomes wholly detached from scarcity; it's not a commodity or a currency, it's just means for speculative gambling.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I tried to write one a while back, I haven't needed it for a while. https://github.com/cjhanks/libSimpleCGI
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I don't either. Fiat currencies don't fork - you can simply exchange one for another. Another close comparison is a traded equity having a 2:1 split, except shareholders technically lose nothing. Another case would be stock dil
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by cjhanks 9y ago
You're going to have to teach that automated robot to rob cars, prostitute, shoplift, neglect children, and beg for money on the streets too, if you want it to be realistic. Even if you gave up on sympathy for addicts (and I understand
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Yes.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
The limit of `g_i / f` is also not 1. I think he's just looking for convergent functions.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I use the "mom and dad test". My parents are completely non-tech savvy... by no means luddites... but they know very little of the details. They seem fairly aware that Facebook and Google probably knows more about them than the N
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by cjhanks 9y ago
This strikes me as rant saying; "For years I loved eating spam. 7 months ago I stopped eating spam. Now I think spam is evil. You should stop eating spam." The decentralized internet of anonymous chat servers, mail servers, and
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Not sure why you're being down-voted so harshly. Google already has its own credit processing, mapping, routing, business management, and it's in nearly 60% of consumer pockets. A built-in (default installed) Android app which i
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Not sure why you were down-voted. This seems true enough to me.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I would suspect they are using magnetometers for determining orientation. Those might be affected.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I mean the companies like Equifax. Is there nothing illegal about being careless enough to leak this much important information to hackers? I personally think they should be held accountable.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I don't understand this. Equifax claims they just leaked my SSN, Drivers License, and other pertinent data to everybody. How would they possibly confirm that I am the one lifting the 'freeze'?
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by cjhanks 9y ago
Is anyone being punished for all of the massive security breaches which appear to be happening on a nearly daily basis?
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by cjhanks 9y ago
There are a quite a few now. The barrier to entry for natural language processing has been lowered to a point where there has been a proliferation of chat-bots attempting to replace people. These AI models are learned by scanning the corp
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I don't know if that's quite right. From what I understood, one large cause in the inflation of US stocks has been from the inflow of foreign capital. Much of that capital is essentially a blind investment into ETF's.. I fo
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by cjhanks 9y ago
It largely depends on the use case. dbus is functionally just a transport layer - it can very easily be used to implement an actor model if you choose to do-so (services can dynamically register and unregister channels). There are quite a
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by cjhanks 9y ago
An obvious case would be a developer supporting multiple versions of a 3rd party library.
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by cjhanks 9y ago
I think that was quite long ago. Yes, `SCons` can fit into a single file if you so choose. But its behavior under recursive builds (with nested directory structure) is far more predictable than most build systems I have seen.

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