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by costco 3y ago
Well, they are implemented in a pretty similar way: https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/refs/tags/go1.21.4:src/... so it shouldn't affect the benchmarks too much.
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Lessons from building GitHub code search [video](youtube.com)
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Why I always hit the crosswalk button (2015)(klittlepage.com)
114 points by costco 3y ago|299 comments
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by costco 3y ago
Any ideas why Binance didn't file a single SAR? Especially because they were hiring all these compliance people, ex prosecutors, ex FBI agents, etc so surely it would've come up. I'm surprised they didn't just game the
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by costco 3y ago
Sorry, I meant places where Binance is not licensed. This is most of the countries they operate in.
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by costco 3y ago
Incoming: third party compliance monitor (as always, run by ex DOJ people) and a more risk averse CEO. I hope this doesn't mean they eventually stop operating in the unregulated markets like China, Vietnam, Turkey, etc. Bet365 and Dr
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by costco 3y ago
Wow, I was expecting about half that. I think this would be the second largest DPA ever. BNP Paribas paid $9 billion, Airbus paid $3.9 billion, Wells Fargo $3 billion, ... I wonder if the SEC/CFTC stuff will be resolved too. That&#x
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by costco 3y ago
I don't think ANI is spoofable in practice. But that requires a toll-free number which costs money per minute.
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by costco 3y ago
How many conversations do people need to have on the relative merits of criminalization vs decriminalization before they get sick to their stomach? If you want to make a difference either get rich or climb the ranks of whatever political o
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by costco 3y ago
It's like my previous project https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33755016 but on a much larger amount of data. Rewrote everything in C++, tried to minimize allocations etc but still have some things to optimize. Cu
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by costco 3y ago
I'm reading a book about electricity markets. Modeling electricity prices using a mean-reverting model with "jumps", exotic derivatives, etc. Pretty exciting stuff. Though you need a million dollars in liquid net worth to t
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by costco 3y ago
A guy named Lev Dermen just got 40 years with a guidelines score of 47 (the table doesn't even go that high). He was charged with defrauding the government out of half a billion dollars in biodiesel tax credits, went to trial and kind
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by costco 3y ago
Momentus (YC S18) founder/CEO Mikhail Kokorich eventually wasn't even allowed to look at his own company's technology and was forced to sell his stake in another space company, despite living in the US. So now he's in S
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by costco 3y ago
Except a few billion a year in gift card, business email compromise, and romance scams. But yeah, Nigeria is not really a ransomware source country.
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by costco 3y ago
This is almost certainly related to some sort of Russian cybercrime investigation. If you ever read Krebs or peruse some of the seedier Russian forums, xmpp.ru will sound familiar to you, because it is. Not imputing anything to the operat
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by costco 3y ago
Is it possible to read Finnish court documents online? I think I responded to this guy on here a while ago so I'm curious.
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by costco 3y ago
It is reasonable to not want your name plastered on a website run by vigilante cyber police who we have given quasi-law enforcement powers and the ability to de facto shut down ISPs (and in one case a ccTLD). It's even more reasonable
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by costco 3y ago
Bookmarked! This will be useful to me soon for something I'm working on. I haven't read all the slides yet but one thing I was wondering was if you ever found any significant performance increases from kernel build options. In m
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by costco 3y ago
I read that Shodan was running NTP servers to figure out active IPv6 addresses :)
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by costco 3y ago
> If we take away this last resort from governments, they would react by enforcing client side blocklisting and DRMization as suggested in France[2], or force root certificate installation using legislation[3], or blocking large swathes
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by costco 3y ago
Found this funny one by Googling a similar string: SOLDIER SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE: FUNDAMENTALS OF TACTICAL INFORMATION COLLECTION: https://www.scribd.com/document/99352146/FM-2-91-6-Soldier-S... Ever won
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by costco 3y ago
Your case is interesting because your publisher was fine with it. So yeah, it probably was done by a third party seller. Or you triggered some automated system and will never find out why. There are cases where third party sellers bribed
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by costco 3y ago
Amazon makes more gross profit in a day than the FTC has revenue in a year. Good luck!
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by costco 3y ago
And if you get more than $10 in interest from your bank in a year, your bank will tell the government the amount of interest earned through the 1099-INT form. This can be used to infer what your average balance was for the year.
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by costco 3y ago
This is my favorite period of US history to read about. > "As a result, the rise of the railroads inspired entirely new forms of corporate securities and governance. They also yielded stupendous levels of fraud and chicanery, wrote
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by costco 3y ago
Well, I mean there's no way I can prove this but I think it has more to do with the fact that compared to email verification ($0.002/hotmail address), CAPTCHA ($0.003/reCAPTCHA), it substantially raises account creation costs
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by costco 3y ago
Ticketmaster has something called Official Platinum seats where the prices are dynamic and roughly reflect market prices. See https://ticketmaster-us.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/978244... Not all events hav
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by costco 3y ago
But the wait is long and everyone is rationing addresses so any free allocation is unlikely to be very large.
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by costco 3y ago
This has been argued before: https://medium.com/@thegrugq/tor-and-its-discontents-ef51648... I think this is somewhat sarcastic but the article goes as far as saying "[Tor Browser Bundle] is the only reason that F
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by costco 3y ago
I like the way you describe your process. As the person who made the stylometry thing that made the rounds a while back, I would say the best thing you can do on that front is to either get a "paraphraser" like ChatGPT/trans

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