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crb002
9y ago
Exactly. Most will hold accounts with insured exchanges. Settlements will be infrequent between large exchanges; daily at most.
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crb002
9y ago
The lack of mosquito nets is getting bad.
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9y ago
And independent consultant. Which I guess is founder?
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9y ago
"Vaporlake"
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crb002
9y ago
How is this different than Windriver Linux?
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9y ago
This emphasizes why companies need to post bonds in case of a breach. They shouldn't have to be sued after the fact. Security should be priced in up front so they have massive financial incentive from the get go to protect confidential
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9y ago
Am I the only one that remembers coding Autocad Object ARX?
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9y ago
Is the market really that high, or does the market have inflation priced in from soaring US deficit spending? When you put on the inflation goggles these valuations become a lot more reasonable.
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9y ago
Didn't Ron/Rand Paul have a proposed bill to limit punitive action on structural crimes (crimes committed structurally due to them being under age): this, alcohol in possession of minor, curfew violations, ... ?
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9y ago
Undecidable in general, but you can compile many to SMTLIB and let Z3 crunch them.
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9y ago
If Kapersky provides source to NSA then there should be no issue.
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9y ago
Every attorney here in the Federal bar needs to file an emergency injunction on Monday asking the US Government cease sharing confidential bank data with Equifax until they are paid statutory damages, and Equifax posts bond large enough to
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9y ago
The fatal flaw here is that this guy lost over 90 days (I think that's the lower bound) of liberty without a jury trial. Under this scheme a judge could jail you until you produce the body in a suspected murder, or until you tell the c
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9y ago
So essentially three Equifax shares to every victim?
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9y ago
Confess regardless of guilt there was child abuse obscenity and forgot password. Then file lawsuit claiming confession was coerced.
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9y ago
Apple paid the City of Waukee a $100m bribe to influence their vote to abate $188m in property tax. The County/State were robbed in broad daylight. Imagine going to your city council, and pitching them a 50% bribe in return for a 71% a
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9y ago
The Iowa Attorney General was so incompetent in the digital forensics they barely convicted him the first trial. Only after did they figure out how he did it.
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9y ago
Bezos is putting his billions right where they are best. Re-inventing the supply chain for everything from retail goods to commodity compute.
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9y ago
I'm 90% sure the first paper proving P!=NP will either use a Kolmogorov complexity argument, or an exact enumeration involving a semigroup problem that is exponential.
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9y ago
I've been convinced P!=NP ever since I started studying semigroup lower bounds. Even black box group membership is exponential in the largest prime less than or equal to N. https://oeis.org/A186202
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9y ago
Kaspersky also probably has dealings with GHCQ/NSA. If you are a top vendor then nation state actors are going to want to subcontract out non-sensitive duties.
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9y ago
Having ported Ruby to IBM's Blue Gene/L my advice is to forget about the GIL. Run one Python process per core. Use something like MPI2 for message passing communication. Ruthlessly eliminate bloat code from production binaries and
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9y ago
Mostly shocked that Google got caught discriminating on race/gender grounds.
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9y ago
Was it the weed or the munchies? I'd say insulin related from munchies.
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9y ago
Victim of trying it the first week it came out, having to call down into C for anything POSIX, and giving up. If you don't have POSIX bindings, don't call yourself v 1.0.
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9y ago
Go's most impressive feature to me is it's build ecosystem. Took one of Tyler Treat's experiments and had it running within 30 minutes, no real previous Go build experience. The language itself? Meh. Python/Haskell/
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9y ago
Adderall XR and Metformin actually are better than the generic.
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9y ago
I see Ford offering up a Tesla drivetrain compatible body. The big boys just want to keep the lines pumping at current margins.
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9y ago
I would like to see Kaczynski and Manson appear by Snowdenbot for a roundtable. Both share dystopian views that inspired them to violent tragedy. I'm curious what their thoughts are on legislation to address regulation of genetic engi
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9y ago
+1 for maid. Having a professional come in for an hour or two twice a month pays off 3x.
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