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by crb002 10y ago
IBM's most prolific female patent filer works from home. http://lisaseacat.com Facepalm.
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by crb002 10y ago
Also ask Wolfram for some funding. They would love to gobble Mathworks clients and could do so with better Octave integration.
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by crb002 10y ago
I'd apply to Mathworks as BDFL of Octave and work on Matlab support for open source packages. So many areas to work on. Integrating D3.js, integrating with Python machine learning/dataframe libraries, FPGAs, SMT solvers like Z3 an
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by crb002 10y ago
False. XSLT is Turing complete. Trololololol.
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by crb002 10y ago
While I understand Trump's motive to micromanage Saudi, Yemen, and Syria due to ongoing military conflict ... Iran makes no sense. Reminds me of a South Park Episode, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Yikes !
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by crb002 10y ago
Good news for Canada. Toronto and Vancouver are going to swell with tech talent who want the U.S. time zone without the visa hassle.
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by crb002 10y ago
SSH tunnel to a bitcoin paid server, connect from there. That's how the tool sending me threatening pictures of my house operated. Fortunately his opsec sucked and he scoped me out on LinkedIn with an account under the same pseudonym o
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by crb002 10y ago
It might make sense. If coal demand plunges they will have a glut. As long as they don't have to pay the costs of the pollution it makes sense for Wyoming taxpayers.
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by crb002 10y ago
Sort/bucket the abosute value within some epsilon then merge pairwise in a binary tree. Or split FloatMax into 32-2048 bins. Start all at zero. Add incoming numbers to the corresponding bin. If a bin goes out of range zero it and add t
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by crb002 10y ago
In the U.S. the problem is the Department of Education handing out billions of loans creating artificial cashflow. Universities raise their tuition because they know the student can squeeze the federal government out of an extra $20,000. En
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by crb002 10y ago
Qt added signals/slots to C++. FPGAs will get us most of the way there. We will want to express programs as concrete circuits and message passing. Something like http://www.clash-lang.org . Stream level operations are prefe
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by crb002 10y ago
Newton had an epic insight into combinatorics. The calculus work he did during the university quarantine shutdown is great to page through. I wonder how much farther Newton, Gauss, Euler, and Erdos would have gotten if they knew how to code
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by crb002 10y ago
Iowa Code Chapter 22 is the most transparent I know of. There was one uproar when concealed carry permits were published online, but the underlying problem is that Iowans have a blacklist of those banned from having a weapon, so the whiteli
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by crb002 10y ago
I take the endofunction view. plank :: u -> u Assume u is finite. Then we are either losing information or stuck in an infinite loop.
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by crb002 10y ago
I've been putting it off, but I am definitely learning enough LLVM IR to code the 57 exercises for programmers. Anyone interested in banging out the LLVM IR solutions to http://rosettacode.org ? It looks like a few exist, bu
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by crb002 10y ago
Anytime where knowing a permutation of thing1 is the same as thing2 allows you to treat both thing1 and thing2 in a similar fashion. A related problem in canonization, finding a normal form you can put both thing1 and thing2 into knowing t
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by crb002 10y ago
I've done security remediation for the U.S. Govt. About the same vulns you would expect on 2003 PHP apps that haven't been updated since (OS or otherwise). Congress doesn't budget for server/app maintenance, simple as th
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by crb002 10y ago
Hillary's email server was the village bicycle. Everybody got on. If a Russian hadn't it would have been suspicious. The Swiss offshore firm associated with her domain looks sketchy: https://gist.github.com/chadbre
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by crb002 10y ago
Von Neuman bottleneck is ripe for disruption. Ultra low power processors in memory, a few 3ghz cores, and a fat matrix multiply ASIC.
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by crb002 10y ago
DOE has been an epic failure in the past 30 years. Only a sliver of the budget going to solar cell and battery research. Not sure how much of that was because of congressional earmarks, but Tesla is putting them to shame.
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by crb002 10y ago
Seems kind of silly that the Kernel should be nanny to all drivers. Drivers to me should host their own repo, and provide proper integration tests before they are blessed. Some sort of --externDrivers="foo2016" flag you pass to th
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by crb002 10y ago
The Achilles heel of Docker is not caching all artifacts. There needs to be a --cache-only option where it pulls packages to the host then copies them into the container. Right now you have to do a two container build where the first pulls
863.
by crb002 10y ago
The FBI couldn't be trusted to take down Silk Road without lining the pockets of their agents. This is a recipe for massive corporate espionage.
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by crb002 10y ago
This is AWS FatLambda. You provide a full container image instead of just a zip file.
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by crb002 10y ago
A contract is there to protect both parties. Failure to negotiate a fair contract is only going to lead to a headache. This is terrible advise.
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by crb002 10y ago
Where is the source? It's not science until you can reproduce their result.
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by crb002 10y ago
I used this on a project. Had a complex business logic I rewrote from Java to Haskell so we could understand the edge cases. Worked out great. Don't be shy about using Haskell as a specification language.
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by crb002 10y ago
"Restoring National Security Act" The Federalization of law enforcement has the potential for fascism. Also lowering the repatriation of corporate abroad profit makes it more tax efficient to move jobs overseas. A 10% repatriation
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by crb002 10y ago
Evan needs an EXT set of libraries for stuff not in core just like Matz did. My pain point is forms. Make form generation and client side validation easy and everything else will follow.
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by crb002 10y ago
Needs some Galois SAW tests. Also using OpenSSL for testing wouldn't be a bad idea.

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