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541.
by d33 10y ago
The fact that you have a PhD in cryptography doesn't necessarily mean you know how to write secure code. Especially C code. Lot of people hated OpenSSL quality long before Heartbleed, but it took that vuln for people to actually realiz
542.
by d33 10y ago
One would do in order to unearth any backdoors. In case of WhatsApp, that would be more difficult.
543.
by d33 10y ago
Wait, so this is mostly a microcontroller chip, right? I keep hearing about its applications in smartphones, but I kind of doubt it could make it @ 160mhz... not to mention PCs. Am I getting something wrong?
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by d33 10y ago
As for the split screen, I really enjoyed Serious Sam. You might want to check it out ;)
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by d33 10y ago
Well the list of contributors is no secret: https://github.com/google/guetzli/graphs/contributors
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by d33 10y ago
It's not just about a microcontroller, it's also about developing the software and them supporting and maintaining it.
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by d33 10y ago
It's more likely they limit the lifetime. ...or maybe they'll trigger a new era of IoT custom firmwares?
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Mopidy – An Extensible, Python Alternative to MPD (supports Spotify, GMusic)(mopidy.com)
7 points by d33 10y ago|0 comments
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by d33 10y ago
The problem is that the word was invented way before we started really talking about social anxiety. It might be the same thing after all, don't you think?
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by d33 10y ago
Thanks! Do you have any references to back this up?
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by d33 10y ago
I had a feeling that O(N) is pretty impossible for the general use case.
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by d33 10y ago
Could you elaborate on what differs shyness and social anxiety?
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by d33 10y ago
Maybe better rowhammer resistance?
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“Hackers are a syphilis” – Hacking collective as a laboratory(media.ccc.de)
2 points by d33 10y ago|0 comments
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by d33 10y ago
> Keep in mind that many locations may have limited information about building geometry. In particular, the heights of buildings may be missing or incorrect in many cities. How do they figure out the building heights at all then?
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by d33 10y ago
Why would anyone choose C when Rust becomes mature?
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by d33 10y ago
What's wrong with this one?
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by d33 10y ago
> Because the neurons can be generated from induced pluripotent stem cells, which can be produced from a patient’s skin cells, “these could be useful for finding treatments for psychiatric disorders like depression, where we often see qu
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by d33 10y ago
It still is, it just depends on scale.
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by d33 10y ago
Are you sure that's how it works? If you only had one programmer capable of creating websites, would we have internet the way it is today?
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by d33 10y ago
Perhaps it's just that they assume they should list the more hacker-y ones?
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by d33 10y ago
It's one thing to know it and the other to deploy it. You don't know how messed up their system might be - it might actually be a very difficult change if it's tied to other components with some crazy kludges. Looks like they
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by d33 10y ago
What are the differences really? What's a "trusted environment" anyway?
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by d33 10y ago
...and the first thing that happens when it ever happens to be connected to the internet is that it gets broken and has to be rewritten. That's why it's good to care about the quality in the first place...
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by d33 10y ago
Name sounds a bit like "Gdansk", a city in the northern Poland. I wonder if that's where it stems from...
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by d33 10y ago
Finally some serious community fuzzing effort! I always thought of fuzzing-project.org as of a joke, based on how little information there was. Hopefully this one will be better...
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by d33 10y ago
> the entire source code for the human brain has to be strictly less than 700 MB, because the fully sequenced human genome which obviously encodes the full human mind is less than 700 MB uncompressed Actually those 700MB are compressed,
568.
by d33 10y ago
It kind of feels like a five-year-old trying to make a song. Which seems good - now they only need to improve the mechanisms and who know, maybe we'll get to the point when it's a ten-year-old?
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by d33 10y ago
I'm surprised nobody said it here - it would be even cooler with webassembly! Imagine writing Lua code instead of JS... EDIT: though now that I look at it, it's already possible: https://daurnimator.github.io/lua.v
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by d33 10y ago
Actually that's least exciting release I saw for some time. Is it just me or are the changes rather minor for non-EE users this month?

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