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811.
by dpeck 12y ago
thought the same thing, the devil would be in the details of the robot itself, the "how to get to same place" bit seems fairly straightforward
812.
Obamas War on Hackers(blog.erratasec.com)
5 points by dpeck 12y ago|1 comments
813.
by dpeck 12y ago
Google Reader, for me and my friends it was the perfect combination of information sharing and social commenting.
814.
by dpeck 12y ago
Just one datapoint, but I've never heard of ISTQB and have been in industry (primarily information security) for ~10 years with 4 years of CS undergrad before that. I generally see those things as a waste of time and money to get unles
815.
by dpeck 12y ago
You can always CLEP out, http://clep.collegeboard.org/exam/information-systems-comput...
816.
Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good(learnyousomeerlang.com)
1 points by dpeck 12y ago|0 comments
817.
by dpeck 12y ago
perhaps I'll do that, I find I'm pretty picky with my spirits, if offered I'll sip but in general I don't really care for scotch (peaty or not, the "sharpness" of barley turns me off), and really not a fan of t
818.
by dpeck 12y ago
all, or at least all that anyone knows about. NK has a single path/peer.
819.
by dpeck 12y ago
Completely agree. One of the few books I kept from college and still pull it out once or twice a year when I need to look up something and refresh/relearn. Incredibly dense.
820.
by dpeck 12y ago
9 that are used. Probably double that with old laptops and cell phones that haven't been recycled but would count as connected devices.
821.
by dpeck 12y ago
Right. I've only really been into whiskey the last 3-4 years, so really just before the boom. Prices have gotten nuts and the availability is worse for all the age stated stuff, and especially the wheaters. 12 year and old antique Well
822.
by dpeck 12y ago
Not quite on the Pappy being BT, the younger stuff in the line is, and I believe current thoughts are the 15 is blending BT with some of the "ultra aged" Stitzel Weller stock that Julian Van Winkle started the brand with and the o
823.
by dpeck 12y ago
Elixir/Erlang my next project (starting tomorrow) looks like it will really benefit from the things that the Erlang VM brings to the table, and Elixir is very promising, and rapidly maturing, way to write code for it.
824.
by dpeck 12y ago
I just did a lot of research into this sort of thing, and thats fairly in line with what you're going to see these days. Being first engineer is going to pretty much sucks. You don't get founder equity, but you'll deal with m
825.
Keep the campfire burning: a thread of whimsy from Baden-Powell to Berners-Lee(blog.mattedgar.com)
2 points by dpeck 12y ago|0 comments
826.
by dpeck 12y ago
Actually, they do. http://thelawdictionary.org/article/police-discretion-defini...
827.
Your Server as a Function (2013) [pdf](monkey.org)
5 points by dpeck 12y ago|0 comments
828.
An Introduction to Lock-Free Programming (2012)(preshing.com)
35 points by dpeck 12y ago|2 comments
829.
The FBI's North Korea evidence is nonsense(blog.erratasec.com)
11 points by dpeck 12y ago|0 comments
830.
by dpeck 12y ago
fully diluted percentage
831.
by dpeck 12y ago
Does stock come in the form of a restricted grant or options?
832.
by dpeck 12y ago
food in jar with oil = confit, a fairly popular, and very long lasting, preparation in the sous-vide at home world.
833.
by dpeck 12y ago
Great writeup, but we're probably past the point of DIY sous-vide systems being anything more than weekend hacker project for funsies. I just picked up an anova a few months ago (was $169 on sale) and for that price you need to be gett
834.
by dpeck 12y ago
a quick search shows w00w00 would be connected. Not sure of the others, but I (and I'm sure you do too) know of at least MoD, TESO, ADM folks who came through there. Not saying all groups by any means, but even with being a few years l
835.
by dpeck 12y ago
You could probably connect nearly every group through the early 2000s with X-Force as the join.
836.
by dpeck 12y ago
very odd wording to me, makes it sound like LoD/MoD/cDc/L0pht were all after TESO.
837.
by dpeck 12y ago
I'll echo/amplify that last point, not that tptacek needs echoing here or in the infosec community. If you're able to do some real research and put together a paper then do it. It just gets better with age. Its very nice to h
838.
by dpeck 12y ago
heh, Im not sure if respect is the right word. We've got a 30ft walkaround (got lucky with a father in law has always had a thing for boats), and seas over ~4ft with a short period make me want to get back home ASAP. On clear days we o
839.
by dpeck 12y ago
Interesting. I relate to getting used to it, do a fair amount of offshore fishing (very different scale I realize) and by the end of the season I have my legs under me but the first trip of two I'm falling all over myself. I really wou
840.
by dpeck 12y ago
BSCS at a damn tough school. Gave me both theoretical and practical foundations for everything technical I've done since. (and the obligatory xkcd for this topic, http://xkcd.com/519/ )

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