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by drodgers 5y ago
I've always wondered about building a test-sensitivity metric to complement coverage (and thus make coverage more useful): - Pick a random line of code (skip comments and whitespace if you can) - Delete/modify it in some way - Run
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by drodgers 5y ago
But only for the web console, not via the CLI. The API for generating short-term keys (which aws-vault uses) only supports TOTP, not FIDO/U2F/WebAuthn. https://github.com/aws/aws-cli/issues/3607
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by drodgers 5y ago
'Hindu nationalism' has been a very hot topic of conversation in India in recent years.
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by drodgers 5y ago
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by drodgers 5y ago
Interesting. In that case, do you know why they talk about reviews only seeing "visual derivatives" (from the second perceptual hash)? Either these 'derivatives' basically contain the original image (so reviewers can ver
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by drodgers 5y ago
> The second protection [against mis-inclusion of non CSAM hashes] is human review: there is no automated reporting in Apple’s system. All positive matches must be visually confirmed by Apple as containing CSAM before Apple will disable
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by drodgers 5y ago
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by drodgers 5y ago
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by drodgers 6y ago
That sounds like a great use case for OLAP and fuzzy search solutions. Eg. Dump all of the data to S3 and search it in parallel via AWS Athena. If you want fast fuzzy search, then elasticsearch is built for this. If the data is small enough
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by drodgers 6y ago
An SSL client will cryptographically verify the authenticity of all messages recieved from Valve's servers, so the resulting webpage can't have any Javascript injected by someone without Valve's private key. Without this kind
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by drodgers 6y ago
I'm not sure that you even need full version control (as in, the bit where everyone involved uses the same system) — if you just have a good diff algorithm, that would let you check what's changed since you last read the document.
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by drodgers 6y ago
Pledged.
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by drodgers 7y ago
And as we know, the exact wording of Trump's statements is of critical importance to how his supporters interpret them.
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by drodgers 7y ago
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by drodgers 7y ago
I hear good things about Hashicorp Nomad from people who've used it: https://nomadproject.io/ Especially if you're already using Consul, it should fit the bill perfectly.
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by drodgers 7y ago
The main difference is in the conflict-detection system. Whereas bors only has a single queue, this new system can have one queue for each set of changes which doesn't interact with any other set. Eg. if you've got an ios app, a w
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by drodgers 8y ago
Interesting. I just searched (in Oz too) and got a bunch of results; if you click on settings, is safe-search turned on? It's off for me.
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by drodgers 8y ago
> safely merging YAML diffs however could be trouble Yarn will actually do the merging automatically — if you have conflict markers in your lockfile, just running yarn will parse them along with the rest of the file and produce a new loc
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by drodgers 8y ago
Because what you really want is to tie your lost house-key to your address so that anyone who finds it can let themselves in and leave it on the mantelpiece for you. Much better to leave them anonymous and just get a new one cut for a few d
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by drodgers 8y ago
That's the idea though — your data will be hard to kill.
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by drodgers 8y ago
Even the largest images produced by the network are only 512px x 512px and most are smaller — adding more pixels to these kinds of networks is fairly expensive and not at all worth it if you're training thousands of them over and over
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by drodgers 8y ago
Just think about it for a few moments, it's easy to come up with some ideas that would work on some people some of the time: Democrats certain to win "we don't really need any more votes" Polling both lines ex
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by drodgers 8y ago
Good on you for making a big effort here! Another harm-reduction approach like this which might be easier or preferable for some people is to just replace eating chicken with beef (bonus if the beef is ethically-sourced, but still worthwhil
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by drodgers 8y ago
If the exchange isn't authenticated, then Eve can read everything by modifying the traffic (not just observing it). Eve just needs to insert herself in between Alice and Bob, intercept and stop all direct messages between them, and the
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by drodgers 8y ago
Lack of comments, (nice) multiline strings and trailing-comma support make JSON a real pain for config in practice. I've started using YAML parsers for all of our (once) JSON config files, just to get those features (while preserving t
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by drodgers 8y ago
No. Scaling jail sentences based on income would mean that the monetary size of the punishment was (roughly) constant between a rich and poor offender; just like if they were charged the same number of dollars as a fine. However, just as wi
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by drodgers 8y ago
> Say you work for Google because you love the AI stuff, then Google starts selling weapons. Should they fire people who don't share those values anymore ? Values apply pressure in both directions. If you have a culture like Google,
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by drodgers 9y ago
> Especially since iOS10, and the “differential privacy” (dprivacyd) concept, which Apple pushed, and which this author feels essentially boils down to “let’s collect even more data without giving a real reason and spin it as a privacy i
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by drodgers 9y ago
Yep. And this layered encryption is great because it allows — for example — your phone to boot up before you enter a passphrase. Making this technology more convenient is just as important for making people secure as the algorithms themselv
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by drodgers 9y ago
I was hoping to use this for RDS parameters (to get automatic rotation) and leave everything else in ParameterStore. Unfortunately — although I'm sure it's built on-top of ParameterStore internally — I just checked and you can&#x2

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