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by dsl 9y ago
Vicearoy, a firm that specializes in shorting stocks, had a 25 page writeup [1] ready to print on why AMD was go bankrupt because of this before AMD itself even fully analyzed the issues. I suspect there will be an SEC investigation. 1. ht
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by dsl 9y ago
Then enslave the mind to do work, to pay the hosting bills.
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by dsl 9y ago
I worked for a company paying $1M+/mo to them. Every single report, dashboard, and product produced was provably wrong if you went back to the source data. It is all just shiny web 2.0 charts and graphs for execs, and some absolutely a
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by dsl 9y ago
I signed up for this just in the hopes that someone from Coinbase reaches out to me. Their support is completely unresponsive, even for high net worth individuals you'd think they would cater to.
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FBI's Use of Paid Best Buy Informants Goes Deeper Than We Knew(gizmodo.com)
204 points by dsl 9y ago|111 comments
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by dsl 9y ago
Google has billions of lines of code, a non-trivial amount of which is Python. Moving to Python 3 would require an all-hands-on-deck massive effort.
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by dsl 9y ago
Location based ads are growing? All the singles waiting to meet me in My City, CA will be happy to know that! I remember working on a feature for an ad network in the early 2000s where advertisers were demanding the ability to include the v
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by dsl 9y ago
It looks like an attempt at reimplementing the same service at another big tech company with cough the exact same name.
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by dsl 9y ago
Well that explains why I couldn't find a replacement Staple Gun this morning. I actually thought Google Shopping had broken terribly.
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by dsl 9y ago
When you put one window down, crack the other window a little bit. https://blog.caranddriver.com/explained-that-weird-throbbing...
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by dsl 9y ago
Can you recommend a "virtual cable" javascript library that is compatible with DRM output? I can't seem to find anything.
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by dsl 9y ago
I was referring to the directory the grand-parent referred to. Of course there is source in other places.
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by dsl 9y ago
It looks like just the headers, not the actual source code. Also iBoot is basically the "BIOS" of the phone. Just enough to get it up and running and then load iOS into memory and kick it off, so it wouldn't have drivers for
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by dsl 9y ago
In the docs directory there is a guide to fuzzing. On the plus side, from my initial read, it looks like most of the important stuff has fuzzing harnesses already which means the code should be free of most low hanging security bugs. It als
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by dsl 9y ago
Google is exceedingly good at extracting value from every ad impression. Even if the marketplace wasn't ran by Google, I have no doubt that they would still be bidding high enough to get the vast majority of impressions simply because
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by dsl 9y ago
"Probing" software in this context means doing security audits. Nothing would have stopped the Russians from breaking into a big company like Ford or General Electric and stealing a copy of the software for them to then look for v
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by dsl 9y ago
If your domain has a mixed past, I'd strongly recommend registering a new clean domain (boltapi.net or similar) and loading all your checkout critical components from that.
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by dsl 9y ago
I wonder if Medicaid dropping coverage for births would increase the overall acceptance of contraceptive use among the poor.
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by dsl 9y ago
That is all fine and well until it isn't. I know of a couple who had their baby die on the short trip to the hospital because the "midwives" lacked even basic pediatric emergency care skills.
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by dsl 9y ago
Yes, according to the FDIC 9% of US households have no relationship with a bank. An additional 19.9% are "underbanked" in that they have a checking or savings account, but rely heavily on non-banks for financial services (pay day
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by dsl 9y ago
I don't believe it can run 20 mph when you clearly see it is dragging one "foot" in the sand.
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by dsl 9y ago
Last night they hit 1M+ users, but also booted the vast majority of them from the game by marking the correct answer as incorrect on the first question. The cynical side of me wonders if it was a load shedding method.
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by dsl 9y ago
That was the argument given for website notifications. Now every news site prompts you because users blindly click yes on everything.
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by dsl 9y ago
Selling bitcoin and cashing out are two different things. The exchanges will happily let you deposit, buy, and sell, but when you want that wire transfer there are magically a bunch of hurdles to jump. BTC market cap is currently $233,616,5
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by dsl 9y ago
This is the game server code...
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by dsl 9y ago
You are correct, CORONA only did 6 m. The replacement GAMBIT achieved 0.6 m by 1966, so not far off. Obviously street level data is always better, but from a governmental standpoint I don't believe China has effectively denied us anyth
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by dsl 9y ago
Pushed out silently as part of a mechanism designed to beta-test new browser features. Per their own documentation the extension is supposed to target 1-2% of the install base and pop up asking permission to continue. This is basically Micr
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by dsl 9y ago
The first film based government satellite imagery was 0.3 m/pixel, in the 1960s. It has only gotten better since then. (For comparison you can buy GeoEye 1 data today commercially at 0.41 m/pixel) We also regularly fly stealth col
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by dsl 9y ago
If you look at the design guidelines you see a stark difference in the starting point. Apple's [1] guidelines are basically "how to design your stuff to fit well with Apple". Google [2] on the other hand tried to create a vis
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by dsl 9y ago
I think that exactly the root of the problem here. They wanted to benefit from the enhancements on both sides of the fork, already signed an exclusive agreement with Cry, but want the fee structure from Amazon. I only mentioned CryEngine be

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