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by edraferi 13y ago
I have to agree. the service clearly targets people who want to access consumer video torrents, and much of that content is pirated. they avoid some problems by requiring everyone to pay directly. Megaupload really got into trouble for thei
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by edraferi 13y ago
I think this is it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.colortiger...
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by edraferi 13y ago
well hello there little bobby tables! http://xkcd.com/327/
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by edraferi 13y ago
I love that the war "started by accident," just like so many real conflicts. I'm not to familiar with EVE, but it sounds like the game glitched and forgot who owned a key area, which people are now scrambling to claim. is tha
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by edraferi 13y ago
Because money. Firms don't aggressively protect their IP out of some sense of global justice, they do it to make money. These firms understand the value of IP and the legal mechanisms that exist to protect/acquire/monetize it
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by edraferi 13y ago
Welp, that's terrifying.
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by edraferi 13y ago
Yes, looks cool. I'd suggest adding web and desktop versions of a little CRUD app - maybe a contact manager. Test suites would definitely be a good addition. There are interesting MOOC elements to this. it'd be very cool to collec
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by edraferi 13y ago
I'd reverse those answers, actually. 1) the mailing list post states that OpenSSL wants to be comprehensive, even when that means providing implementations of algorithms that you probably shouldn't use. The inclusion of weak, or e
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by edraferi 13y ago
I really like the implications UBI has for charity. because everyone has a minimum level of resources, charity's revenue can scale with the number of people they serve. For example, a halfway house could collect BI funds on behalf of i
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by edraferi 13y ago
It's very difficult to design domestic policies optimized for a foreign population. Evaluation of the american welfare state need only consider the impact on the american population.
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by edraferi 13y ago
The linked article does not support your assertion that "immigrants with children tend to be a net drain". it simply says that the majority of this population uses at least one welfare program. it highlights low levels of educatio
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by edraferi 13y ago
So let's reinvent the pop-up blocker. Nuke the model dialogs and "click to continue to article" pages.
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by edraferi 13y ago
Stack Exchange is an interesting example. they have a complex nomination and incubation system in place to figure out what sub sites to add. this ensures that they only sites when is a proven community to jump in. They have a very mature so
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by edraferi 13y ago
No chicken? No egg? use bots!
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by edraferi 13y ago
I've been using this format recently and appreciate the additional fidelity from simple rows. The flexibility makes it good for the raw stage, but I usually have to extract tidy subsets for real analytic work. I have written many littl
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by edraferi 13y ago
Watch you. All the time. From Google SkyNet.
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by edraferi 13y ago
Why is the corporate structure important? I like the Wikipedia definition that "A startup is a company, a partnership or temporary organization designed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model." [0] And of course th
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by edraferi 13y ago
Yup, I'll keep using it. By advising users to revoke access they're clearly putting user safety ahead of their corporate metrics. That shows that they have their priorities straight and are worth working with.
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by edraferi 13y ago
That is awesome.
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by edraferi 13y ago
He mentions this in the article - the long password stored in the Yubikey is printed out and stored securely.
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by edraferi 13y ago
This was a revelation to me when I first started working with Linux. Because you work on the command line all the time, it's relatively straightforward to write shell scripts to do repeated tasks for you ( good shell scripts of course
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by edraferi 13y ago
Great attitude. Best of luck!
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by edraferi 13y ago
It doesn't preclude a similar retention bonus for the chef. The point is, the leadership of the selling firm has some influence over whether their employees stay or go. The buying firm sets up a financial incentive to encourage the sel
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by edraferi 13y ago
I didn't know this - pretty cool http://nbviewer.ipython.org/url/github.com/ipython/ipython/r...
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by edraferi 13y ago
Agreed. Take the Machine Learning class on Coursera if you need an introduction to them.
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by edraferi 13y ago
Cool project, thanks for the link.
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by edraferi 13y ago
heh. Until you actually have to repeat something! It's quite useful for iterative refinements like tweaking pyplot graphics, but it's all to easy to lose track of what versions of which blocks executed to create the current state.
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by edraferi 13y ago
I think the editing features are great. There are plenty of questions where the right answer changes as technology evolves.
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by edraferi 13y ago
Perhaps there's a way to measure the maturity of software by looking at the age and upvote distributions for its posts on StackOverflow. The common questions get answered well and stick around for quite a while, usually helped along by
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by edraferi 13y ago
learnGitBranching is a fantastic resource that I didn't know about. Thanks!

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