epsylon

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by epsylon 13y ago
Same here, I'm busy this summer, but would have been interested in a fall / winter batch.
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by epsylon 13y ago
Agreed, Dan Grossman's PL is in my top 3 of the best MOOCs with Yaser Abu-Mostafa's Machine Learning and Dan Boneh's crypto 1. (Though there are some pretty damn good runner-ups as well)
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by epsylon 13y ago
People would better be advised not to trust admins who can't shed 20 bucks for their users' security. Most likely these are the same admins to whom you certainly wouldn't want to give an email, password or any sort of confide
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by epsylon 13y ago
Their certificates are perfectly trustable. The ones you shouldn't trust are the irresponsible domain owners who refuse to pay 20 fracking dollars for their users' security. It's not like StartSSL are actively refusing to r
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by epsylon 13y ago
Why shouldn't they?
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by epsylon 13y ago
Tried that, but for some reason I couldn't disable the onCollision by assigning it to some dummy function. Do you mind sharing your solution?
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by epsylon 13y ago
Is there any solution to the ambush level other than the obvious solution of moving the drones out of the way?
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by epsylon 13y ago
Perhaps create a script that does just that? #!/bin/sh mit-scheme < $@
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U+DEADBEEF: Why you shouldn't trust arbitrary text encodings(rspeer.github.io)
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by epsylon 13y ago
But patio11's redesign would actually appeal to the executives in suits who make the purchasing decisions, while you HNers would still trust it because it's run by cperciva.
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by epsylon 13y ago
They didn't choose not to publish. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7520581
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by epsylon 13y ago
As I said yesterday, any serious Windows user should be using Process Explorer as a replacement for the default Task Manager: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.asp... . (Some of the other sys
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by epsylon 13y ago
That's what surprised me as well, but maybe the FBI intervening in the case was what pushed them to not honor the wire transfer.
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by epsylon 13y ago
> Task manager Any serious Windows user should be using Process Explorer : http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.asp... (Some of the other sysinternal tools are worth their weight in gold as
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by epsylon 13y ago
Is it really faster than Windows 7? I haven't found any serious benchmarks on the subject.
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by epsylon 13y ago
Anyone has a copy of the article that isn't behind a paywall?
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Xenia – Xbox 360 Emulator Research Project(xenia.jp)
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CTF write-ups(github.com)
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Practical techniques for ray tracing in games(gamasutra.com)
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by epsylon 13y ago
> Sociopathy is permanent and uncurable. It's also common among people with a criminal record. Also common among CEOs and politicians. See? Being a sociopath doesn't automatically make you a murderer!
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by epsylon 13y ago
Compared to an equivalent specced PC. There's a huge platform overhead on PC that consoles don't have to bear : https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/436012673243693056 https://twitter.com&
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by epsylon 13y ago
That's because the staff needs a schedule similar to the academic schedule so they can answer questions, correct things, participate in the forum discussions... Crypto I has been offered several times though (at least 4 or 5). If you e
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by epsylon 13y ago
I think it jumped the shark 3 frontpage-making clones ago.
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by epsylon 13y ago
I'm willing to bet that it took more time to write and setup the homepage than to write the generator itself.
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by epsylon 13y ago
The vast majority of speakers and headsets usually have abysmally bad technical specifications, even those sold at inflated prices.
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by epsylon 13y ago
As much as I find lisp interesting, I've always hated the kind of smug comment like yours that every discussion on Lisp inevitably brings. Lisp is certainly far from perfect, and there are a ton of good technical reasons why people use
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by epsylon 13y ago
There's plenty of stuff that still run on Python 2 these days. Google App Engine, for example, is still Python 2.7 only.
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by epsylon 13y ago
> Ms. Horvath's act of taking this directly to the press was obviously intended to inflict the maximum possible harm on Github If you had read the original article [1] you'd have known that she decided to take action after a &q
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by epsylon 13y ago
You're such a killjoy; how is tw268 gonna be able to make sweeping generalizations about those damn feminists now?
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by epsylon 13y ago
> and for most cases that IS the right thing to do. The problem is that for a large minority of people this is absolutely catastrophic. Think of the Western business traveller going to Japan or China...

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