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Understanding Python Decorators in 12 Easy Steps(simeonfranklin.com)
1 points by fortepianissimo 13y ago|0 comments
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Father proposes deal for Snowden's voluntary return(cnn.com)
25 points by fortepianissimo 13y ago|14 comments
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
One thing is missing: package importing and the related gotchas.
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
"In the space below draw three circles, one inside (engulfed by) the other." Hm... how?
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'God's law' cited as reason for silencing gay Pa. rep on DOMA(newsworks.org)
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Tile - the world's largest lost and found(youtube.com)
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
On a second reading the author did include this footnote: "In practice it's not clear if Apple devices encrypt to this key directly or if they engage in an OTR -like key exchange protocol. What is clear is that iMessage does not
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Can Apple read your iMessages? Ars deciphers “end-to-end” crypto claims(arstechnica.com)
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
Why can't Apple adopt something like OTR to eliminate the need of centralized key distribution?
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
So, can we say Apple is lying by saying "Apple cannot decrypt that data (iMessages)"? Is there a creative way of reading their press release that doesn't entail their dishonesty?
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
But what's the difference? Whether the messages are stored in plaintext, or whether they are stored as part of the iCloud backup, the author proved that Apple can get to them in order to restore your newly purchased phone.
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The New McCarthyism?(medium.com)
5 points by fortepianissimo 13y ago|2 comments
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Just Pay the Government to Take Your Data(medium.com)
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"The very word 'secrecy' is repugnant in a free and open society"(bigthink.com)
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Don't Blame Your Unconscious Mind(npr.org)
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Caffeine: For the More Creative Mind(theatlantic.com)
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SCOTUS passes on big affirmative action decision(politico.com)
1 points by fortepianissimo 13y ago|1 comments
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GCHQ reportedly taps the fiber-optic cables of the Internet en masse(thenextweb.com)
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Feds: We can’t give up cellular location data, because NSA doesn’t collect it(arstechnica.com)
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The Faulty Logic of the 'Math Wars'(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
Accuracy is known to be a unreliable metric to measure the quality of a test (classifier). One paradox is that tests of higher accuracy might have less predictive power than the one with lower accuracy. http://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
I'm sorry, but 36/(36+96) = 27.27%.
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
Probably because it's already written in the laws?
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Maybe the Robotics Revolution Will Start in the Toy Aisle(theatln.tc)
1 points by fortepianissimo 13y ago|0 comments
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by fortepianissimo 13y ago
What about non-human genes? And if I make an exact replica of a gene, would it be considered "synthesized?"
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by fortepianissimo 16y ago
sincerity is his secret - he'd kill off a product if he can't truthfully sell it on stage (well except for a few cases).
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by fortepianissimo 16y ago
Is there anything like this for Chrome on Mac?
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by fortepianissimo 17y ago
If Apple can be persuaded to do something, either prompting user to move an unzipped .app to Applications folder or treat .appz (zipped app) as an .app should work.
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by fortepianissimo 17y ago
I miss something simple - how do I tweet? (not DM to someone in my contact list)