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by gabriel34 9y ago
Is ECC memory enough to counter this?
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by gabriel34 9y ago
Cheap electricity + ASIC Miners means chinese companies outcompete just about everyone else. Mining becomes unprofitable. Some alt coins manage to sidestep this by ensuring an ASIC for them would be an ASIC for general computing, therefore
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by gabriel34 9y ago
Ghostery is sort of shady. Try Self Destructing Cookies + uBlock + noScript
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by gabriel34 9y ago
So if not customers, what would you say is driving the ME/trusted plataform push?
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Espresso Brewing Pressure: Is 9 Bars Really Optimal?(compoundcoffee.com)
2 points by gabriel34 9y ago|0 comments
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by gabriel34 9y ago
That which this article describes is only possible to some extent. In my experience code generators are great until you run into a case for which you have to manipulate the generator to account for some edge case or some unforeseen problem,
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by gabriel34 9y ago
He addresses this at about 4:05 into the video. Basically he wants it working, not as a standing display
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by gabriel34 9y ago
Excerpt from wikipedia's article on Denuvo In January 2016, 3DM reportedly nearly gave up attempting to crack Just Cause 3, which is protected with Denuvo, due to the difficulties associated with the process.[8] They also warned that d
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by gabriel34 9y ago
Benchmarking software should do more to provide a clean and meaningful representation of the distribution of performance - people care more about a card's worst case than its best or average . You should check Tech Report's Frame
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The moderator problem: How Reddit and related news sites decline(jakeseliger.com)
1 points by gabriel34 9y ago|0 comments
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Running Is the Worst Way to Get Fit(tonic.vice.com)
2 points by gabriel34 10y ago|0 comments
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by gabriel34 10y ago
A few countries have such laws. Wikipedia has a (seemingly complete) list: Austria, Brazil,the Czech Republic,France, Germany, Japan, the People's Republic of China, the Republic of China (Taiwan), Russia and Switzerland [1] 1
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by gabriel34 10y ago
I live in a country which doesn't extradite its own citizens and the concept of my own country extraditing me to another one seems very strange and ungrounding.
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When Astronomers Chased a Total Eclipse in a Concorde(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by gabriel34 10y ago|0 comments
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by gabriel34 10y ago
Newtonian physics allows different frames of reference. Non inertial frames of reference need pseudo-forces. Einstein's relativity deals with non absolute space and time, that is, time speeds up or slows down depending on your 'fr
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by gabriel34 11y ago
Tableau makes software for the presentation layer of business intelligence systems (basically graphs and dashboards) I have limited experience with it (only POCs), but I liked it very much. They usually figure well in Gartner rankings
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by gabriel34 11y ago
There is an interesting Planet Money episode about this: http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/06/05/412240643/episo...
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by gabriel34 11y ago
I believe there is a misconception on this. The interest rate is payed BY the government to the holders of the treasury security. This is loan the government takes to pay for its expenses. The interest rate the government pays on these secu
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by gabriel34 11y ago
Multitasking has the effect of increasing perceived workload whilst decreasing work throughput and increasing the error rate. Through training it is possible to become efficient in doing two tasks seemingly simultaneously, in this case, ana
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by gabriel34 11y ago
I also found that affirmation strange. Pandora isn't even global because of licensing issues.
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by gabriel34 11y ago
I've actually seen production code that BASE64 the password of a service account a script needed. Spotted it because the password ended in "==" and, sure enough, the script only decoded the BASE64, no cypher needed. Advised t
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Privacy-Conscious Email Services(prxbx.com)
1 points by gabriel34 11y ago|0 comments
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by gabriel34 11y ago
Ads can be content. The best ones usually are.
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by gabriel34 11y ago
You are assuming the adblockers will enter said arms race, which they don't really have to. What is the provider to do when I refuse to render his add? Block me from content? My guess is, given the necessity of disabling the ad blockin
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Two Ways to Reduce “Hurry Up and Wait” Syndrome(hbr.org)
1 points by gabriel34 11y ago|0 comments
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by gabriel34 11y ago
Not if the expected (discounted) payback date of the investment is near and the expected date of obsolescence of the vehicle is far away (mind not only technical aspects, but regulation, acceptance/penetration and financial viability).
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by gabriel34 11y ago
Four out of 48 seems incredibly high considering the 1.5 year timespan. On the other hand, 48 is a small sample and these cars might be driving a lot more miles than the average car
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by gabriel34 11y ago
Robert Klitgaard posits that accountability/transparency reduces corruption
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by gabriel34 11y ago
India has one with quite a lot of reports: http://www.ipaidabribe.com/
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by gabriel34 12y ago
Relevant discussion from 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9339540

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