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by gatehouse 12y ago
The other proper answer is to have a good backup and recovery system.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Marc A.'s firm has invested in bitcoin infrastructure companies which is in that direction.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
& the segment starts at ~10:20
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by gatehouse 12y ago
predisposition to murder doesn't seem like a good reason to let someone go free
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by gatehouse 12y ago
try opening in private/incognito. apropos nothing, congrats the the NYT for convincing my parents to do general browsing with cookies off.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Class of '09, computer engineering. 1st year : Intro to programming: C (& bash to compile & run programs) Intro to datastructures: C++ 2nd year : Digital Systems: 68k assembly Design Project: PIC microcontroller assembly 3rd
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Well, one key element of the original map-reduce paper is the way the data is spread around. Instead of building a giant NAS with specialized (expensive) systems, and then building a bunch of specialized (expensive) compute systems, and the
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by gatehouse 12y ago
(slide 136)
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I also live in a somewhat warped housing market and I've seen the same thing. If someone needs to save intensely (i.e. 1/2 salary) for over a year to pay 10% down on a place they find acceptable, it will probably take them a long
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I don't see how it is about anything but money. I (27) don't know anyone who lives with parents without a major financial reason. Occasionally it is the parent who can use help to make rent, but usually it's the child.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
This is a high end weapon, heavily computerized, loaded with explosives ... I'm not saying there is definitely a self-destruct command, but if I were landing one in China I'd be sweating.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I've been using it for the exact same thing. One difficulty that I had was that you need to use the raw option, "jq -r" for string output without quotes, but I was looking at the query language documentation and not finding i
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Since people value attractiveness for its own sake I think it makes more sense as outcome itself.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
From personal experience the path-of-least-grief is to assume that attractiveness, intelligence, personality, and diligence are all uncorrelated.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Yes, that's true. That's what the situation in the article was, a hostile WiFi access point. I'd say that running a modern platform countermeasures are only useful up to the point that you trust your OS maker and telco. So if
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I haven't done this personally but you can minimize the risk of interception without really changing anything by going through a VPN. This way all unencrypted traffic is strictly on wired networks.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Anyone have a rough idea of when/if this will effect the Amazon Linux distro for EC2? Glad they went with MariaDB, I've had some small problems with certain versions of the mysql jdbc being incompatible with MariaDB due to some ki
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Here is a mind-dump of my personal note taking strategies, which are highly context dependent [CCW]: (FWIW, I studied in an elite-ish engineering program, finished with a B average) Lecture: My number one goal is to stay awake, and listenin
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by gatehouse 12y ago
It is brutal to try to be sitting in the middle of a lecture hall trying to focus on a dimly lit academic at the same time as 20-50 future college dropouts flicker their laptops back and forth between facebook, twitter, and half-assed note
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I'm inherently suspicious of a one-word quote, but it seems to be essentially what he said. I don't think "everybody knew" that the NSA was moonlighting in the drug war: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks&#x2F
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by gatehouse 12y ago
http://regex101.com/r/aR5xM2 I used this tester posted elsewhere in the thread, it seems like since the lazy components expand "as needed" to achieve a match, it will succeed on "abc1". EDIT: I wrap
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by gatehouse 12y ago
24x1 + 1 = 25, so we're off to a bad start.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
The company I work for occupies a chunk of spare rooms in a law office. I have my own 100 sqft. office, natural light, decent view. It is really convenient. I can have remote people come in and work with me for the day when necessary, there
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Sure.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Decided to give it a shot in bash. #!/bin/bash set -eu curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/manbolo/appicon/master/mask.png" >"icon_mask.png"
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by gatehouse 12y ago
You get the name but you also make the name, the future reputation will be based on the current students. If the online efforts "works" the reputation will follow.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Advertisers figured out how to use the newspaper, the radio, the televison, and we've watched them figure out how to use the internet. It isn't like mobile is tainted somehow, they'll figure it out as well. From the 2012 to t
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Running commentary 9. It is quite a predicament to be both evil and risk averse. This basically explains 4chan 41. One of life's machinations is to make some people both rich and unhappy, that is, jointly fragile and deprived of
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by gatehouse 12y ago
IIRC, Valve wants to make games for VR, they don't want to make VR.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I tend to be pretty mercenary, but I think that writing software in exchange for money will be the most educational thing you can do right now.

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