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by gnunez 6y ago
Why are we still forced to use passwords? client certificates stand up to every attack in that table.
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by gnunez 6y ago
Is this somehow related or similar to oscilloscope music? https://youtu.be/qnL40CbuodU
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by gnunez 6y ago
Reminds me of the Kubernetes source code comment. // PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SIMPLIFY THIS CODE. https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/con...
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by gnunez 7y ago
I look at a coding problem and think, what problem did I or somebody else solve in the past that looks similar to this new problem? What’s different about this new problem? What’s the same? In that sense coding is more like reading, in that
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Huawei propose New IP variable length addresing(prod-upp-image-read.ft.com)
8 points by gnunez 7y ago|2 comments
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by gnunez 7y ago
The MIT Operating Systems opencourseware class labs has some great exercises when learning about operating systems[0]. I've also found older linux kernels, like v1.0, are easier to follow for learning [1]. [0] https://ocw.mit
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by gnunez 7y ago
Pure Mathematician.
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No, Machine Learning Is Not Just Glorified Statistics(towardsdatascience.com)
3 points by gnunez 8y ago|0 comments
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by gnunez 8y ago
I would think Oracle's stance on this issue would be deemed anti-competitive by the courts as were similar rulings in the past. What google did is exactly what AMD did with Intel's instruction set -- duplicated the api. What can o
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by gnunez 8y ago
I prefer to use macOS as my main desktop environment; where I can easily drop into a bash shell if the need arises. Mac also gives me access to standard iOS development tools. I keep Linux vms running for server-side development and experim
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by gnunez 8y ago
1. Because computer science is about mathematics (combinatorics, permutations, counting, etc) and sometimes interviewers want to make sure that the candidate's foundation is solid. 2. As stated in earlier comments, because mathematics
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by gnunez 9y ago
Could this be white privilege at work again? I mean this guy got 2 cases granted which seems to be quite an accomplishment in the legal world, but don't you think race had little something to do with it The guy interviewing him said,
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by gnunez 12y ago
Programming is not math! Math is Math! Math is a tool used in programming, engineering, economics, etc. To reduce a subject to a tool used in the subject is reductionist to the extreme and does not acknowledge the richness and complexity of
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by gnunez 12y ago
This is exactly what happens when people speak on topics they have little or no knowledge of. Some of the reasons given not to study cs in "reason 0... Formalism of mathematics ... probablity and statistics ... circuit design" ar