iraphael

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by iraphael 11y ago
I don't know if this encompasses all of the CfS projects, but the reddit links to this: https://github.com/SandersForPresident So at least some of the work is open source
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> I have a whole folder of these. PLEASE SHARE I WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR LAUGHTER
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This is really interesting. One of the most interesting parts is the progressive decoding/responsive images. http://flif.info/example.php (go to the bottom of the page). Basically, the last example shows that, if you w
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by iraphael 11y ago
> the patent describes (...) routine tasks that could be performed by a human. Is this a good way of defining when a patent is invalid? Isn't everything (i.e.: all computations) technically tasks that could be performed by humans al
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by iraphael 11y ago
For how much can I expect to get a Nexus 5 (last year's model)?
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Youtube also faces a big challenge with incentives IMO. Obviously discoverability of videos matter. But depending on how the decision to feature a video is made, Youtube can (and has) incentivized content creators to change their content to
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by iraphael 11y ago
True. And I applaud the effort. I just think that, in most cases, they won't work with you in this area. So when telling developers to take a stand, we should also prepare them for what is most likely going to happen when they do.
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by iraphael 11y ago
How does this work when companies have an "open" culture (aka: every employee has access to most of the codebase)? Wouldn't that meant a side project you are working on is, indirectly, a... > Result from any work performed
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by iraphael 11y ago
>they will work with you Not so sure about that... Tech giants have the advantage of being able to pick from the best applicants out there. In the same way you could say "having these clauses is a deal breaker for me", it'
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by iraphael 11y ago
Which is why great teams are formed by people who can see how their work will impact a greater goal, and can internalize that goal as being their own.
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by iraphael 11y ago
I'm interested in learning more about the research ladder (and how it's different to the SWE ladder) at Google. So I found this: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c... If anyone has o
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by iraphael 11y ago
It seems like you're saying that Technology has passed the "Second Watershed". http://www.preservenet.com/theory/Illich/IllichTools.html "Watershed (figurative definition, as used by Illich): A
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by iraphael 11y ago
How feasible/quick is it to completely buy your own company off again? I ask because the idea is funny in my head: Something that is valued at price x and has the capital (aka x moneys and then some) to pay for itself.
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I just wonder what the effect of having a tool like this available would be. Most websites don't use paywalls because of a combination of two factors: a) they don't believe it to be a good business model. b) they don't want t
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by iraphael 11y ago
I'm new to infosec and I'm having a bit of trouble understanding how PasswordSafe is able to modify the master password without re-encrypting the entire database with the new salt. The only scenario I see this happening is if, upo
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by iraphael 11y ago
I'm waiting to see the ability to use iPhone/iPad keyboards as inputs for the Apple TV. I think Google TV does this.
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by iraphael 11y ago
Should go live 10am PST/1pm EST.
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Stream link to view it on VLC: http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/15pijbnaefv... Credit: http://www.networkworld.com/article/2981623/ios/how-to-live-...
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by iraphael 11y ago
> Call it an exercise in eccentricity or futility, and you'd probably be right. The art geek in me sees this 'exercise in eccentricity or futility' a rather interesting activity. Yes, he walked every street, but as he said