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by itissid 10y ago
Actually curious, so if I understand you correctly what you are saying is that a receiver had some software generated an address like johndoe+A16789HFF...@gmail.com and then sent it to the sender for use, that would require email providers
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Border Gym wall(youtube.com)
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Ask HN: The socio-economics and behavioral economics of programming
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by itissid 10y ago
I went to Egypt in 2015 its sad that the country is suffering due to instability region. Was sad because for a large part of the country(especially south of Cairo) the soul source of income was tourism which was dwindling. I also learnt tha
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by itissid 10y ago
As an H1B visa holder, I think the issue of abuse at its core has to do with two things(at least): 1. Too many tech firms require/opt for low cost workers to subsidize their payroll bill. If you raise H1B salaries, firms that have thin
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by itissid 10y ago
I think the shortest fix for the violation part(Corporate/Ed tech loophole and the Implementation/Consultant loophole) is some boots on the ground for DHS to investigate worksites. If there is enough economic incentive vested in a
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by itissid 10y ago
> I'm a big believer in learning for free via the internet; if you have internet access. In many university courses the tuition you pay is to access the network of alumni, faculty. These are(still) vital for Phd to collaborate and M
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by itissid 10y ago
Actually this problem looks is a lot like how Android App permissions are managed. Not long ago some apps used to ask you at install time that they want access to your google email, contacts, wifi and so on. A better app permission model
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by itissid 10y ago
Trying to understand this: Is it that Kasperkey thinks its certs are more secure? Which I suppose would be the whole point behind this WPF driver?
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by itissid 10y ago
Is there some good reference on how might I do that?
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by itissid 10y ago
Also growing them in labs does not seem feasible. Some are trying though http://pembient.com/
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by itissid 10y ago
Thomson Reuter's ET&O and Risk division laid off 2000 people recently to fund a new center near university of Waterloo to provide "answers"(Its their mission statement) by recruiting people to provide deep learning soluti
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by itissid 10y ago
And I thought Jersey City and Hoboken were bad. I pay 1825 in rent for a 2 bedroom that's 30 min from my work. But thats because the landlord has not jacked up the rent since I moved in 2 years ago. A new place as big as mine today wil
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by itissid 10y ago
It seems there are a few good things 1. If you are terminated from employment on day X you have 60 days to get a new job, before you had to leave the country and/or hop onto another visa category that allowed you to stay. But I think t
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USCIS Proposes Better Rules for Skilled Immigrant Non-Immigrant Visa Holders(uscis.gov)
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by itissid 10y ago
The PSLV launched 20 satellites in one shot and that vehicle is 15M $ per launch. The double digit million cost of SpaceX's reusable rocket isn't much cheaper than that. Does someone know what orbit these are being launched into a
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by itissid 10y ago
Stripe folks are working on a product called Atlas(I think thats the name) that supposed to make the LLC formation much easier. Bless them.
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by itissid 10y ago
So many tech firms these days seem to satisfy some tiny facet of a group's demands to have/do stuff. The bigger the group's economic footprint the more the opportunity for business. But it seems to rely on "hierarchies&q
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by itissid 10y ago
I was surprised to see so little attention paid to regression. Regression is quite powerful and is a powerful thing in a DS's toolkit. For example: - What is the distribution of the residuals, how does it change over time as data comes
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by itissid 10y ago
Correct me if this sounds noobish. So they have teleported state that has Information that can be decoded to bits and bytes(?) Forget about human teleportation for a sec, isn't this a big deal in a not so far future for telecommunicati
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by itissid 10y ago
Could you share a reference for "Batteries are now cheaper than peakers everywhere"
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by itissid 10y ago
In all fairness, its upto the mule to make sure what you are taking. Seems its only is a nightmare as much as what happens now, when you transport a package for someone else.
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by itissid 10y ago
Another comparable flood was the 2008 Kosi flood in india[1]. It must be as hard, if not harder, to simulate a river like that because of factors like gradient shifts as the river merges into Ganga and tectonic forces. [1] https:/&#x2
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by itissid 10y ago
There is another problem that is eating away at the salary numbers of H1Bs its called full time Curriculum Practical Training(CPT). Basically it was intended to be a internship for students on an F-1(student) visa. Now many universities hav
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by itissid 11y ago
Never forget... the vampire squid. http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/the-great-american...
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by itissid 11y ago
I found myself using tox for managing the general case of this. But the spirit to the blog is in the same direction.
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by itissid 12y ago
The problem begins to happen a lot in school where history is taught the way it is. At least back home in India the way history books read, you needed to know only two things: 1. A timeline where you ought to remember what happened before a
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by itissid 12y ago
Very Cool. Fortunately packaging and "virtualenv" problems are moot due to Maven and Gradle among other things which is why python needed this kind of a solution.
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by itissid 12y ago
Cool let me know how it goes. We can go over a plan to iron out some kinks cause I put this together really quickly and there is technical debt that I have incurred. The structuring of this debt has to be prioritized based on feedback from
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Making Postgres coding and testing fun(github.com)
55 points by itissid 12y ago|5 comments

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