julianj

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by julianj 9y ago
Engage in a lively, respectful, yet intelligent discussion about your agreements and disagreements and both come away better for it?
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Computational Linear Algebra(fast.ai)
537 points by julianj 9y ago|55 comments
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by julianj 9y ago
Folks also called themselves computer software engineers too -edited for clarity
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by julianj 9y ago
I can see why you'd think that. However, industrialization does not occur overnight. > You really haven't thought this through. I don't know why you would say this. Do you think that Earth will never reach a point where i
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by julianj 9y ago
As other nations continue to grow and industrialize, the issue then doesn't really go away. It seems that the problem would just move around the globe until we hit critical mass. The only solutions I see to this issue are to be more ef
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by julianj 9y ago
Every time I see this suggested I am reminded of Idocracy. Only some people will choose not to reproduce. The genes of those who disagree with this idea will be the genes passed on to later generations. One could also assume that the opposi
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by julianj 9y ago
I understand your point and would agree in most cases. I am usually pretty forgiving of mobile popups, etc. However, in this case I gave up before even making it to the real article. I felt like I was in a loop of modals that wouldn't
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Ask HN: How do you notify someone famous about a security issue with a domain?
3 points by julianj 10y ago|2 comments
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by julianj 10y ago
Why hasn't someone implemented a kind of low bandwidth accessibility option? (Or is there one?) I would imagine this would be akin to the multipart text only email.
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by julianj 10y ago
Acceptable storage is usually first 6 and last 4 [1]. I wonder if this would make it easier to go through some Luhn checked generated numbers to target an individual. [1] PCI DSS requirement 3.3
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by julianj 10y ago
The article also references traffic violations - "Minor driving offences were incorrectly appearing as serious felonies"
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by julianj 10y ago
I believe that all official records should be preserved. There are regulatory standards that apply to corporations regarding the retention of records -- including emails. One example is the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. These kinds of rules were put
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by julianj 10y ago
> remove classified information from SIPRNet or NIPRNet Small nit- IIRC NIPRnet should not contain classified information. Maybe you were thinking CENTRIXS instead? edited for clarity
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by julianj 10y ago
I see what you're saying. I don't disagree that there have been actions taken by states under the guise of state's rights that could be considered horrible. However, the true concept of states rights is more than something ra
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by julianj 10y ago
Thank you for the feedback. These are good points which are greatly appreciated.
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by julianj 10y ago
That's a good point. I'll look into this too. Thanks!
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by julianj 10y ago
Thanks for the idea-- This is how I usually get donations. I currently give the option of Paypal and BTC.
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Ask HN: Is there an appropriate way to host advertisements on my site?
2 points by julianj 10y ago|6 comments
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Mass Identification of Wordpress Versions(atechdad.com)
1 points by julianj 11y ago|0 comments
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Deanonymizing Darknet Data(atechdad.com)
37 points by julianj 11y ago|12 comments
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Update: I sent 281,317 users their passwords(atechdad.com)
2 points by julianj 11y ago|0 comments
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by julianj 11y ago
I have looked at StartSSL when I registered my domain. I was turned off when I was told my domain wasn't old enough. I understand why-- I just decided to wait then.
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by julianj 11y ago
Good point
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by julianj 11y ago
That's true. I would need to refine my regex. I guess anyone with a password that contains http:// or <script> or some other nastiness would be SOL. :)
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by julianj 11y ago
I figured it out. The caching method cached the error page instead of the legitimate page. >< Sorry about that.
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by julianj 11y ago
It's very weird. It looks good to me, but I do see half of the hits are coming in from a cached version. I'll have to prepare better if I'm to post another article and not melt down.
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by julianj 11y ago
I believe gmail is caching these images on their own servers. One source: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/12/gmail-... EDIT: I get what you're saying. I guess the count would depend on
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by julianj 11y ago
It should be back now- that took much longer than I expected.
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by julianj 11y ago
That's a good idea. Maybe a subject line like your password p *rd has been compromised.
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by julianj 11y ago
While it may be naive, I was hoping that doing the right thing would prevail. I tried to ease the spam heartburn by offering an option to unsubscribe.

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