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by kennxfl 8y ago
If any exists, its by third parties who have no insight from the inside. Central banks wouldn't disclose 'cyber-security index' in stress tests due to the risk of scaring customers off or causing a bank run.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
Getting married young is pretty much always a terrible idea
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by kennxfl 8y ago
I hope you haven't made the game part of your identity.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
Are the hard drives stored in the same location?
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by kennxfl 8y ago
The incumbents in the insurance/banking industry will have to invest heavily in security and in some cases overhaul entire systems. Personally I think its more cost effective long-term than hiring a bunch of lobby groups and lawyers to
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by kennxfl 8y ago
This phenomenon is usually followed by a deep slump in productivity after that dopamine rush wears off.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
Finding your passion is just a way of saying Don't do what you despise for a living. There are a lot of people caught up in horrible jobs that they hate but can't leave due to obligations: family, bills, sometimes identity. Doesn&
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by kennxfl 8y ago
The best way is to set up a trust. Domains and hosting have a maximum period before renewal longest being 20 years. A trust ensures the renewals are completed. One legitimate vendor e.g. Google, would be the best option.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
I agree. It's the spot in a Venn diagram that separates happy people from those who are just surviving.
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TensorFlow.js Color Classifier: Training Data Tensors [video](youtube.com)
1 points by kennxfl 8y ago|0 comments
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Groupon is looking for a buyer(recode.net)
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by kennxfl 8y ago
H.L Mencken was right, the urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the urge to rule.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
Apple products are overrated. Their selling point is security and ease of use but we all know you that a computer cannot protect you from breaches. As for ease of use, most devices nowadays are pretty intuitive. Why would anyone buy a low p
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Signs Someone in the Office Is Out to Get You(thecooperreview.com)
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by kennxfl 8y ago
It's true. What is seen of Facebook in that region is a reflection of the underlying social sentiment. However, there are a lot of people especially kids who form their beliefs based on what is popular in these platforms from adults.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
This will be a common topic this century. A lot of consolidation is happening especially with FAANG innovating vertically and horizontally. A lot of old companies won't be able to compete when Mil, GenX and Y take over.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
He constantly flip flops on his Bitcoin price predictions and when asked about gets super defensive. He's into very weird conspiracy theories..and definitely his documentary did not help.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
If you did not sign anything, form a corporation or have anything written down, then it's an easy one: You can leave with all the code. I don't see how he could win in a court of law without legal documents. A promise/intent
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by kennxfl 8y ago
It's the start of an industry. This is bound to happen before someone innovates around these mistakes.
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by kennxfl 8y ago
Couldn't have said it better!
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by kennxfl 8y ago
It's people like Tim Draper that encouraged the fraud. From a totally logical point of view: 1. How do you invest millions in technology you cannot even look at even in year 10? 2. How do you defend a CEO in public by attacking credibl
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by kennxfl 8y ago
I think medical-related crimes are very different. Especially when they directly affect patients. Few people have gotten away with fraud on the cash side in this industry though. Valeant Phamaceuticals. Shkreli