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That's because IRL you're already pseudo anonymous. Now imagine a convenience store that demands you to tell them where you've been this month and doesn't let you in otherwise.
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There is plenty of information to go off of. They just don't want to put in the engineering effort required to utilize it. Is there really a constant DDoS attack on all of these sites from users with no cookies?
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That's a crazy thing to do. Why would you block everyone? This would completely erode privacy online. As I said elsewhere, if you see 1000 masked people rush into a bar and block the entrance with their bodies, is the solution to block
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Not necessarily. These work in combination. If they're requesting specific type of content like images or some weird request that queries DB, these would be grouped together. What I'm saying is gather more information for each req
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It's a fundamental problem with IP-based reputation. Same goes for VPNs where there isn't a specific list of hosts you can whitelist.
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There are a million ways. Order of requests for that IP in the last n minutes, timing of requests, request headers order, type of content requested, captcha content timings, specific-for-site content requested, etc
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Instead of having IP-based reputation system, that persists for quite a while, they could have a time limit per IP for specific kinds of requests. Like if you fail to log in to a site, 2^(attempts) timeout from that IP for that page only. C
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Exactly. But I strongly disagree. You don't blame mask manufacturers for malicious people wearing masks. It's like city guards banning everyone with a mask from entering and issuing IDs to them. Then they're using those IDs
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I did that too. Perhaps it's a skill of some sort. The only thing that worked was making a site that went viral. Then I got like 20 unsolicited messages/requests for an interview.
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Most applications are quizzes + resume. There is only one way of applying for it. I got turned down by over 100 companies before I even had an interview. The process is really random.
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Lots of contradictory stadies on this subject: Money buys happiness until you have $75,000 (the one they are citing): https://www.princeton.edu/~deaton/downloads/deaton_kahneman_... Money always buys happiness - n
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I'm concerned the browser will crash after you open 3 tabs. Ubuntu Desktop is really really memory hungry. It is currently using 8gb RAM on my Desktop which has been steadily increasing since last restart. The only thing you can possib
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Just looked at it again. Seems like it's better than before. Will give it a try.
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Some packages don't install correctly with *conda.
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Unfortunately, only 16 gb RAM. If you want 32GB+, need a gaming notebook: P series from Lenovo sucks for linux (keyboard and touchpad). We are basically left with Asus ROG machines. They're very comfortable to work on and touchpad is
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What if it's a browser exploit that basically got the browser to "download and open"? Then this would be the second line of defense - something is about to run even though you didn't know expect it to run.
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A couple of things: - This wouldn't work for larger payloads. AVs flag binary looking data that is larger than a certain size and that is later processed or assigned to a variable. - Their veil project has some problems. Py2EXE gets ma
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Tons of people who emigrated are poor but are more motivated to take on risk and work on things. Because immigration is taking on risk and because you have to work on documents and push your way through to leave.
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Exactly. This is why Citizen Kane should be there. It is not the most enjoyable movie to watch but it was brilliant and a huge paradigm shift.
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Unlike most of his other movies, Psycho broke ground in horror filmmaking. For filmmakers you want the first instance of something. http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/film-techniques-used-fil... It shouldn't be a
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Surprising lack of Citizen Kane. At the same time, a lot of social/cultural struggle films. No Psycho by Hitchcock but 3 other movies by him? Updated list completely different from the first list?
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popcnt is used very frequently IMO. One example is Bloom filter which is used extensively in many domains. Another example is Tanimoto distance that has to be super fast for computational chemistry http://www.dalkescientific.com
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Is this the first OHAAS (Optimize Hyperparameters As A Service)?
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I guess it is very much workload dependent. New E5-2650L is 2x faster on many workloads, which is the EP line they're comparing it to. Not sure about power.
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Why not open it in firefox with pdfjs? PDF is still the single best/easiest format to use to render some things.
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The standard is 1000 pages long. Most reader implementations are written in C/C++. They are of course exploitable in different ways. Adobe sometimes does not follow its own spec. People publishing PDFs sometimes use that non-standard b
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features: has_gun looks_like_ak47 wears_camo_gear decision: fire Oops, I guess it was a child with a toy gun... I guess we should have trained on more of those.
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Is Titan going to survive even though datastax bought out the team? Their github repo hasn't been very active recently. My issue with graph dbs is that as requirements change you usually have to add more granularity to the edges and no
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But they could terminate your instance at any time... Usually, training step is the one that takes the longest and that can take a whole day. Evaluation step can be done on CPU usually almost instantly. Not sure what the utility of spot ins
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For GPU, https://www.balticservers.com/gpu-servers I used them for other things, and they delivered servers same day.
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