luizfzs

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by luizfzs 8y ago
Yes, come to Canada!
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by luizfzs 8y ago
https://luizfzs.github.io/ Just a GH page I created to write about solutions to CTFs. Haven't been updated for a few months now.
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I saw a video once saying that SpaceX uses general purpose computers on the rockets instead of specific purpose hardware. If I'm not mistaken, they amount to 6 and have a checking system to assure the output of them is the same.
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by luizfzs 8y ago
Just went to the question again. The view count is 1,822,695
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by luizfzs 8y ago
HN hug of death
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I've been coding for less time than you. What I've told some people is that I love coding, but I'd rather code solutions for problems I find interesting, like side projects, than to code professionally.
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I see you are a redditor as well.
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I'd say that those companies are interested in innovations, so they invest more money on that than an ordinary company.
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Online Communities (2007)(xkcd.com)
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by luizfzs 8y ago
Public shaming. People would be scared as hell if they saw a video of them stealing stuff on the internet.
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Institutional Act Number Five(en.wikipedia.org)
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by luizfzs 8y ago
Just don't use production
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I spent 5 months on a personal crypto trading/analytics platform and I have no regrets. During that time I learned: - Crypto coins: understood how they worked on a basic level, trading stuff - Python: including how to use decorators, u
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I'm not a crypto guy but this change really makes me scratch my head: https://github.com/right9ctrl/node-scrypt/commit/52a1cb792bc...
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by luizfzs 8y ago
You read it right
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by luizfzs 8y ago
A funny thing is that on README.md, the `Install from source` section has this: `git clone https://github.com/barrysteyn/node-scrypt.git` .
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I see a shell, I type `ls`. It's how life works.
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Fake news strikes again, this time on Brazil's elections(theguardian.com)
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by luizfzs 8y ago
is this dog moonwalking?
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by luizfzs 8y ago
The first thing that come to mind is that you can self-host cryptsend, while it doesnt seem to be possible to self-host send.firefox.com
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by luizfzs 8y ago
Was I the only one that clicked on 'better' every time because it was actually the word requested on the statement?
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by luizfzs 8y ago
More than smoking damages it?
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by luizfzs 8y ago
mindblow
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by luizfzs 8y ago
It's not obvious for me (maybe you are joking and I didn't get it)
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by luizfzs 8y ago
8102018 is not a palindromic because it isn't a valid format date (it is, but is nonsense, so not valid on my standards :). examples of valid date formats are: yyyy-mm-dd dd-mm-yyyy
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by luizfzs 8y ago
Because you can't make money whether the elevator falls on wednesday or friday, but you can make money if candidate Y wins instead of candidate X. Where there is money to be made, there is people to be corrupted.
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by luizfzs 8y ago
This Coursera Course is pretty interesting: https://www.coursera.org/learn/internet-history
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by luizfzs 8y ago
Im not saying 'why publishing?'. Im saying 'why publish if I barely know if what Im doing will have some positive result? Think of this example: we are researching for a few months whether an arbitrary compound X has relieff
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by luizfzs 8y ago
I have a master's degree and I learned early that getting a PhD was not for me. The way things worked at the university made me not stand to be in that environment anymore. This thing that is ridiculous in my opinion is that the advis
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by luizfzs 8y ago
Down again

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