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by marshray 4y ago
The Canadian truck protesters were allowed to shut down the center of the city, blast their horns 24 hours a day, and shut down a major international trade route. They were permitted to do this for weeks before the citizens got sick of it
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by marshray 4y ago
Would a cartoon about Mickey Duck and Donald Mouse be infringing?
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by marshray 4y ago
Yes, there are definitely teams doing related interesting stuff in the UK! Just use that same site to search open positions in your area. (sorry for the late reply)
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by marshray 4y ago
Didn't that break bookmarks?
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by marshray 4y ago
Join a great team and build tools to catch advanced attackers! * Remote * Data forensics * Security research * Rust Senior Research Software Engineer Microsoft Research is building new tools to automate the search for unknown m
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by marshray 5y ago
As many of these comments show, it's easy to come up with creative and probably effective sources of entropy. The problem is knowing when you've collected enough to (re)seed your random bit generator. Entropy sources usually have
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by marshray 5y ago
Putin has repeatedly made clear his (weird) belief that NATO will base hypersonic nuclear missiles in a free Ukraine. Yesterday he claimed Ukraine will develop its own nukes. These claims would suggest that Putin will stop at nothing short
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by marshray 5y ago
Long division.
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by marshray 5y ago
'Repair Shop' is on Netflix (in the US at least). Highly recommended.
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by marshray 5y ago
Microsoft Research - Sr Research Software Engineer - Redmond, WA or remote Microsoft Research is building new tools to automate the search for unknown malicious software. We are the growing, evolving team behind Microsoft’s AVML, OneFuzz, P
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by marshray 5y ago
In the type of things that Javascript considers 'numbers', it's a value used to indicate that it's not of the type of things that math considers 'numbers'.
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by marshray 5y ago
Think of every developer tutorial that shows you how to get started running HTTP on localhost port 8080 (or whatever). Authentication is left as an exercise for later. Every web page you visit can access that site.
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by marshray 5y ago
> which looks no different to any other HTTPS traffic Last I heard Tor split all data up into 512 byte chunks. So the statistical distribution of packet sizes could still give you away. In general, Tor does not hide the fact that you are
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by marshray 5y ago
"Make illegal states unrepresentable" is usually attributed to Yaron Minsky of Jane Street. This video shows it at 28:02. https://blog.janestreet.com/effective-ml-video/ https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by marshray 5y ago
> The network’s own research shows that users consider each title for a whopping 1.8 seconds Funny, that's almost exactly how long it takes for the promo video to start auto-playing. I know for myself I try to skip past titles befo
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by marshray 5y ago
The "Electricity" misconception pages are golden http://amasci.com/miscon/elect.html
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by marshray 5y ago
IIRC, Werner Herzog's Cave of Forgotten Dreams (2010) has some scenes where the cave walls are illuminated by flickering light.
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by marshray 5y ago
In the vacuum cleaner episode @ 20:34 "This is a pig, built for The Pink Floyd , by a local firm."
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by marshray 5y ago
> If the game engine is fast enough to push 60fps to the monitor, then it's fast enough to push 60fps to the network. How much is that in bandwidth costs? Is it better or worse than providing periodic multi-GiB updates to every play
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by marshray 5y ago
Passing statistical tests is the lowest, most basic, requirement for cryptographic RNGs. Beyond that, you need to prove that no other party (i.e., the 'attacker') can predict the output any better than random chance, even if they&
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by marshray 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry%E2%80%93Howard_correspon... "In other words, the Curry–Howard correspondence is the observation that two families of seemingly unrelated formalisms—namely, the proof systems on
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by marshray 5y ago
IMO, per captia measures only matters for countries that allow unrestricted internal movement. China strictly controls how many people are allowed to migrate from the countryside to work in the cities, so it is, in some respects, multiple d
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by marshray 5y ago
Note that data doesn't break down the region 'North West'. I don't have AC and neither do many of my coworkers. Seattle has the lowest percentage of home AC in the nation. It's not installed standard in new construc
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by marshray 5y ago
The big stores had all sold out of air conditioners earlier this week. Folks are checking into hotel rooms just for the AC.
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by marshray 5y ago
You're happy to give up your privacy just to save typing a few characters?
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by marshray 5y ago
You could build a test lab for examining the attack surface exposed by cell phones to their mobile carriers. In a Faraday cage, of course.
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by marshray 5y ago
Perhaps the titles at least should be optimized for people deciding whether to click the link.
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by marshray 5y ago
I have a mostly complete set of BYTEs from the late 70's into the 90's. Thank you for reminding me why I haul them around every time I move. I would love to donate them but can't think of anywhere worthy.
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by marshray 5y ago
Sky is a treasure. Avoid spoilers until you've played it all the way through!
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by marshray 5y ago
The more nodes you have participating the more secure an onion system tends to be. Since the Tor network can carry most kinds of traffic, the motivation to avoid a fork is strong.

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