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by mcharkin 16y ago
ThreatMetrix has been working on a way to identify people's browser without the use of cookies. They have some proprietary solution which probably does a combination of magical browser hashing and incorporating with their existent fraud dat
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Cookieless Identification to Prevent Fraud While Protecting Privacy (ha)(threatmetrix.com)
2 points by mcharkin 16y ago|2 comments
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by mcharkin 16y ago
A couple of years ago Carnegie Mellon used to have a student led course on DOTA, although I am not sure intense and mathematical that was. My friends an I only joked about the course's existence. I am curious, is anybody aware of any other
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Interesting Dating Site startup idea, looking for co-hacker/co-UXer
1 points by mcharkin 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcharkin 16y ago
Despite being a software developer who spends a lot of time in form of the computer screen, I think the world today is pushing the internet and computers onto kids that are too young. It would be increasingly disappointing if kids keep beco
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by mcharkin 16y ago
As some others below mentioned, I suggest getting in some exercise. Sitting in front of a computer and coding/debugging/yelling at the computer all day gets a bit stressful and its probably wears you out. Even a short 15 minute morning rout
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by mcharkin 16y ago
Although documentation is great, too often I have seen it get out of date, especially the big block comments above the functions. It also becomes to understand a big block comment, especially if the comment is too detailed, since you have t
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Java compiler bug with generics(coursermonster.wordpress.com)
2 points by mcharkin 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcharkin 16y ago
Having JavaScript on the server side makes me a bit weary, because of the difficulties of developing with it on the user side well mainly the no compilation/type checking and lack of concurrency. With the push to multi-processor systems con