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by mememememememe 14y ago
Hmm that's not a very good argument. Why should search page on Google be encrypted then? Youtube has search function too.
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Ask HN: Why is Youtube not https strict?
3 points by mememememememe 14y ago|6 comments
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by mememememememe 14y ago
I am not surprised with "Interviewing candidates" getting low score, but it did receive some votes.... any proof?
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by mememememememe 14y ago
Exactly what Yen said. People generally say "solve" to some sizes of the problem,. Obviously it isn't hard to solve a 4x4 minsweeper... maybe I need to rephrase: "I wrote a minesweeper game..."
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by mememememememe 14y ago
to be honest, many positions are filled through referral.
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by mememememememe 14y ago
I agree with you on the unnecessary puzzle solving. I don't even solve Sudoku. How can I even come up with a reasonable solution in 45 minute? The only puzzle I ever solved with C++ and Java was minesweeper and it took me a month in each la
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by mememememememe 14y ago
If you go to Python and type in import os; print os.getcwd(); you can tell that they are not fooling users. The Python code is executed and returned. I am just surprised how fast they are able to run and return.
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Ask HN: How did Codeacdemy run code so damn fast?
7 points by mememememememe 14y ago|3 comments
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Outsourcing the Decryption of ABE Ciphertexts (bubbva.blogspot.com)
1 points by mememememememe 14y ago|0 comments
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by mememememememe 14y ago
Maybe you don't use this but some people will use it because they find this useful. Why so many startups doing the same thing? Why reinvent the wheel? Why another Facebook? Why spotify or Pandora? Why not iTune and Youtube?
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by mememememememe 14y ago
CRS book is okay... but it's way too complex for undergraduate. I rather listen to lectures than reading this book. I think even talent programmers have to agree with me that CRS is a reference, not a textbook for teaching. It's only for pe
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by mememememememe 14y ago
Zero possible positives? Ideally, hackers, not crackers, are supposed to HELP companies and organisations to discover their loopholes before it was too late for them. So many attacks are friendly. Many hacker groups (not crackers) would ste
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by mememememememe 14y ago
But... what commercial projects can possibly be on GitHub that worth this trouble? Facebook's C++ compiler? .... If there is such commercial product, it would have been self-hosted. Not GitHub.
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by mememememememe 14y ago
But this is known for years. I've been using this since the second week of using Linux.
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by mememememememe 14y ago
Why is it so hard to guess? Obviously GitHub is popular. Most popular sites have been DDOSing. People perform DDOS either they hate that site, they want to gain something out of it, or they just want to turn it down for fun. Stop speculatin
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Felix Baumgartner flight photo set :)(facebook.com)
1 points by mememememememe 14y ago|0 comments
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by mememememememe 14y ago
This is really useful...
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by mememememememe 14y ago
People in the hardware or embedded system industry have to read it page by page, word by word because they do. People who actually design compilers have that too. People who actually work with specs like Mozilla have a big manual too. Peopl
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by mememememememe 14y ago
GPU are more expensive. I mean why not just run a stack of FPGA?
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by mememememememe 14y ago
I will be surprised if any YC actually doesn't do CI.
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Ask HN: I need a title for my talk
3 points by mememememememe 14y ago|7 comments