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mikehall314
7y ago
Richard Russell was also involved in the Colour Recovery Working Group, which successfully sought to recover the colour signal from black and white telerecordings. For background: many programmes produced on colour videotape by the BBC in t
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7y ago
This is also my take on this paper. It records an increase in reported side effects, which is not the same thing as an actual increase in side effects. Patients may have been experiencing these side effects anyway, but either didn’t report
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8y ago
Here is an entertaining video describing the same notation from Colin Wright. Excellent speaker! https://youtu.be/GNKFSpJIBO0
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Chest pain triage via chatbot
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8y ago
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I thought something was mentioned about "active gaze" in the keynote? The phone detects if you're paying attention; it doesn't unlock if you have your eyes closed, it doesn't unlock if you aren't looking direc
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9y ago
Sure. And I think that's a better approach, on balance.
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9y ago
And bounces, and out of office autoresponders, and so on
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9y ago
If at least one thing is wrong, slavery is wrong?
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9y ago
Clearly, moving from two-factor to single-factor is going to be less secure, but that's not really the question for me. I want to know if this more secure than user-originated passwords? User-originated passwords can be socially engin
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10y ago
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10y ago
Wasn't it the case that the original iPhone was not, in fact, carrier subsidised? That was where the big price cut in the iPhone 3G (at $199, down from $399) came from?
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Improving Perceived Performance with Talisman for Node.js
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Show HN: Talisman – streaming templates for Node
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10y ago
The original source for the pseudo-profound bullshit seems to be http://wisdomofchopra.com/
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11y ago
Digital Design Labs | Liverpool, UK | Full Time | ONSITE Digital Design Labs are a web innovation company, developing mobile-first products for the horse racing, betting, and gaming market. We are looking for a talented Frontend Developer t
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11y ago
Trivial to fix, I would have thought. Record the attempt before testing for validity, rather than after.
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Wat’s Happening: A Closer Look at Wat
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David Cameron’s plan to ban end-to-end encryption
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Has the flawed password system finally had its day?
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12y ago
I'm reminded of the Ricky Gervais movie The Invention of Lying, and how easily his character is able to manipulate the society he is part of because he lies and no-one else does. In Dyer's privacy-less utopia, it just takes one pe
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12y ago
It's an unfortunately common idea that copyright violation is sometimes okay because it amounts to "free advertising" for the organisation whose content you're co-opting. I was disappointed to see that argument made here
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12y ago
I have one which I use as a VPN terminator for the office.
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12y ago
Been using it as my main editor for two months now. Only real complaint is that it slows down over the day and needs restarting.
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12y ago
While I don't strongly disagree with any of the points made regarding the security of the SMS network, I do feel that the article is inordinately preoccupied with banking, and dismisses SMS authentication out of hand because it isn
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13y ago
Indeed, all fair points. Though I disagree that Hróbjartsson et al undermines the notion of many placebo effects.. or maybe I don't, depending on our definition of placebo effect. If we define "placebo effect" as any clinical
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13y ago
The Placebo Effect is something of a misnomer, as there are actually many different placebo effects, which bias trial data in subtle and interesting ways. Effects like regression to the mean and the natural history of the disease, for examp
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The gentle art of cracking passwords
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13y ago
We use stuff from the kids TV show Knightmare. So our app servers are called treguard, merlin, mogdred, hordriss, database server is called knapsack, etc.