mikkom

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   by mikkom 11y ago

   :-) Bcrypt it is then.
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   Okay I understand this much better now. I was assuming this was about remote access exploit not a local one. Point taken. Use SHA-? instead of MD5.
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   Okay so the original comment was probably about cracking MD5's then. Thanks for clarification as this was not clear from the original comment.
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   If someone has local access then it's easy to crack any passwords (of any hashing algo). However if the cracker has local access and/or full access to DB then weak password hashing is one of the least problems.. Making password ch
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   As I'm not up to the current security research, what is problem with using md5 hash of name+password? Is the missing salt problem you are refering to? Brute forcing md5 is easier than some other hashing algo because of collisions? (And
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   I don't think people realize that DuckDuckGo is a meta search engine, they don't have their own algorithm. Instead they are using whatever is cheapest at the moment. It's very hard to get better results if you can't modi
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   So this is not javascript version of shen? Very confusing name. http://www.shenlanguage.org/
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   What's the point if Ceylon already compiles to Javascript?
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   by mikkom 11y ago

   Serverless = using someone elses servers?
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    You didn't read the article did you? (the founder of the advertised app is the female cofounder you speak of)
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    > There are a lot of people who made a lot of money in bitcoins, and who hold a LOT of bitcoins. This is going to be an easy way for them to spend it on a normal day-to-day basis. It's a wonderful way to laundry your drug money!
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    Funny thing, I have created a few template languages (one of the first I created was used to build a local EU commission site and was programmed in ansi C because Java was not mature yet for web, this was time of Altavista for those who rem
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    Yes but a very interesting one.
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    Texture Synthesis with Convolutional Neural Networks(bethgelab.org)

    5 points by mikkom 11y ago|0 comments
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    What a silly headline. The actual quote is (emphasis mine) > Björn Eriksson, former head of Sweden’s national police and now head of Säkerhetsbranschen, a lobbying group for the security industry , told The Local, “I’ve heard of people
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    Are you sure this isn't by design? I mean if you send a link of https://www.google.com/search?q=computer+language&....&q=python it should return different results than https://www.googl
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    Unfortunately war crime trials are always for losers of wars, not winners.
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    > 3. Lack of training data > [...] > There's not an incredibly rich structure to extract, and with short outputs the weirdness doesn't compound and cycles aren't as likely. A common small dataset for playing with RNN
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    What I'm surprised most is that the headlines seem not to be much better than your average markov chain output
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    It's extemely simple to fake the sender of email. That's what probably happened.
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    > They seem to have done a lot of things right'' This is because Elixir is "just" a different syntax for Erlang/OTP which is used in very mission critical software in real world (it was originally created for tel
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    I love random forests but IMO the default should be extremely randomized forests. It's interesting that he advocates random forests as ExtraTrees (sklearns extremely randomized forest implementation) is also visible on his images. htt
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    > Living in Holland, where everyone does online transactions with iDeal, I find it hard to understand why the rest of the world is using credit card payments at all, for anything. We do have both ideal type payments and credit card payme
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    I think it's mostly the immutability. That can be quite frustrating sometimes.
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    Please note: This advice is for designers who have just graduated from art school. The answers are for question: "Q: I graduated from school this year and I’ve been looking for my first job. After interviewing around, I finally got a j
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    Nice list although I knew many of the games from other platforms (c64 and amiga mostly) where the graphics were a lot better.
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    This paper is also worth reading, it's excellent and very little known (comparisons start from page 5) http://www.cs.uic.edu/~tdang/file/CHIRP-KDD.pdf
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    I really, really hope the official russian government trolls can't access it either.
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    That's why they should have used other metrics than average.
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    by mikkom 11y ago

    Isn't average the wrong value as outliers skew data considerably? Median would be much better.