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TV ads are about to get personal with new targeting tools
(bloomberg.com)
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Reading these articles about light and quantum theory is always a frustrating experience for me. They are all invariably hand-wavy and never seem to explain things from first-principles. Does anyone have a good reference for a book that doe
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Why 30s? Why not 10s? Or 1hr? Or 1day?
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Sort of surprised that the Viterbi Algorithm (1967) doesn't make the list. The simplicity and efficiency of the algorithm for finding a maximum likelihood sequence is astounding.
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Bitbucket: Two-factor authentication is here
(blog.bitbucket.org)
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Hmm... so by this definition, all arbitrage, irrespective of its frequency, is defined as HFT?
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Blowing the Whistle on Manipulation in NSE
(moneylife.in)
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Asians Are Nearly Twice as Likely to Get a Higher Price from Princeton Review
(propublica.org)
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Competition Commission of India's Report on Google
(livemint.com)
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Tcl is also the de-facto default language for almost all VLSI tools
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I had this same problem. Turns out that the referrer header must come from google for it to work. So: 1. Enable sendRefererHeader in about:config (if you've disabled it in Firefox) 2. Turn off referrer spoofing if you're using uMa
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The "password sharing" feature of Windows 10 is sufficient reason for me to never allow anyone with Windows 10 access to my network. Ever. That's the way I'll opt out. Not by changing my SSID.
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If it's so critical, why doesn't the company hire a larger team to do this and rotate people around in well defined shifts?
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I really don't know. I wasn't there long enough and didn't have full insight into the workings. But my guess is that they eventually settled on a solution that met most of the specs at a reasonable cost. However, what that op
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The next generation of EVMs apparently come with an additional printer unit (VVPAT) that doubles up as a ballot box. The voter can verify that what got printed was the vote he/she cast, and the papers collected in the printer unit'
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How would you "inspect" a ballot box from which real votes have been discarded and which has been stuffed with fake votes? Once you have sufficient access to open a voting machine (electronic or otherwise) and change components, a
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I'm guessing the idea is to have the hints available through spotty connections...
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I used to consult for a company that made WiMax base station equipment in India. Typically, the way government would work, is that they'd send out request for information to multiple vendors. Then, they'd take the list of paramete
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Electronic voting machines used in Indian elections are custom built for the purpose, and cost about $100. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_voting_machines All it has is N buttons, accumulators to store presses of
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Hmm... if there's no kernel, who manages the process scheduling?
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Thanks. Any idea about this? > ...if my application creates a fork(), will the container be unable to handle scheduling of the additional process?
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Ok, this is starting to clear things up for me. When you say that it runs a single process by design, does it mean that if my application creates a fork(), the image will be unable to handle scheduling of the additional process? Let's
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So docker machine will create an image for that particular host (AWS/DO/GC...) and create a docker image on TOP of that, correct? It solves the problem of me configuring multiple hosts, but there's still an extra OS layer in
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Does the docker image run directly on their base virtualization platform or does it run on top of another OS (that I install) that runs on their virtualization platform? I have an OS in my docker image already, so..
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I really, really, don't understand the docker fixation, but maybe I'm missing something. The most important function of docker, IMHO, is that it standardizes the creation of a VM using Virtualbox across platforms. Unless Amazon AW
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Sorry, it's late here and my brain is just unable to parse your sentence. Are you asking if it matters if the information is gained officially or unofficially?
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An honest question: Does the highest paid engineer know that (s)he makes slightly more than you? If so, does (s)he know of it in an official capacity or has (s)he sort-of figured it out? Oftentimes, I've found that management operates
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It's probably true, but the thresholds to move up to the next level are vastly different. On the "management" ladder, you probably need to mostly stay out of the way of your team and let them execute, while acting occasionall
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> MBAs can be particularly useful at extracting value from an existing product / solution, fielding complicated legal / accounting issues, ensuring communication within large companies has high (or at least respectable) signal-
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11y ago
So why would you not have localized infrastructure to handle average loads and use AWS to scale to peak only when necessary? Why use AWS even for your average loads?
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