na85

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by na85 4y ago
(got your email and sent a reply)
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by na85 4y ago
I have no idea what you're referring to but, if you have to ask in such a fashion then probably not. You'll eventually learn that every online community has its own particular brand of bias and implicit editorial slant , if you w
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by na85 4y ago
Retail. I do low-freq stat arb and it's modestly profitable. I just use IBKR's API, their snapshot data, and postgres. Nothing fancy. Feel free to shoot me an email, it's in my profile.
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by na85 4y ago
I wrote it from scratch.
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by na85 4y ago
I'm pretty sure that I read somewhere there are like 100 freighters that produce as much emissions as all cars on the roads globally.
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by na85 4y ago
If you, like me, were confused: Salesforce owns Slack.
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by na85 4y ago
Where I live there's a brand of duct tape called Duck Tape. It's terrible compared to the 3M brand tape, but it's cheap so it's popular. Also nobody that knows what they're doing uses "duct tape" on ducts
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by na85 4y ago
Not priv sec , priv esc -> PRIVilege ESCalation.
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by na85 4y ago
>The fact that the suggested solution in Python is to give every Python script a full copy of an entire specific Python runtime (via venv) is a mild annoyance as a design pattern...to me. It's not just a mild annoyance, it's a
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by na85 4y ago
>That's literally true, though? There's no Schrodinger's Burglar. You've been robbed once I take your wallet, whether you've discovered it or not.
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by na85 4y ago
Pretty sure that the point of an EMSEC zone is to enable the use of commercial off the shelf (COTS) computing gear for classified processing. TEMPEST equipment is very expensive and a SCIF obviates the need for it. None of the SCIFs I'
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by na85 4y ago
Mostly C#, Lisp, and Python, very very occasionally some C.
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by na85 4y ago
>When I initially started Go, it felt so easy to pick up. Same. It felt freeing to just say "fuck it, I'll use a struct" and have the built-ins required to automagically marshall json on the wire to structs in memory. Th
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by na85 4y ago
Electrical Engineers also work in semiconductor design, nuclear power, RF, and a whole host of other domains, none of which are child's play. >For a SW person, heck, there is always something that must be mastered, and pronto. Unles
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by na85 4y ago
Repeatedly applying the question "can we leverage <computer hardware subsystem> to exfiltrate data?" is valuable research.
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by na85 4y ago
The list you gave quite neatly illustrates why EMSEC zones exist. If your security posture includes physical exclusion out to a distance where these signals are no longer discernible above the background noise, and/or you have faraday
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by na85 4y ago
Firefox sync works well. I have an Android so can't comment on the iphone but Firefox works well on my MacBook.
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by na85 4y ago
Back in the 90s we considered the ability to "View Source" an indispensable tool not just for learning but also for keeping the spirit of the early web alive. If your design is so precious to you, you can use flash or DRM or somet
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by na85 4y ago
I prefer to use multiple, smaller config files to keep them manageable.
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by na85 4y ago
Hasn't sectorlisp rendered all these things superfluous?
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by na85 4y ago
I was thinking I was about to hit a landing page for a laptop with qubes or something featuring ready to go Kali VMs and lots of ports/connectivity like IR, exposed GPIO, an onboard SDR module, etc. One can dream.
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by na85 4y ago
I mean there's a reason for the slow and steady trend of North Americans leaving small towns for big cities.
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by na85 4y ago
Yeah plans never change, right?
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by na85 4y ago
So I gotta pay extra if my wife orders Thai but I'm the one that picks it up?
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by na85 4y ago
Common automotive Diesel fuel is a paraffin, just like JP-8/Jet A1. They're chemically pretty similar.
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by na85 4y ago
Hey as long as we all agree Electron sucks, amirite
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by na85 4y ago
If someone wasn't smart enough to realize they could take the piece of paper off the fridge, I'm not sure they'd be able to operate a computer
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by na85 4y ago
I would never write something so ambiguous.
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by na85 4y ago
The optimal solution is thus: "What's your wifi password?" "It's written right there on the fridge"
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by na85 4y ago
>courageous Yes I'm certain the folks at Uber were feeling the pressure every day at their Bay Area office with its foosball tables. Good grief.

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