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by namecast 11y ago
It's a protocol layer thing, mostly down to "what prefix sizes can I reasonably expect other providers to accept?" For IPv4 the answer was a /24; for IPv6 the answer seems to be a /64 at this point, and burning an
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by namecast 11y ago
Meh, I'll bite, since it's been posted.... 1) This is from a Nanog talk back in 2006. Nearly a decade later, it's appropriate to ask 'how do I properly do IPv6 TCP anycast then?', and the answer is, sorry, it's
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by namecast 11y ago
Just under 64 years ago, Nash's Ph.D dissertation 'Non-Cooperative Games' was published in the Annals of Mathematics. The most legible copy I've found on the web is here: http://www.cs.upc.edu/~ia/na
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by namecast 11y ago
Hi Erik! I imagine you're going to be flooded with advice to grab a lawyer right quick, and that it's just smarter to change your domain name immediately. I'll offer a dissenting opinion, after having dealt with one too many
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by namecast 11y ago
Hmm. I think the Bloomberg article oversimplified Tobin's work to the point where a) your interpretation of the article's claim is correct but b) definitely not in line with what Tobin claimed. If Tobin were still alive, I think h
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by namecast 11y ago
I've been using Godeps, which feels like a close equivalent - have a gander and see if it's useful: https://github.com/tools/godep Semver support was what got me using godep and I haven't looked back sin
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by namecast 12y ago
This in turn means that you can't pull any docker images if they're on the public index, e.g: :~ $ sudo docker pull debian Pulling repository debian 2015/03/20 23:42:18 Get https://index.docker.io/v1&#x2
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by namecast 12y ago
I found this paper useful for a side project I worked on a few months ago, one that made use of n-grams in a naive bayesian classifier: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1305.6143v2.pdf and the lead authors's github repos are:
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China Requiring Real Names to Be Tied to Online Accounts as of March First(engadget.com)
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by namecast 12y ago
Everyone here is mentioning the "bean flatulence" effect that soaking apparently prevents. Adding my two cents: if you take the article's advice specifically for red kidney beans, you'll have bigger problems than gas. h
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by namecast 12y ago
This is discussed all the time - there's a running joke about how the 200 day moving average only works because everyone believes it does. That said, there are so many different TA techniques / indicators / gurus that, for al
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by namecast 12y ago
Deleted my response when I saw this better one. I'll only add these links as they're good for background: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippage_(finance) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark
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by namecast 12y ago
You: >the interchange fees for Visa and Mastercard have a surcharge for rewards cards. >It is definitely not the case that the rewards for your card are free (to the merchant/consumer). Me: > And the rewards aren't paid f
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by namecast 12y ago
Agreed. And the rewards aren't paid for with the fees charged to the customer; they're paid for with sweetheart deals between the payment processor and reward provider. There's nothing wrong with this even - it's biz dev
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by namecast 12y ago
Not that I don't think the PDF is awesome, but this link is actually to 'How Old Is The Shepherd', an essay on mathematics education in the U.S., dated 2006.
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by namecast 12y ago
From my comment: "...less stays in my pocket, which means that less will be available for me to spend on the local economy (though it should be benefiting us locals indirectly via taxes, or so goes the theory.) " I'm not exc
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by namecast 12y ago
Fully agreed. (And for the record, I'm absolutely not rationalizing their violations - just pointing out that "we're out $33 MM USD because lost tax revenue" is the wrong way to be looking at this. I think we should have
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by namecast 12y ago
That's a weird way of looking at money, isn't it? Hypothetically: I have X dollars in my pocket for a trip to NYC. I can spend it on my hotel + the taxes that the hotel pays, or to an AirBNB host. All things being equal, let'
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by namecast 12y ago
....which works out to somewhere between one and two metrocard rides per city resident worth of annual lost tax revenue, and is only ~33% of the NYPD's annual settlement slush fund: http://www.reddit.com/r/news&#x2
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by namecast 12y ago
I've done this. In a word: don't. The digital nomad freelancer lifestyle is fine, but one of the things you need to pull it off is a steady base of consulting clients already available, preferably with long term project needs, who
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by namecast 12y ago
Hrmm. Later on it is explained: 2.1. Values A JSON value MUST be an object, array, number, or string, or one of the following three literal names: false null true ... so what you're receiving is technically a valid
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by namecast 12y ago
Hmm. Is root privs escalation part of shellshock? If not, then I think this is just going to try to yum update or apt-get update as the www-data user / nobody user / apache user / you get the idea. Anyone who's running t
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by namecast 12y ago
I'm in for #2. And no to #1, but I'm not sure we'd notice if we did. Here's a theory that you might be able to chase down with AWS EC2 support folks: Many, many EC2 instances are either scheduled to be created on the hou
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by namecast 12y ago
Common: sadly, yes. Acceptable? Yikes no! Important details: whose passwords are being logged? His own? Other co-workers? Management? Clients? Is management or anyone else for that matter aware of this? How are they being logged? As part of
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by namecast 12y ago
You forgot the link to dnscat2 on GH - I hope you don't mind, it's in the presentation and totally the first thing I wanted to look at: https://github.com/iagox86/dnscat2 I see shell/exec/upload&#x2
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by namecast 12y ago
Chris: you need to identify yourself if you're going to push your viewpoint here. You're the only author of a controversial blog post that's pushing what I'll gently describe as an interesting theory - not a casual HN ob
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by namecast 12y ago
For now I'm going to offer gut feeling. Take this or leave it - I wrote two paragraphs here that essentially came down to an argument to an authority re: my personal experience and the opinions people who know who trade. That's sh
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by namecast 12y ago
There is evidence that this sort of thing is already happening. Google 'quote stuffing'. There are those who say quote stuffing in HFT is a bug; my personal opinion is that it is done by design....
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by namecast 12y ago
This isn't the law; it's a set of guidelines for federal agencies to follow. It'd be illegal if the department of health and human services or the FDA pulled this type of stunt, because they've voluntarily agreed not to
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by namecast 12y ago
1) Cheaper and way more fun! 2) I try to plan weekly. I purchase legumes and rice and non-perishables weekly or even bi-weekly, and proteins (meat, fish, chicken) on a 2-3 day cycle. 3) Protein + rice or pasta + veggies. Sometimes adding mo

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