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nyellin
6y ago
If this is the type of thing that interests you, it's worth pointing out that Guardicore is hiring a team lead to manage the open source project: https://www.guardicore.com/company/careers/?id=AE.71F
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nyellin
6y ago
It is open source to the best of my knowledge. (I know one of the developers at Guardicore which develops it.)
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6y ago
I agree with your examples and I agree that markets aren't efficient, but the "proof" you present is invalid because individual investors could be inefficient yet that doesn't mean that in aggregate markets are inefficie
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BPF Portability and CO-Re (Compile Once Run Everywhere)
(facebookmicrosites.github.io)
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nyellin
6y ago
Under the hood that uses eBPF handlers for the sys_enter and sys_exit tracepoints https://github.com/microsoft/ProcMon-for-Linux/blob/main/src...
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nyellin
6y ago
I'm the author. I wasn't familiar with process accounting. Thanks for pointing it out!
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The Difficulties of Tracking Running Processes on Linux
(natanyellin.com)
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The wrong way to filter sockets with BPF
(natanyellin.com)
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David Frum defending his position to keep marijuana illegal
(abovethelaw.com)
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Trophy (Active Protection System for tanks)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
Sure, it's simple if you realize that memory heaps are sequential and the server's private key can be found after the address of a short-lived packet buffer... It is not trivial explaining all that with simple analogy my grandmo
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nyellin
13y ago
This is why xkcd is unique - not because of the puns or nerdy references, but because of Randall's ability to make complicated issues simple.
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Crowdfunded research: Do Elephants have Grammar?
(thunderclap.it)
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Seeking Alpha: Who needs an acquisition when we're doing so well?
(venturebeat.com)
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Simple litmus test for disruptive companies
(replyall.me)
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Entrepreneurs are bad at fundraising - an interview with Mark Davis
(replyall.me)
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nyellin
14y ago
Why would Google do that?
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The seasick squid
(buttersafe.com)
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nyellin
14y ago
Elizabeth Gilbert made that same point in a TED talk. http://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_gilbert_on_genius.html
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nyellin
14y ago
What country do you live in? I have never seen an Israeli ISP do that. (Although, there were reports a few years ago that Bezeq intercepted .torrent files to add their own trackers to the file.)
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Beautiful, high resolution, sand photography
(discovermagazine.com)
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14y ago
Actually, I assumed he tried Googling the invalid numbers. And logging browser + geographic information in error handlers is standard practice.
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14y ago
Haven't tried this, but can't just do a whois query for the IP address?
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nyellin
14y ago
Oddly, the top two anti-VC comments are from Israeli HN users. I wonder what that says about us.
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14y ago
You would still need a strong signal near the target, which is more difficult than setting up a drone-trap like Iran seems to have done. Is it possible to somehow sign GPS coordinates? (Perhaps sync an internal clock at each mission's start
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14y ago
Each one of these could be a potential missile used against us. This seems to be exaggerated. Wouldn't you need a drone on American soil, already right next to the target, in order to crash it by sending falsified GPS coordinates?
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Artemis - a simulated spaceship bridge game
(artemis.eochu.com)
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Detexify - Draw a LaTeX symbol to look it up
(detexify.kirelabs.org)
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14y ago
You need a demo and more details. When does the rate bar show? Where does it show? How easy is it to dismiss?
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14y ago
This is simply wrong. I had a serious issue with Google AppEngine. My emails to support were utterly ignored. Nothing. No reply whatsoever, so I moved off AppEngine and have been nervous since then about every Google service is use. There w
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