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otoburb
10y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for making Betty[1]. It was a lot of fun using Betty a couple of years ago before the bot-hype took off. [1] https://github.com/pickhardt/betty
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10y ago
It will be difficult to appreciate the full sensory range of stuff from bygone eras without touch/pressure and smell to accompany the VR reconstructions. I hope researchers and VR companies can perfect these as fast follow-on feature e
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otoburb
10y ago
>> Let’s explore the implications of these two things: the need for a standard and the need for fiber. I respect Susan Crawford's writing and am in general agreement with her consistent drumbeat for fiber upgrades as one of the
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otoburb
10y ago
'brendangregg - Do you believe that DTrace will maintain status as the penultimate bees knees in dynamic tracing for the foreseeable future, or will Linux's BPF and other tracing tools quickly overtake DTrace?
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otoburb
10y ago
The "specialist vs. generalist" question is only one dimension. It would help if you could explain which business function you're interested in trying next. The System/Sales Engineer role is flexible enough that you shou
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otoburb
10y ago
I agree with you. But since a clear picture wasn't included, here's our friendly CDC providing the lifecycle dvelopment of this bug[1]. [1] http://www.cdc.gov/parasites/chagas/gen_info/vectors/t
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10y ago
The term "bubble wrap" looks like it is still trademarked[1], even though it's commonly used as a generic term. Hopefully this flies under Sealed Air's radar. I often wonder how far organizations will go to protect physi
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10y ago
On the one hand, that is somewhat reassuring for happy paths. For this particular use-case, that's a bummer.
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otoburb
10y ago
Agreed, but ideally logging would only commence after the phone is locked via Find My iPhone.
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otoburb
10y ago
If your iphone is locked, how about a log of the thumbprints that attempt to open the phone sent to an escrow account that only Apple and you can open with shared passwords? The existence of the feature would hopefully act as one more trivi
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otoburb
10y ago
Isn't is easier to forward into one inbox, and then just have that one gmail window open? You can set up gmail to send emails with aliases so that you can correspond as if you are responding from the other accounts.
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10y ago
Do not fixate on job title progression alone; your co-founder titles are impressive enough. Outline your area(s) of responsibility on each project, especially if you all rotated roles once in a while. Focus on growth of both top and bottom
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Apple is taking away iPhone owners’ right to bear (emoji) arms
(qz.com)
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Silicon Is Just Sand
(epicmagazine.com)
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The Seventh Sense – Power, Fortune, and Survival in the Age of Networks
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Replacing ill workers with healthy ones may accelerate some epidemics
(santafe.edu)
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How a tech unicorn creates value
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Jeep Hackers Are Back Proving Car Hacking Gets Much Worse
(wired.com)
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Fat Thinking and Economies of Variety
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Zero Knowledge Proofs for NP
(jeremykun.com)
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The Strategy Behind Verizon’s Buying Spree
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Carrier firewall policies generally allow any outbound traffic. Some carriers in specific countries may have more restrictive policies for either regulatory or carrier-specific reasons, such as the United Arab Emirates Telecommunications Re
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10y ago
>> [...] assuming you could never truly trust the client to not mess with/read the data. We have to wait for fully homomorphic encryption[1] to realize this, or a clever implementation of zero-knowledge proofs. Your proof of con
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10y ago
Might be best to focus on "tech" that your friend's daughter is already interested in. Tech is too all-encompassing a term without providing additional qualifiers. For example, if she is interested in how apps work, start wit
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The LFE compiler is referenced deeper in the documentation[1]. I also had to hunt to answer that question after the tutorial gave an example of compiling one of the example modules. [1] https://github.com/rvirding/lfe&#
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Backticks in Factor
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Adoption of HTTPS helps somewhat to counter this, but note that advertisers and content sites are also complicit. Carriers wouldn't have injected such headers without demand from content partners and other run-of-the-mill sites. Vilify
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HarvardXPlus
(courses.harvardxplus.harvard.edu)
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Chuck Moore also founded GreenArrays Inc.[1], building on his work at IntellaSys (the previous chip company he founded) and the resultant lawsuits. [1] http://www.greenarraychips.com/
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>> On topic, I still don't have a good sense of what Hacker School/Recurse Center is . Their about page[1] should help to clear up any confusion. It wasn't easily linked from the 5-yr announcement page, and I had si
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