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panta
6y ago
You are right in that security is a trade-off, but a security vulnerability should be considered almost as a failed system from a business perspective imho, because sooner or later it will turn into one. If you architect your systems to fai
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panta
6y ago
Now, but will you think the same in 20 or 30 years?
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panta
6y ago
If it’s only a question of money, if a 3 letter agency or someone else pays more than you to access your unencrypted data then what happens?
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6y ago
I agree. I would only add that when the problem space is not well understood, these cobbled together solutions can also give the illusion of working well, but being suboptimal in the long term they can accumulate large "missed-opportun
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panta
6y ago
It’s even stronger than that: the other part of the job is extracting requirements from people who don’t understand the problem they want to solve - even when the problem is not technological. There is no silver bullet (AGI would be it, but
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6y ago
Well, probably there were no previous years for SARS-CoV-2. If you are referring to the increased deaths compared to other regions in Italy, there are many factors, the most prominent probably being (a) Lombardy's terrible healthcare h
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SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence in healthy blood donors during Covid-19 Milan outbreak
(medrxiv.org)
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6y ago
This study [1] published by Policlinico di Milano found that 4.6% of blood donors had anti-SARS-CoV-2 IgM/IgG antibodies at the start of the pandemic (February 24th). See also these articles (in Italian): - https://www.polic
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panta
6y ago
Stealing data about the users as accurately as possible requires more code than one would think.
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6y ago
I'm not knowledgeable on the subject, but reading the related wikipedia page [1], and in particular the section about liquidator mortality, leaves me skeptic about the <100 numbers. And there are also deaths which are more loosely r
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panta
6y ago
I’m interested too. GitHub username: panta
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panta
6y ago
Not the OP, but for me energy restoring activities are “active” ones, like hobbies where you create/build something. Working on a painting, photo, sculpting, writing, working on a side project, playing intelligent games with your dog,
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7y ago
CFR is affected by the methodology with which you count the positive cases. Italy is badly underestimating the number of affected people (the head of the Civil Protection service says that we could have 10 times more cases than those accoun
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7y ago
For sure it’s more integrated than southern Italy, but I don’t know and can’t speak about other EU countries. It’s entirely possible the higher traffic brought in the first asymptomatic cases earlier than in other regions.
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7y ago
Italian here. The most probable cause for that is that these areas started being affected earlier, so the virus had more time to spread before the lockdown.
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7y ago
Yes, this. uBlock Origin seems to have ~15 million active users between Chrome and Firefox (source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock_Origin#uBlock_Origin ). If it only spared us 10 seconds a day on average (probably
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7y ago
Yes. I’m not a scientist, but I think if there were good compiled python/R alternatives, the scientific world would benefit greatly, if not only for the reduced waiting times... Maybe a language with Go simplicity and speed and Python
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8y ago
Some of mine not already seen: alias mirror='wget -m -r -np -p -k -E' alias g_short_hash='git rev-parse --short --verify HEAD' alias g_head_branch='echo "`git symbolic-ref HEAD 2> /dev
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8y ago
The Vue docs have a comparison page: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/comparison.html#React Personally I find Vue simpler. The conceptual model is simple, and the "syntax" is intuitive and easy to remember. Vu
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Evernote New CEO: Ian Small
(evernote.com)
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8y ago
The tail in dogs is fairly important for communication (especially with other dogs - intraspecific communication), as it can indicate many different emotional states, not only excitement. See for example https://www.mdpi.com/
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8y ago
Another "revisitation" is contained in "Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business" by Neil Postman, an essay written in 1985 which extends the thesis that media are the main force which are
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panta
8y ago
panta - at - mailbox.org
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8y ago
Hi Matthew, I'm very interested in your setup, since I've stability issues with my Hackintosh. May I contact you in private?
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9y ago
You have to start somewhere. If you start saying it won't work, it is a self-fulfilling prophecy. On the other hand, if you start something not too unreasonable saying that you can do it, it can be a self-fulfilling prophecy too, but a
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9y ago
If I may ask, what your previous career/education was about? Maybe they are not very relevant, but they are definitely better than nothing and could be a common interest with a potential employer. The fact that you are a bit technicall
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9y ago
I understand your points and your frustration, but regarding point 1. you can't reasonably wait for the system to change in your region (especially with the current administration) (btw I don't know how feasible - but have you con
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9y ago
That this can happen and there is no public safety net is infuriating to me. This cannot happen in a civilized society. Can we, the HN community, do something for you? Maybe setup a collection towards an "honor loan" to give this
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9y ago
Yeah, I think I was one of the early licenses, but I was wondering if there was a way to open source it while preserving the financial benefits.
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9y ago
Thanks for fman and for the transparency of your whole process. I am decidedly interested in your open-sourcing fman, I'll add myself to the subscription list. I have a suggestion: why don't you launch a kickstarter (or other more
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