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10y ago
I had couple conflicts in the few years Ive used it, but they were few and were actual conflicts (a file on a client was updated at the same time the server copy was updated). It does keep a limited file history. I'm not really using
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> dict size: 18 length: 10 I'm assuming "dict size" is the count of possible characters (see how it's 10 for the previous example). For the second example a dict size of 18 presumes the attacker is generating passwo
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10y ago
I use owncloud (and then dropbox inside it so some files are double backed up). I find it to be just fine. Have you had any problems with it?
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10y ago
> "docomo" That would be NTT.
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10y ago
It was just reposted a few weeks ago, but I really like Andrej Karpathy's "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Recurrent Neural Networks": http://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness&#x
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> it's also technically O(exp N) as well. I wonder if this is what one interviewer was trying to get at when he asked me over and over again if a binary search was worst case O(log N). I just kept saying that if you took more than l
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10y ago
Microsoft used to work in "feature teams" of 3 disciplines: an SDE (Software Design Engineer), an SDET (Software Design Engineer in Test), and a PM (either Program Manager or Project Manager, I can never remember). I assume SWE is
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10y ago
Ah that makes sense. I'm interviewing with G soon and so I hope to to be an SWE soon.
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10y ago
If I tell then people will know about it and then they'll write my method into any law they create to force revealing of passwords. It's stupidly simple though.
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10y ago
It's not "hacking" around the law anymore than stopping at a red light instead of blowing right through it is "hacking" around traffic laws. If I literally do not know the password the onus is on the prosecution to
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10y ago
I have a way of setting and entering passwords without ever knowing what the password is. I've only ever done it on accident, but if this ever became law in the US it would become my standard way of entering passwords. They can't
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10y ago
I used to work at Microsoft and have never heard or seen the TLA SWE before. Did mean to type SDE?
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10y ago
I've been on a lot of interviews and the predominant tactic is to ask a pre-determined set of questions that the company/interviewers think you should be able to answer even if the questions aren't in a domain you listed as a
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10y ago
Probably don't want SCROTAL in there either
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10y ago
Netscape Navigator 2.01
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10y ago
Here's the Chrome web store link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-cache-brows... And here's the source: https://github.com/joelself/GoogleCacheBrowser
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10y ago
Wow, yeah, I definitely meant extension. Don't know where plugin came from. I was already writing my Firefox extension using the then WIP Web Extensions api, but I don't remember it being compatible with Chrome extensions, but it&
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10y ago
I publish an open source Chrome plugin that does this for 404 or 503 errors. Except it tries the Google cache first and only hits the Wayback Machine if it gets a 404 from the Google cache. You can also turn it on and off manually if you do
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10y ago
In short: bad grammar is correlated with everything else that I consider bad and here's a complete lack of data to prove it!
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11y ago
I would've liked to have taken notes, but there was no possible way I would be able to take notes and listen (no actually listen) to the lecture at the same time. I can only really focus on one thing at a time. Sometimes less. Usually
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11y ago
Like all things in life the username scarcity problem can be solved with gamification. Initially all users are assigned a unique number as their username. By reaching various predefined goals users can earn new characters to use in their us
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11y ago
So a hosted,SVG jquery-github https://github.com/zenorocha/jquery-github/ of which there are dozens of forks. Even I have my own version.
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11y ago
FANN is GNU licensed (LGPL 2.1), doesn't rely on non-free software, is written in C,so it's the same as Gneural in those regards. But it also is way more mature, has more features, compiles and runs on Linux, Windows and MacOS,and
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There's already FANN: which is more mature and has bindings for 28 other languages: http://leenissen.dk/fann/wp/language-bindings/ I maintain the C# wrapper.
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11y ago
So, I looked up Ethereum hoping to find a dencentralized digital cryptocurrency with transaction times comparable to credit/debit card transactions, but instead I found..I found..what did I find? WTH is Ethereum?
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How do you answer interview questions on large scale system design?
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