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by professorTuring 12y ago
Unfortunately this article doesn't dig enough... It doesn't even mention where the cameras are placed, algorithms, technology... It is just a reworded version of any article in any newspaper... The wikipedia goes (just a bit) deep
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by professorTuring 12y ago
Sorry, you are so right, I meant IRPF in my third point and I was referring to the 21% (around 1000€ with the salary I proposed). About the VAT, well, I usually price VAT included... I just wanted to point out the VAT issue, the "cuota
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by professorTuring 12y ago
I am from Spain, when charging you should take into consideration various aspects: 1. 21% of your fee goes behind taxes. 2. If you want to work on your own you have to pay each month around 250€ 3. If you are going to live there, you should
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by professorTuring 12y ago
"No. Languages take a while to die. C is still around." That is unfortunate. You can't compare a language supported by mostly one company as Objective-C against one of the most important languages around. C is widely
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by professorTuring 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE - InfoSec I would like to help your enterprise with your security concerns in the development life cycle (SDLC security). I can also work with you in different security areas, I just believe this should be the more att
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by professorTuring 12y ago
This is crazy but it might work: 1. Start talking about a prize you won, something like "Remember that radio show I called? Well, finally I won the macbook pro contest". 2. Set up an environment where you have to go somewhere but
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by professorTuring 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote - Security Consultant If you don't want to appear in the front page due to you security problems, just hire me. I will help you in your security design, processes, procedures, ERP, DRP, compliance, key management,
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by professorTuring 12y ago
Definitely. Child, this is why I always add unit tests.
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by professorTuring 12y ago
Ok this is my dumbest time in life xD (I just directly didn't take into consideration that part because it never has overflow...)...
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by professorTuring 12y ago
Ok, I think this should do the trick: return((a ^ b) | (a ^ (*rp)) < 0) ? 1 : 0; doesn't it?
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by professorTuring 12y ago
I might be missing something, but I have tested it and it gives me "0" and no overflow. edit: Ok, I do missed one spot (my mind tricked me), the answer shouldn't be 0.
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by professorTuring 12y ago
EDIT 2: Editing... EDIT 1: as spotted by @pbsd this was not working good with some values... I have added a way of checking the overflow and I have tested it: #define BITS (8*sizeof(int))-1 int checked_add(int a, int b, int *rp) {
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by professorTuring 13y ago
We don't want to provide only "consultancy", we provide actual technical work. But what we really provide is an easy and affordable way to start thinking in security and bringing it into your day to day, from decision making
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by professorTuring 13y ago
Clickable link: http://www.kibytes.com
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Security for startups
7 points by professorTuring 13y ago|3 comments
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by professorTuring 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE - Security Consultant I would like to help your enterprise with your security concerns. I will help you in your security design and analysis, processes, procedures, ERP, DRP, compliance, key management, PCI-DSS... We w
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by professorTuring 13y ago
A question: have you hired a security consultant to review your procedures and processes? or, are you yourself a security expert? I mean, do you know that a secure mail is much more than encryption and public-private key? You really need to
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by professorTuring 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote - Security Consultant If you don't want to appear in the front page due to you security problems, just hire me. I will help you in your security design, processes, procedures, ERP, DRP, compliance, key management,
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by professorTuring 13y ago
Dear software engineers working with money or crypto: hire security consultants . Pay them with your favorite cryptocurrency.
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by professorTuring 13y ago
Great! I will =)
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by professorTuring 13y ago
Ok, let me add that since we are both an NGO and an NPO.
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by professorTuring 13y ago
I respect your opinion but we don't do that and we don't plan to.
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by professorTuring 13y ago
Clickable report: http://www.adelanteafrica.com/wp//wp-content/themes/Pilgrim/...
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Offer HN: Improve and show your skills by working with a NPO/NGO
76 points by professorTuring 13y ago|17 comments
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by professorTuring 13y ago
That's a shame. Probably, the problem is that they are idiots. Rule 1: never ever fire a person without speaking with the person first an let him know what is wrong, give them a chance to explain themselves or to change the way they be
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by professorTuring 13y ago
This is so great and sad at the same time. It is great because you have shared an application that could be useful to a lot of parents. It is sad because you have stolen some parent-time from children.
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by professorTuring 13y ago
I can remember a video (though I can't find it) where Top Gear (or a program like that) compares a Cayenne vs a diesel small car in a travel. They had to travel from one city to another (using autobahns) and arriving as fast as they le
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by professorTuring 13y ago
So right, but you have to use "something" as example, I don't mind which one you prefer as long as it comes with a "how this affect my life" explanation.
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by professorTuring 13y ago
I believe almost everybody know that electricity can kill you and this is taught at school. Evidently if you try to repair your TV (without knowing how to repair it), change the electrical installation of your house (without knowing anythin
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by professorTuring 13y ago
This is not a how-to, but have a look at this (I have this very same problem): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6920376 Now my teammates are completely in the path. Motivation is the key point here, they told me at the

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