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by qorrect 4y ago
What are some obvious examples? Thx
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by qorrect 4y ago
People are having a really hard time grasping this and Im not sure why.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I'm excited to read this! This isn't about cryptography but Code by Charles Petzold is also a fun book ( vaguely ) about information theory.
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by qorrect 4y ago
This sounds perfect thank you.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I was thinking there was some 10x programmer known only as Range that had joined.
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Ask HN: Best book on modern cryptography?
162 points by qorrect 4y ago|44 comments
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by qorrect 4y ago
Sounds exactly like the current implementation of democracy.
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Ask HN: Etymology of 'The Unreasonable Effectiveness of X'
2 points by qorrect 4y ago|1 comments
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by qorrect 4y ago
buy-and-use-it-till-you-lose-the-dongle I've lost every dongle I've ever had ... never again.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I agree that there will always be smarter fish, but you can definitely be this smart it just takes the proper motivation ( or weird idea ) to wiggle its way into your brain.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I'm still confused on how this worked, did you email some address and get a reply with the attachment ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
My first thoughts were "This is what the internet was invented for". So impressive.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I read that as Shweng.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Can't wait to dig into this. I've been wanting this for python for a long time, love the PyCharm integration right out of the gate.
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by qorrect 4y ago
In my workflow, I PULL when they initial get online and MERGE non conflicting changes and ACCEPT the changes with the latest timestamp if there is a conflict. It's not perfect and people still complain, to do it cleanly I would need to
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by qorrect 4y ago
Hey I actually do the same in a mobile app. I dump everything into a local database, when they are connected to the internet it syncs, lets it work offline.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Like building a tunnel ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
He did not say anything about cryptography.
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by qorrect 4y ago
He might mean features like dropout, or out of sample training, randomness that's introduced during training. I believe you could reproduce it if you were able to completely duplicate it, but I don't think libraries make that a p
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by qorrect 4y ago
I did not mean to dismiss it's negative side effects , this is a dangerous drug. For a general purpose anti anxiety it's a down right terrible choice, even to suggest it feels irresponsible. Chugging a bunch of alcohol while on
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by qorrect 4y ago
I use Disulfiram and it has been a godsend for me. It takes away the choice, I am physically unable to drink, my mind makes this easy for me, it's simply not an option so I don't even consider it. I realize it's not for eve
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by qorrect 4y ago
Heh, or like Jimi (Hendrix) said, "Everything in moderation. Including moderation".
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by qorrect 4y ago
So what script are you running ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
Avoid alcohol. Starts out fun, ends up miserable.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Just a guess but probably saw lots of friends abuse special-k ( as did I ) and saw what it did to them while they were on it. I think therapeutic ketamine is a different beast. This is all speculation.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Written history is a re-creation of past events and big egos are entertaining. Claude Shannon coined the word bit and fathered Information Theory. But very few know his name, despite his huge influence on our daily lives. This is a long wi
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by qorrect 5y ago
> However, prior to the industrial revolution, there was insufficient sulfur in the atmosphere to tarnish silver.
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by qorrect 5y ago
I like this plan except I would go for ElasticCache.
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by qorrect 5y ago
Don't forget the pervasive corruption and theft from those union bosses too.
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by qorrect 5y ago
Very cool

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