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by quickben 10y ago
I was wondering about the same. I think you just apply to a conference with your research paper following it's standards. Again, it may depend on the conference and the field. But then again, if it's something genuinely new and we
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by quickben 10y ago
Maybe he just wants to be bought out? Chat services always sold for so much money.
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by quickben 10y ago
Does this matter? Usually presidents / CEOs / people that level always have somebody else writing the speech for them.
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by quickben 10y ago
There is an interesting pattern developing lately. From the numerous examples: Lavabit relaunch now requires name/personal details on signing up for the email. Now the Megaupload 2.0 will add an exact record to their service. How are
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by quickben 10y ago
Was it the cost or technology?
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by quickben 10y ago
It undervalues our profession in the eyes of other that are not part of it, heavily. It also undervalues your dedication to your work in their eyes. Your coworkers and others may not say anything to you, but from personal experience, your b
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by quickben 10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption
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by quickben 10y ago
Now that, seems interesting. Thanks!
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by quickben 10y ago
If I'm not mistaken, the devices go for 5-6k for the eval kit?
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by quickben 10y ago
This tells you all you need to know about the rebooted version.
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by quickben 10y ago
All these 'for' loops and sequential trigonometric calls... See, I wouldn't say that art was lost. It was obsoleted to dust by a more modern and scalable approach.
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by quickben 10y ago
It's not benevolent. They are herding webmasters to use google's ad platform.
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by quickben 10y ago
At university, they forced us using logs to solve similar equations with extremely large exponents. Otherwise it's nigh impossible to calculate any answer with the allowed calculator.
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by quickben 10y ago
>Which leads to the question, why is google doing this? Money. Amp vs adblockers
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by quickben 10y ago
Look, it's not like taxis or Uber/luft are a basic human necessity to be subsidized. Public transport exist, and for people that actually need a car on a daily basis, cars exist. Taxis are luxury service and not subsidized ( as th
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by quickben 10y ago
But, your rant does nothing to invalidate his point. Cabbies are in plus money wise. Chances are zero all taxis in the world will vanish, while Uber+lift can't subsidize forever.
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by quickben 10y ago
Ah, thanks
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by quickben 10y ago
I don't user whatsapp, but a general question to these that do: Can the server change keys twice? Change once to server keys, ask for the entire history retransmission. Change again to revert to original receipient keys. Will the recei
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by quickben 10y ago
Funny how most people go for ! as the default special character :)
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by quickben 10y ago
One of the reasons it seems. It would, but by the look of it, C++ evolves faster these days.
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by quickben 10y ago
"The C compilation model of separate header files is not a good design" This is probably just your lack of experience not having worked on 50+ million LOC compiling for 12 hours and not having anything else as a better option. The
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by quickben 10y ago
Long time ago I've decided to be utterly honest with people. The friends are now not many, but all true and for a lifetime.
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by quickben 10y ago
People write software for money, and sell it for money. Version N comes with one year of support, or until version N+1 clocks. Enterprise software sells for even more money, and the above is even more true, usually backed up with lawyers, P
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by quickben 10y ago
It is very hard to take this list seriously as 'visual studio' isn't even mentioned anywhere. But 'vi' is? So, Vi is a top dev tool, but the default Microsoft dev tool isn't worth the top list? Another issu
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by quickben 10y ago
Arguably, you a trading the chance to lose 800 with a guaranteed loss of around that much, just by paying the Apple premium.
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by quickben 10y ago
You are not. MS is playing intentionally dense with this PR post. It is infuriating that one can't disable info (keystrokes, crashed dev apps with source inside) leaking out, on a machine paid in full. Hardware and software.
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by quickben 10y ago
Because we are not donkeys? Let's hire some smart people, but then we'll trick them into a,b and c. They'll never suspect it.
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by quickben 10y ago
Will you consider it bad if it sends a crash of your executable with all debug info/source code in it to Microsoft? How about it you are developing a competing product to microsoft one?
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by quickben 10y ago
It depends on the arrow of time.
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by quickben 10y ago
Well, it captures the niche target userbase that would otherwise self-sign a certificate to protect the channel. It's a lot easier to push Lets Encrypt for the master keys, than go after N people that would go through the trouble to g

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