ratzinho87

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ChatGPT and the Future of Software Engineering(medium.com)
8 points by ratzinho87 4y ago|1 comments
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UiPath S1 Filing(sec.report)
8 points by ratzinho87 6y ago|0 comments
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by ratzinho87 7y ago
Merry Christmas to all on-call folks too!
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by ratzinho87 8y ago
The smart notifications you are mentioning are from Google Maps. You can disable them individually by going to Settings -> Apps -> Maps-> Notifications and then unchecking everything under "Your contributions". But I agre
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by ratzinho87 10y ago
I am playing with a RetroPie based gaming system on an rpi3 and all nes and snes games I tried worked without any problem. It even works for PS1,though I only tried one game so far. Dos games are hit or miss, and it does horribly for N64.
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Ambulance Drone(alecmomont.com)
8 points by ratzinho87 12y ago|1 comments
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A Day with IBM Verse(youtube.com)
1 points by ratzinho87 12y ago|0 comments
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by ratzinho87 13y ago
Proving that the code was used to aid a company is not a good measure of the seriousness of of the crime. What if you take the code and store it on a device with really low security? You don't share it, but you allow "hackers&quot
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by ratzinho87 13y ago
I like my Pebble a lot. A had Sony LiveView before it, and, even though it's not color, it cannot even be compared to it (I haven't seen the Sony SmartWatch though). Other grat things about it: - managed to get 9.5 days out of the battery,
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
This even has a name. It's called a "smudge attack" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smudge_attack
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
RavenDB knows auto indexes, though I haven't tried it yet. http://ravendb.net/
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Sound events for Visual Studio(weblogs.asp.net)
1 points by ratzinho87 14y ago|1 comments
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
They might also think about bombing the US because they don't want an "atheist capitalist state" to have nuclear power. This kind of non-argument can go both ways.
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
I am wondering if Google will implement an Ingress play mode especially suited for Glass. It would be really nice to walk around town, be notified when you are near a portal and be able to hack/link/whatever that portal without taking your
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
Someone on HN recommended "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" by Oliver Sacks. I was fascinated by how fragile "normal behaviour" is.
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
It may be an "e-paper" display, similar to the one Pebble is using. Looking at the Pebble demo videos, you can see that they do support high framerate. Not so sure about the size though. [1] http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/597507018/peb
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
One for me too, please. Sent you an email. Thanks.
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
Would it be possible for you to generate a HD version of the "Graphical representation of words frequency" image? It would look great as a poster.
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Chronozoom: Visualize all history(chronozoomproject.org)
2 points by ratzinho87 14y ago|0 comments
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Google Prior art finder(google.com)
8 points by ratzinho87 14y ago|0 comments
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
The salt does not need to be hidden. First of all, it needs to be unique per hashed information (password), so you cannot store it in code. Second, its purpose is to force any attacker trying to use a lookup tables to calculate one lookup t
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by ratzinho87 14y ago
Do you know any companies that "did it first" and are still in the lead after a number of years? To my surprise, I cannot seem to think of any.
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by ratzinho87 15y ago
There's the Sony LiveView ( http://www.sonymobile.com/global-en/products/accessories/liv... ), which looks more feature-rich than the InPulse.
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by ratzinho87 15y ago
It still amazes me to see how SO became a resource to put in your CV (either as a developer or as a development tools maker).
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StackOverflow screenshot used on memory profiler landing page(eqatec.com)
16 points by ratzinho87 15y ago|4 comments
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by ratzinho87 15y ago
The article said the technology is very similar to Google Goggles. From what I could deduce, Goggles uses some kind of local invariant descriptors (like SIFT or SURF), and TinEye uses some kind of global descriptor (maybe something like thi