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by sabas123 7y ago
> Can you even enroll in university without a high school diploma? I certainly might have if I had heard more stories like this. He finished highschool a year earlier (he only did a single year for his bachelor's). And by law you mu
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by sabas123 7y ago
Since you got to interact with college students as a really young kid through being peers with them (I assume), did you also got to interact with the same group many years later when you went back and do you found the interactions to be sim
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One of the world’s most advanced hacking groups debuts new Titanium backdoor(arstechnica.com)
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by sabas123 7y ago
I feel it is really unfair to blame chinese individuals like this, can we blame American's for all of their terrible influences they have had around the world too then?
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by sabas123 7y ago
I believe all abstracts leak at least a little. It all comes down to trade-offs between what risks you want to take.
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by sabas123 7y ago
The article missed an important point, namely that arguing for that C isn't a low level language is entirely pointless if you can't argue for one that can described as such. But this article just makes a point about how there are
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by sabas123 7y ago
Which tournaments did you play in? Good old SC ruined my high school but god damn did I learn much from playing it competitively.
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by sabas123 7y ago
How is cambridge a backup for somehody that thinks stanford or Berkeley are to prestigious? Also how was it like applying for a PhD without an undergrad?
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by sabas123 7y ago
> I would say that kid's parents will notice that a given game is addictive and costs a lot and will just forbid children to play it? They can also become "successful" betters starting out from nothing, and in such a case
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by sabas123 7y ago
The work that gets done in a strictly theoretical area ripples out onto practical areas and thus society. Cryptography is a rather "pure" form of math, yet it has major implications on society.
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by sabas123 7y ago
Nope, they completely removed it. Thank god that they had other similar systems laying around that regulated core functionality like power and booting! :D
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by sabas123 7y ago
For people wondering why, it has mainly to with the fact that mouse polling rates are tied to FPS meaning that you still have heavy incentive to go above the FPS your monitor could handle.
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by sabas123 7y ago
I did read both of them and my opinion did change. Do you see how meaningless this type of argument is?
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by sabas123 7y ago
Do you have any source for this?
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by sabas123 7y ago
>There’s an obvious trend as to which comments section I am mostly drawn to: ones with inflamed arguments I have been lurking /r/programming and HN for over 4 years (still not that long compared to many) and this is a trend I d
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by sabas123 7y ago
As somebody interested in both but having mainly been a programmer all my life. Could you describe in what ways philosophy can help somebody? My (heavily uninformed) guess would be the ever questioning if our assumptions are actually true o
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by sabas123 7y ago
I played starcraft at a semi-pro level and can say that this: due to the speed at which things happen and through the way it is possible to use certain hotkeys (control groups, base cycling, fkeys) this wouldn't matter at all on a high
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by sabas123 7y ago
Not necessarily, it might be that they quickly grow and get placed into better positions
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by sabas123 7y ago
If this will be a flagship project of the goverment I suspect they won't have a problem attracting talent. Also I wouldn't be suprised if they would dump money on top talent
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by sabas123 7y ago
From reading the article it seems it won't be a linux distribution. I also wonder if this will hit the consumer market or if it will just be a replacement for within the military. Either way it will be interesting to see if they succee
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by sabas123 7y ago
From the article it sounds like they banned any kind of statistical analysis. I can understand that you might want to put a temporary ban on AI's that directly advise judges, however this seems excessive.
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by sabas123 7y ago
Another good example of this would be the starcraft player Jaedong, he failed the tournement that you needed to win your proffesional licence 9 times, had absolutely terrible records in training (winning 1 out 20/30 vs teammates) to be
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by sabas123 7y ago
After tinkering for quite some time with multiple disassemblers I can confirm that XED is hands down the best in the market
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by sabas123 7y ago
After playing tons of hours on jstris I can't live without it
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by sabas123 7y ago
AFAIK amazon only sells (e)books in the Netherlands
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by sabas123 8y ago
What do you mean with salvaging the instruction set? Since I wouldn't count SGX a part of the instruction set and spectre/meltdown are not IA specific.
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by sabas123 8y ago
The slides mention that they are able to unlocked JTAG for IME cores, so I suspect we should be finally be able to do research into it. Personally I'm curious what doors this will open for understanding microcode.
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by sabas123 8y ago
While in a perfect world does not need to be one, couldn't you say that by just the way a large chunk of the tech community (not necessarily devs but also gamers ect) reacts to them they on average have more bad social experiences just
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by sabas123 8y ago
Since this seems such a roundabout way of calling eval, does anyone actually use this?
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by sabas123 8y ago
So basically this is a capstone to llvm mapper allowing you to use llvm tools. Nice I guess, too bad it is capstone though

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