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by sebst 9y ago
There has been a discussion only five days before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15451442
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Unpatched Exploit Lets You Clone Key Fobs and Open Subaru Cars(bleepingcomputer.com)
10 points by sebst 9y ago|2 comments
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Inside Two-Factor Authentication Apps(hackaday.com)
6 points by sebst 9y ago|0 comments
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Considering Python's Target Audience(curiousefficiency.org)
2 points by sebst 9y ago|0 comments
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Python Graph Gallery(python-graph-gallery.com)
279 points by sebst 9y ago|28 comments
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Django 2.0 alpha released(docs.djangoproject.com)
2 points by sebst 9y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 9y ago
Aachen, Germany. The place itself: - Excellent Technical University (RWTH) - cozy place to live - vivid cultural and recreational life The area nearby: - literally besides the borders of The Netherlands and Belgium - close to Cologne and Du
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by sebst 9y ago
+1 for Antwort
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by sebst 9y ago
There is a comment which was voted dead which actually answered the question. These services have their own crawlers. If you ever spot for example MajesticBot in your access logs you have found one of the biggest.
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Thinking functionally(fsharpforfunandprofit.com)
2 points by sebst 9y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 9y ago
Hmm, first of all: A big proportion of people don't recognize Ads are ads[0]. It gets even worse when you ask people to distinguish between "paid content marketing" and "journalism" – I've seen a study about it
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by sebst 9y ago
I'm afraid, I cannot remember, but I guess it was in one of the first sections, so maybe "wrist"…?
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by sebst 9y ago
No, not a native speaker. I would consider my accent to be more British than American, but that should not make such a difference for easy words like "Wrist", "Fist", ... which gave me -1 points while I got a near 100 sc
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by sebst 9y ago
Some words I spoke seem not to be recognized, even though my pronunciation should not be that far away. Then I clicked on "TEA" to see if there is some guidance... It was. According to the computer voice the right pronunciation of
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by sebst 9y ago
I guess that even 100% reserve exchanges would keep a significant portion of all assets in "cold wallets" to minimize the risk of hacker attacks. These are difficult to audit, then. Also, The exchange could always claim that some
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by sebst 9y ago
I guess so, yes. I believe that a significant proportion of their debt is not traded on the bonds market but agreed upon privately, e.g. with their banks. However, it must be found in their balance sheets.
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by sebst 9y ago
An oversimplified explanation would possibly go like this: Capital structure (i.e. proportion of debt and equity) is irrelevant in frictionless markets ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modigliani%E2%80%93Miller_theo... ).
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The SEC Called About Our ICO, I Answered – Hacker Noon(hackernoon.com)
7 points by sebst 9y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 9y ago
Slightly OT, but has anybody a recommendation on supplier of such printed stickers? I was thinking about sending some to my customers as well. Either US or Europe.
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by sebst 9y ago
Storing immutable data without the need of a notary costs money, true. Blockchain is the first concept to bring a decentralized trustless database to the table. Imho it's a bad thing that Bitcoin as a monetary ledger was its first appl
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by sebst 9y ago
Would love to chat. DM me on Twitter, please. @sebastiansteins
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by sebst 9y ago
I guess, the times in the document are displayed according to the time zone of the browser rendering it.
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by sebst 10y ago
Well, I did in fact think about a "keep track of everything approach" quite often. To me, this is basically what Evernote and the likes promise but fail to deliver because of missing semantics (and "calculations"). Airta
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by sebst 10y ago
Remember wikia search?
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by sebst 10y ago
I think so, too. A week ago, the biggest approach in curating web content - dmoz - closed its doors. What was a good idea in the 90s (title and short description) is obviously not sufficient in a modern web. And it's far from real tim
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Formal Methods in Practice(medium.com)
2 points by sebst 10y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 10y ago
I will add the dump in the next days, of course
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by sebst 10y ago
In my opinion you're 100% right! Those challenges are real and a new version cannot be just a clone of dmoz. AI/recommender systems could play a role in such a project, the relationship between discovery of new stuff and finding r
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by sebst 10y ago
Someone mentioned the 4 yrs old blekko slashtag collection ( https://github.com/blekko/slashtag-data ) I'm not aware of any other collection, but I hope curlz.org is gaining some importance soon ;)
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by sebst 10y ago
I've heard that point quite frequently. So, one option for DMOZ to continue could be a movielens.org for bookmarks ;) But I'm sure there are further possibilities...

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