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by shusson 7y ago
> rather than government agencies may access the company's infrastructure I think the law is closer to "government agencies may access any of the company's information".
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by shusson 7y ago
> i'll add Vega I don't think you should really add Vega as a comparison. It's more about describing charts than rendering them (Vega-lite comes with a renderer baked in). In fact it would be nice if uPlot could be a rende
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Open source, modern software for charitable hospitals in the developing world(github.com)
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Data modelling and scraping various porn sites(github.com)
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by shusson 7y ago
CTcue | Angular / NodeJS / Typescript / Postgresql / Elasticsearch | Amsterdam | Fulltime | €40k-60k | ONSITE | https://ctcue.com/jobs/full-stack-developer CTcue builds a search application that mak
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by shusson 7y ago
> Does she need to admit that women do, in fact, prefer assholes? Or that the domestic violence she suffered was her fault? no and no. > In what direction do you think she needs to budge One in which the author does not assume her bro
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by shusson 7y ago
I don't know, and I don't think which side is right is really important. More that I felt that neither side compromised even through tragedy (just basing it from this article).
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by shusson 7y ago
> Rather than blaming a greater system of patriarchy and white supremacy for these double standards, under which we all suffer, he blamed feminists like me. I can't help but feel that even through a tragedy, the author still hasn&#x
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by shusson 7y ago
Dropping the db just an extreme example. There are infinite ways a developer can use tools correctly but build wrong things. Don't get me wrong, automating things is great, but you're never going to replace code reviews. Unless yo
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by shusson 7y ago
> How at this point code review not entirely automated? There is no automated way to check intention. I can write perfectly correct code which also drops the database.
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by shusson 7y ago
CTcue | Angular / NodeJS / Typescript / Postgresql / Elasticsearch | Amsterdam | Fulltime | €40k-60k | ONSITE | https://ctcue.com/jobs/full-stack-developer CTcue builds a search application that mak
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by shusson 7y ago
In a similar fashion to the Warren Buffet, it would be nice for people who give advice to also post a high level asset overview like house, mortgage, stocks etc. It's hard to evaluate any comment without knowing some biases. I believe
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by shusson 7y ago
https://rezi.io is returning a 500 page :(
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by shusson 7y ago
To be clear, this has no association with the original "Javascript: The Good Parts" by Douglas Crockford book.
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by shusson 7y ago
> 1 free IP per account I hope so
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by shusson 7y ago
I really hope they add one free static external ip in the always free tier.
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by shusson 7y ago
I understand it's just an essay, but if their goal is "to find new, data-driven pathways for preventing such shootings" they need to add more data/evidence.
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by shusson 7y ago
CTcue | Angular / NodeJS / Typescript / Postgresql / Elasticsearch | Amsterdam | Fulltime | €60k | ONSITE | https://ctcue.com/jobs/full-stack-developer CTcue builds a search application that makes m
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by shusson 7y ago
examples?
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by shusson 7y ago
> I usually “unsubscribe” from these kind of services by changing my credit card to an empty prepaid one and let the payment bounce Yeah, luckily I subscribed through paypal, so I could block them through that.
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by shusson 7y ago
> while their subscription terms continue to be asinine Agreed. The only official way to cancel a NYT subscription is to call them. Infuriating.
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by shusson 7y ago
> NYT already blocks you from reading articles when you’re in incognito hmm this is exactly what the update will prevent...
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by shusson 7y ago
> Publishers can everybody to be logged in in order to read their content This is part of the articles point. Forcing people to login is going to hurt conversion.
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by shusson 7y ago
> "making it impossible to derive insights on a discreet individual" doesn't clarify how much information you already have about the individual. There is a distinction between being able to identify someone without any pri
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by shusson 7y ago
it is not clear to me if this covers re-identifying.
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by shusson 7y ago
Thanks for the links. I'm still a little confused by how differential privacy can be applied to non-aggregated fields. Can differentially private algorithms also be applied to mask/anonymise non-aggregated fields?
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by shusson 7y ago
do you have some examples?
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by shusson 7y ago
The article title misses a bit of nuance from the paper which is specifically talking about re-identification. e.g from the paper: "We show that, as a male born on July 31, 1945 and living in Cambridge (02138), the information used by
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by shusson 7y ago
The paper referenced in the article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-10933-3
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by shusson 7y ago
> So it's 10 seconds for 200kb? no, whole site took ~10 seconds to load with chromes Fast 3G throttled network preset.

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