spiznnx

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1. 181.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   PII just stands for personally identifying information. If it identifies you, it is PII. Even if it isn't linked to any behavioral data explicitly, the fact that its in your DB means they are associated with you. Thus email and IP are
2. 182.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   That seems rather risky. I see lots of people rummaging through recycling cans on the street for the recycling value of the cans and bottles. Or someone could just throw a big gross thing on top of it.
3. 183.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   >fast b*d fat b∗∗∗∗∗d?
4. 184.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   I think the medium article has a different and interesting take and conclusion about what the real issues may be. I agree it is quite long.
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   by spiznnx 9y ago

   If you want to have constant day lengths, you can't make sunrise your reference. It's physically not possible. There are (almost) exactly 24 hours between each solar noon. There aren't 24 hours between each sunrise, that&#x27
6. 186.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   If its a fluke, they make short term profits. If you adopt a new policy that makes health insurance cheaper to provide in the long run, your competitors will force your prices down to that new price, lowering your profits.
7. 187.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   I just ran it, the earth is fine :(
8. 188.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   Nice to know that you protect public way just by enjoying it!
9. 189.▲
   by spiznnx 9y ago

   A company is usually worth a multiplier of annual earnings, since they make that money every year.
10. 190.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    Donald Trump's SSN
11. 191.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    If you have a plug-in hybrid, you often have the choice between gas and electric, without even using a different car. Hybrids easily beat 30mpg. For example, the Volt is capable of 48 mpg with no charging on gas only. On electric only with
12. 192.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    I'm sure equifax would respond by offering you free credit monitoring for life (which costs them nothing to do)
13. 193.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    I never signed anything with Equifax, but they still have my information. I'm sure the great majority of the ~140M records they have are in a similar position.
14. 194.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    I don't see a particularly good reason to ever have a balance over 1 burger anyway. It's unlikely you went to burger king and spent money and didn't want to eat a burger.
15. 195.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    Plus, as soon as you have 1 coin = 1 burger, you can't ever reduce the value of a coin without upsetting people. People still get mad when you devalue rewards points, but they are less likely to noticed.
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    by spiznnx 9y ago

    > more accurate than any available today This doesn't seem like it could be true as written and the article doesn't satisfactorily explain it IMO.
17. 197.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    More annoying is that even with as a IEEE member with Spectrum subscription, there's no way to log in and remove the ads, only to download the magazine.
18. 198.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    >if you find an efficient optimal algorithm the problem moves between the classes This hasn't ever happened. You can prove an algorithm is in NP-hard by reducing another NP-hard problem to it. You can prove an algorithm is in P by s
19. 199.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    This was my immediate thought as well. If you don't have problems with your emotions, of course you won't try and tell yourself "I shouldn't feel like this".
20. 200.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    I had an idea for a website password system: instead of letting the user set a password, you just give them one. Prevents password reuse, which is the only thing that ever really commonly gets anyone's account hijacked in my opinion. D
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    by spiznnx 9y ago

    I care about the direction of the project.
22. 202.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    I love signature, because I play the credit card sign up game. Hard to remember PINs when you open a card a month. Also because if my card gets stolen, I'm assured that my pin wasn't lifted by camera or keypad shim. The signature
23. 203.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    The tag [0] doesn't currently reference the article, it references a collection of articles. But in this instance there is currently only one article in the collection. When there are two articles with the tag, they will both be shown
24. 204.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    I love the asciinema demo! Really data efficient. Wasn't expecting to be able to watch a demo video on the subway :)
25. 205.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    Now that "w/" is well understood there is no reason to ever use "cum", except maybe in phrases that are entirely Latin.
26. 206.▲
    by spiznnx 9y ago

    On airplanes, pressure is equivalent to about 2000m ASL, at which water boils at 93.4 °C
27. 207.▲
    by spiznnx 10y ago

    I wonder if this is the 'standard' thing to do when you have a broken hash function. I took a introductory course in computer security a year ago and we had to create MD5 hash-colliding documents for homework[0]. [0] https:/
28. 208.▲
    by spiznnx 10y ago

    At many corps, personal phones are not allowed onto the corp net and are not allowed to receive/transmit/store corp data. Or you're fired.
29. 209.▲
    by spiznnx 10y ago

    Is Tesla-Panasonic more than just PV? I don't see how it's related to their EV business, just their Powerwall and Powerpack products.
30. 210.▲
    by spiznnx 10y ago

    space after each character. so 日 <space> 月 <space>, or c <space> v <space>.