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by susi22 13y ago
I know only of these guys: http://www.kroll.com/ HTH
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by susi22 13y ago
One thing that this kind of low level "interface" allows is a very rapid development of coding tools. How long until we see a context-context sensitive auto completion pop up? These language features would even allow more complex
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by susi22 13y ago
The problem is that you have been ingrained the picture of terrorism to be a bomb blowing up, killing people or crashing planes. This is how probably 99% of all people would define terrorism (me too). However, laws cannot just talk about a
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by susi22 13y ago
Laws are not black and white. If they were, judges had a far easier job. Laws are made by the legislative and are interpreted by not only the judiciary branch but also by the executive branch. What has David Miranda done which violates tha
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by susi22 13y ago
Too bad Jusben1369 is getting downvoted. He made a point. It's also that the Terrorism Act of 2000 defines Terrorism very very broadly [1] (b) the use or threat is designed to influence the government [or an international governmental
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Remark Command: Highlight Any Text or Command Output Using Regular Expressions(cyberciti.biz)
2 points by susi22 13y ago|0 comments
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by susi22 13y ago
The Julia team has made it a convention to end functions with a '!' that alter your input variables. http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/stdlib/base/ (4th point)
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by susi22 13y ago
Stephan, sorry for using this thread to ask you a question: In the last ~5-10 year everything has moved more an more to the web. HTML5+JS have pretty much replaced Flash,Java and other proprietary stuff. ~10 years ago it was almost all PHP,
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by susi22 13y ago
nytimes.com has been down for >80Min
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Metaprogramming – Julia Language(docs.julialang.org)
127 points by susi22 13y ago|52 comments
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by susi22 13y ago
More about it here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/592620/check-if-a-program...
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Is Delaware a tax haven?(priceonomics.com)
2 points by susi22 13y ago|1 comments
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by susi22 13y ago
James, did you guys consider (or try out) Eureqa [1] to get a good model for the estimate? It works very well with such kind of data. [1] http://creativemachines.cornell.edu/eureqa
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by susi22 13y ago
As with many data analysis posts: Give me more information about the data. In this case it could be particularly interesting. You have correlation and you estimate the temperature through indirect measurements. The important word here: est
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by susi22 13y ago
Don't call it "server manifest". It'll confuse people. You mean "inventory". You can dynamically populate "facts" and "inventory". See: https://github.com/ansible-provisionin
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Ally and Target: US Intelligence Watches Germany Closely(spiegel.de)
2 points by susi22 13y ago|0 comments
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by susi22 13y ago
This blew up more than I expected. It is the front page story now of Spiegel Online (one of the top German newspapers).
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by susi22 13y ago
Serious question: Could they build their IT center on big boats like casinos? Sure, the traffic would still go through US, but that can be encrypted (with something better than SSL).
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by susi22 13y ago
See... This is exactly what I'm trying to tell people here on HN. A few weeks back there were discussion about SmartOS, then Zones, Containers, Virtualization, Para-Virt. etc. etc.. Most people here on HN had very little knowledge ab
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by susi22 13y ago
I do know those things. It doesn't change the fact that you can _easily_ break out of a Container and compromise neighboring Containers. No matter how much to harden the system you implement. Who is using LXC in a _shared_ hosting envi
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by susi22 13y ago
IF you have root on the container, you have root on the host. This is a HUGE difference and probably one of the main reasons LXC isn't in huge use for VPS. This is, btw, different than Solaris Zones, which give you a complete new user
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by susi22 13y ago
I'm quite excited seeing the open source community putting so much work into Linux containers. For the most part they're a lot better than true virtualization. We've seen it in the past, what you guys can do with Puppet as a
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by susi22 13y ago
Specifically? I like this blog layout+colors a lot better than most.
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by susi22 13y ago
I'd suggest diving into discrete probability for a few hours. That should be enough to understand this post. Huffman coding is a little advanced but you can understand the algorithm (not the theory) with just the probability.
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by susi22 13y ago
I consider myself very lucky. I did my undergrad and never struggled with money. My parent never supported me with a dime since they didn't have much. I didn't have any scholarships. I saved up some money from high school and used
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by susi22 13y ago
Actually the personalization is a great idea. But you'd have to not just apply filters but develop a complex recommendation system based on what you upvoted/read in the past. I.e. no more global front page for everybody but an ind
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by susi22 13y ago
Agreed. Julia seems like it could really become a competitor to MATLAB (unless you rely on fancy toolboxes). I think their blog has some nice posts: http://julialang.org/blog/ especially these seem very interesting: h
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by susi22 13y ago
Floyd is from Lancester PA but he is not Amish. He is Mennonite.
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by susi22 13y ago
> He was prepared to molest them but an alarm was raised and it upset him. He shot the girls spraying bullets that killed seven of them on the spot, while the eighth died in hospital. That's not quite true. He killed 5 and injured
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by susi22 13y ago
Not a question but a comment: You should add an igg link to the github README. Some people link to github projects instead of the website. Good luck!

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