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by switch33 13y ago
No mention of encryption. And you can operate your "cloud data" from anywhere using owncloud or the bittorrent version of cloud with a private key. I'd be much more willing to trust an encrypted version or anything else. Your basically aski
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by switch33 13y ago
Upvote for good joke.
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by switch33 13y ago
Yay conspiracy theories! On a more serious note this isn't really all that new probably as it says even Rockefeller was an early one. It is more interesting that the world is so easy to dismiss some of the good conspiracies that are like th
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by switch33 13y ago
Upvoted for awesomesauceness. Good read.
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by switch33 13y ago
I think the main strange issue I have with your idea is that you can do all that stuff you are saying on a peer-to-peer network and it'd at least be a bit more encrypted. Developing a whole new "facebook" appliance almost seems silly.
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by switch33 13y ago
How to route the thing? Through a peer-to-peer network? If so it's slightly better, but using a peer to peer architecture for just "facebook" seems strange. It'd be very hard to maintain without a central location somewhere. Surprisingly fa
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by switch33 13y ago
And I'm upvoting him. Because hes right. I don't want to read 3 of the same stories. And this happens way too often with HN. He knows what hes talking about.
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by switch33 13y ago
This is exactly what I'm talking about. Even layman people can use their regular computers for more interesting activities like machine learning on decent sized data if it wasn't so focused on just throw your cloud instance up using hadoop
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by switch33 13y ago
I think I will try posting this again if this does not get more traction. I really think this is Hacker News material. It explains about a lot of what is going on with a bunch of the major tech companies and involves programming both of whi
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by switch33 13y ago
Very well said. I wholeheartedly agree. The original poster seems more confused about the news being about being a hate towards other countries from fear of terrorism, but in fact it seems more of an overzealous government just trying to ov
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Are we moving away from good "at scale" programming?
12 points by switch33 13y ago|6 comments
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by switch33 13y ago
Thanks for the reply. From what I've read researching deep learning is still very promising regardless if it's a new field or not. I was just wondering if you had any idea of how to interpret results a bit more. It seems that I'll have to f
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by switch33 13y ago
Why use this over freedcamp.com/ ?
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by switch33 13y ago
Ok, this looks awesome. I've been meaning to get some use from deep learning. However. . . I'd like to read about a bit more specifics as to what exactly in daytrading or stock trading in general using deep networks can figure out particula
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by switch33 13y ago
Sounds awfully close to Forex online trading. Might be good idea to do a stock news blog? Based on the results Forex might want to purchase it or just not like you very much.
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by switch33 13y ago
To be honest, I think despite reddit being less profitable than both. Reddit has always been a better community.
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by switch33 13y ago
Best comment/game reference ever. :D
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by switch33 13y ago
Download the Unity Web Player browser extension. http://unity3d.com/webplayer/
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by switch33 13y ago
God darn it Notch. This is gonna make people have forced tunnel vision! My record was 37. Though I only played it for a few minutes. It's just too damn fast and annoying on your eyesight.
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by switch33 13y ago
"News-programming, or whatever you want to call it, has just gotten started, at a time when the industry is too busy flailing in a downward revenue spiral to put serious thought into anything." I wouldn't say it's completely in a downward s
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by switch33 13y ago
This is a good idea; but if your single computer is hack'd that is just as bad as if someone just got on your computer when you were just walking away and you were still logged in. It makes identity and account problems just as problematic.
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by switch33 13y ago
This is like shooting yourself in the foot. Sure journalism should be more attuned to the tech world if the job market is moving that way, but if it's completely changed to be a combined program where some sort of developer or computer scie
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by switch33 13y ago
Somehow I find that "easy" attitude to mean something different. lol. Especially since there is not really any context to it. Also kind of strange how the only ones who are rebellious are US?
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by switch33 13y ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned investing. You can make decent money from investing if you have the time to do the research. And an understanding of how accounting/finance is better than being to do all the math since many of the stock infor
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by switch33 14y ago
I appreciate the humour in this. This is currently my situation in life. Old businesses are horrible when it comes to managing data. If it wasn't set up for it in the design or a bit further modified later on after realizing how rediculous
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by switch33 14y ago
Surprisingly companies are finally realizing this. Like companies really thought people would not care to give away all their 'social' unneeded information for some random x or y service.
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by switch33 14y ago
A facebook "only" login is the key here. Given a choice many people rather create a new login or not use facebook.
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by switch33 14y ago
Great story. Wonder why there aren't many community efforts like the military has to help treat PSTD for Govt agents.
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by switch33 14y ago
I like that answer. \O/ Also sent an e-mail.
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by switch33 14y ago
Any idea why he's doing this stuff only primarily by e-mail? It'd be great if this stuff was online like in a blog or whatnot. I'd like to take the time and look over the crypto challenges.

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