switch33

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by switch33 14y ago
Your joking right?
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by switch33 14y ago
https://twitter.com/Rice18501444 Probably the same type of bot if it helps anyone get ideas. Gosh this is really such a freaky thing. I just can't imagine this being only for blackhat SEO. It must be something else for so many bots to be
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by switch33 14y ago
Your right. It's more likely just a tag for the messages or an encrypted command and not a file format. But maybe my hunch for select google lookups and "next word or some other base rules" is a good indication. Actually the numbers are alw
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by switch33 14y ago
.naL and .jCA are file formats I think. .naL refers to an file that cannot be opened. .jCA is an propietary oracle file: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/doc.1111/e15867/jca.htm My guess is this is a botnet that is shouting commands th
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by switch33 14y ago
Well as awesome as this is. . . I think it'd be great if someone can clarify why would you use it instead of Lua? On a side note: If this is as good as it sounds I think I might be in love with it as much as Lua. :D
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by switch33 14y ago
How can this possibly be safe for bitcoiners? There are a lot of minecraft hacks out there.
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by switch33 14y ago
Best explanation ever. I second this. lol
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by switch33 14y ago
This sounds interesting. Does anyone have any more links explaining about just how a compiler can even get infected? Edit: Actually I just looked up and found these: Some more background info analyzing a c compiler: http://cm.bell-labs.com
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by switch33 14y ago
That could be a better idea for sure.
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by switch33 14y ago
That there wasn't much differentiation between the service and the more well known providers. But like I said the key is explaining the "easyness" of it on the front page rather than just an example.
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by switch33 14y ago
If they can barely understand HTML they probably aren't going to fair very well with actually selling stuff online anyway. HTML is much more basic than programming it's basically english in brackets. Also if you can find me a "programmer" w
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by switch33 14y ago
This sounds like a good enough idea, but the front page kind of just doesn't tell any of how it's done, instead it just sort of has an example. Not sure how that is going to convey the "easyness" of it. That is my main concern really.
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by switch33 14y ago
Considering one of the payments system was literally a copycat originating from the US but then taken to China to develop the same product just in a different place to avoid patent lawsuits. Yes, I do consider some of these to be a bit "wac
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by switch33 14y ago
Is this just another wacky advertisement? Why would people use this over the more useful/well-known ones like stripe or braintree payments? Even if it's free, it's not really any better. Running the payment process of checking/validating ca
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by switch33 14y ago
I'm rather busy this week as well. But I will definitely e-mail you sometime soon. I need to contact some other people see if they are interested.
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by switch33 14y ago
Thanks for the links, I'll read into them and might write some comments. Do you have an e-mail or skype account for contacts? I know a friend or two who may also be interested and I'll point them to the projects as well. I think it'd be fun
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by switch33 14y ago
Python is often very useful in higher-level language abstractions and has a huge commmunity developing many different things. Many big gaming projects have wrappers for their APIs programmed in python. Python used to be the de-facto for a l
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by switch33 14y ago
I'd say ask people around you (friends/family especially) besides just taking a psychiatrist's or doctor's word. It is very easy to be diagnosed with something you may not really have because it's a complicated thing to tell if someone has
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by switch33 14y ago
I thought about doing this as well when I was younger in high-school and even in the beginning of college with starting my own company upon graduation where I'd actually get freelancers who wanted to do it just for themselves. It almost com
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by switch33 14y ago
"SVMs. . .3)can be trained online, which makes them great for huge datasets (here the point 2) might not apply - but there exist ways - if someone's interested I can point out some papers)" Please do. I want to read some about SVMs since i
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by switch33 14y ago
As another idea you can also look at how Duolingo has developed since it is mainly crowd-sourced. As for the Wikipedia summation contest I would say do it by number of tl;dr's as well as quality and have some kind of cash award for users th
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by switch33 14y ago
As an interesting idea; why not host a contest for summarizing wiki pages to promote growth and usage of the system? Also, I think besides your algorithmic ranking system, can't you also incorporate crowd-sourced ranking into the equation?
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by switch33 14y ago
It lets you search ANY small text item like a feed from not just twitter, but it also indexes ALL conversations under just the limited amount of characters similar to how google does searches which can include things like RSS feeds or faceb
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by switch33 14y ago
Isn't this startup kind of screwed from the start if one of the competitors is that 17 year old kid who invented a new search engine called apodora? Source: http://matadornetwork.com/life/17-year-old-invents-new-searc...
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by switch33 14y ago
I'm no expert but just an thought: A sodoku puzzle(requiring only 17 digits for an unique solution) which has an single solution isn't exactly useful for compression. How I am thinking about this? The article states: "And since for a 256 x
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by switch33 14y ago
Actually what I read here seems rather relevant to my opinion on what maybe should be discussed about implementation to Rust: http://www.antigreen.org/vadim/ProgLanguageComparison/lisp-c...
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by switch33 14y ago
Two of the newest programming languages that I think have potential are Io and Rust. Io is a mash up of languages with speed similar to lua and has a list like syntax of lisp. I wonder if anyone can explain why they have not tried to incorp
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by switch33 14y ago
You should promise anonymity like Jitsi.
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by switch33 15y ago
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