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by sz4kerto 11y ago
" Claim that all we need is for some particular "undefined"-catching tool to be widely used. In fact, these tools are full of false positives and false negatives; at best they catch a few limited types of "undefined&quot
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
This looks bullshit to me. He says the normal distribution is vanishing, and to prove himself, he brings up some charts which do not look like a normal distribution. Like the first smartphone-related chart: "You’re looking to buy a new
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I think Bangalore is easier to work with because they adapt, not you - i.e. it is generally easier to stay up late than getting up early.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I'm not drawing an equivalence at all (not saying that Telegram and Signal are equivalently insecure or flawed, etc.) -- I was only asking why would Signal make any compromise on security if that is their main selling point (and probab
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> Whisper Systems has a track record of prioritizing 'good enough' ease-of-use ahead of 'perfect' security Why is Telegram always under for their flawed security challenge despite the good-enough track record then? Th
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
"Only this one user had problem. But he had pretty bad problems, and I wanted to fix this properly." That's why I'm a Fastmail customer.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
"Apple A9X SoC offers 64 bit desktop-class computing enabling a handheld tablet to go toe-to-toe with a state-of-the-art laptop CPU from Intel" Yes and no. Most of the innovation in top-end x86 CPUs goes towards multicore and mult
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
What should I use for casual, daily chatting with friends that runs on Android, iOS, Linux, Windows, Windows Phone, web, and allows group messaging and message history search?
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
This is not a result. Really, look at the article. No serious paper would publish this.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
The article is an methodological disaster. Calculating p multiple times and declaring that in most cases the result is significant? Just wow.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
As mentioned in my other comment below: channels are for broadcasting. You can create public channels. Of course a public channel will be public. Why do you comment if you have zero information?
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Of course this is not true. - distributed vs. centralized architecture and security are not directly related. A centralized architecture with end-to-end encryption can be very secure; a decentralized, non-encrypted solution can be very inse
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Can't see the letters, sorry. Not everyone is sitting in a dark room.
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Moving to Nano Server, the new deployment option in Windows Server 2016(blogs.technet.com)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
French intelligence complained about too strict legal framework and lack of resources. French people are really sensitive when it comes to their individual freedom and don't want surveillance state.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Unfortunately, no. I use Linux on a daily basis on my desktop, and while it's great for development (if you develop for Linux), it sucks for everything else (compared to Windows, for example). > Linux is now a viable gaming platform
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
what a fantastic read, thanks for submitting. I planned to read something on my phone until the kid falls asleep, then stayed in the room for 1.5 hours. :)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> I wonder what personality trait in us programmers makes us willing to work without compensation on our free time and why it doesn't seem to be present in artists I don't think it is much more prevalent in programmers than art
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
In the country I actually live in reports say that there is a huge shortage of waiters and chefs at the moment. And there is -- most of them are leaving for richer countries. What this means is that there are a lot of businesses who don&#x2
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I meant square feet, sorry. I wanted to hightlight that the 'normal' or 'acceptable' size of private space varies hugely between regions. You can call that stereotyping, but we can also just call them cultural difference
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
:) 400 sqf with two kids might be a drama for people in the US but it is completely normal in other places of the world, even including the EU. It's not comfortable, but 600-700 sqf is completely usual for families in where I live (an
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Maybe this is suprising to the HN crowd, but there are many people who would never want to move to OSX from Windows (or Linux). I had to use OSX for two years, the only compelling part of it is the proper *nix shell, other than that, it was
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I'm not sure. You can easily get anonymized statistics about your whole userbase without any employee looking at a particular account directly. Getting max(size) of all the storage accounts does not require employees to look at files d
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
How would they not know? I mean, OneDrive has a built-in video player, it is integrated with Office Online, etc. Obviously Google or Apple knows this as well. [ from the sibling post ] > they just said they can and do check exactly what
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> - Twitch manages a portfolio This could actually work very well.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> its powerful Eclipse-based IDE :( This is something that would, in itself, direct me to Kotlin or something else. I know that Eclipse is a better fit for Ceylon (because both are intimately related to OSGi), but I really wouldn't
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Skype example proves exactly the opposite: the main reason they had to switch back to a centralized setup is because as mobile became a more dominant usage scenario P2P became untenable. Supernodes had to serve quite large and -- worse -- c
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Three days that saved the euro(theguardian.com)
21 points by sz4kerto 11y ago|4 comments
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Three days that saved the euro(theguardian.com)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> github.com/username/function This looks a bit like a module :)

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