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First GDPR Sanction in Germany Fines Flirty Chat Platform EUR 20,000(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by tephra 8y ago|0 comments
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by tephra 8y ago
Computer chess is a huge part of modern professional chess, someone like Magnus Carlsen would probably pay for access to the best chess engine available.
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by tephra 8y ago
I would love to have some elaboration. Why did they hate racket?
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by tephra 8y ago
Of course Tolkien did produce a poem about King Arthur in "The Fall Of Arthur" well worth the read if you are into his works :)
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by tephra 8y ago
I'm on Mobile and having a hard time finding the link but I'm pretty sure the Google quantum computing team (and probably others) have built low qubit computers that have factored numbers into it's prime factors.
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by tephra 8y ago
Web: typescript frontend and phoenix (Elixir) backend is My new setup. Apps: Flutter and if I need it switch to native. But flutter is really good for my simple needs!
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by tephra 8y ago
Here's a recent story from our open office. We have a couple of mobprogramming stations with big televisions, each team has 1 or 2 of these so there are about 5 in a 20m radius from where I sit. When the first game that Sweden played a
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by tephra 8y ago
I really like the Org mode manual ( https://orgmode.org/manual/ )
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by tephra 8y ago
Another fun one that I encountered in an NLP class to many years ago now is multilingual search. Search in one language, get results in multiple languages. The context in which this came up was in organisations such as the EU or the Nordic
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by tephra 8y ago
Let's give it a shot. So first I have marked "Pentatonic Minor" and "A" as our key since this is probably a scale that you know. What you are seeing are all the notes in the scale laid out on the fret board. If you
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by tephra 8y ago
I'm a European that supports the GDPR but here's my take on the issue in the post. I don't think it would be hard for the person in the post to comply, it would just be time consuming. Say for example that a user requests a d
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by tephra 8y ago
Have there been any research into the decline of weather prediction models? Sounds really interesting.
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by tephra 8y ago
I don't have the text in front of me but I'm pretty sure there is an exception for member states government agencies (if they choose to have the exception). I wouldn't be surprised if this covers EU agencies and institutions
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by tephra 9y ago
I think it is worth noting that pseudonymization is not just this big loophole in the GDPR and pseudonomyzed data can still be considered personal data and fall under GDPRs jurisdiction. Pseudonymisation != Anonymization. And as the article
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by tephra 9y ago
So here in Sweden (and I imagine a couple other EU countries) there is the Patient Data Law (PDL) that regulates the use of health data. This will probably have to change a bit with GDPR but will still supersede GPDR when it comes to health
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by tephra 9y ago
Now I don't have all the information at my fingertips but IIRC with KRACK it was OpenBSD (not all the BSDs) that commited the fix early and they _did_ have permission to do this but the security researcher did regret giving this to the
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by tephra 9y ago
I don't have any numbers but I would guess this would be since OpenSSL is used a lot more than LibreSSL at the moment. So the criteria "and its use in real world systems" would qualify OpenSSL more than LibreSSL.
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by tephra 9y ago
Worth noting that Stockfish is actually the only engine that hasn't lost a game. The lackluster performance is it just not beating the weaker engines, something that Komodo and Houdini have done (but they have also lost against stronge
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GopherCon 2017: Russ Cox – The Future of Go(youtube.com)
3 points by tephra 9y ago|0 comments
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by tephra 9y ago
To clarify, the NATO countries all agreed to spend 2% of GDP _by_ 2024.
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by tephra 9y ago
Given that much of this content has already been published I'm not sure this is the reason. Also the complete draft in this book is different from the one published in the Silmarillion so not sure that it would reset the copyright then
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by tephra 9y ago
If I understand it correctly it does include an early complete version of the story and a bunch of drafts and commentary of later drafts. So it is not simply a bunch of summary notes but gives the story of how this story was developed. Perh
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Symbolic Machine Learning(languagengine.co)
173 points by tephra 10y ago|20 comments
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by tephra 10y ago
Sarah Sharp leaving the kernel community comes to mind (although Torvalds is not mentioned by name but more a perspective on the whole community). http://sarah.thesharps.us/2015/10/05/closing-a-door/
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by tephra 10y ago
I thought I recognized that rock! Fun fact everyone studying earth science/geology at Uppsala University have been to this quarry during their bachelor studies, at least when I studied there (I've been there twice). Time to double
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Polymorphic Type Inference for Machine Code(arxiv.org)
1 points by tephra 11y ago|0 comments
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The Boy Who Could Change the World the Writings of Aaron Swartz(thenewpress.com)
4 points by tephra 11y ago|0 comments
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Load testing tool – Gatling(kentorjava.com)
2 points by tephra 11y ago|0 comments
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Backers and Hackers [Shen Programming Language](groups.google.com)
2 points by tephra 11y ago|0 comments
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The Promise of Relational Programming [video](youtube.com)
28 points by tephra 11y ago|3 comments

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