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Ask HN: Is it OK to disclose Turkish citizens db to make a point?
2 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Offline and secure it's the possibly impossible part, but it would be nice!!
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
When the vote they implicitly consent for that data to be public. The problem is that this db is serving the data to users who are not gong to the proper office to ask for them.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I love these stories, I would have liked more details on the operation, but also the personal story is nice to read.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
No, you are right, the correct word is another. Steganography
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
The funny thing is that the "big project" should really be about stenography, not cryptography. It would have much a bigger impact.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
If the traveler is very price sensitive, that is an option he would consider
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
"We envisage increasing competition between energy resources," he said. "This will likely result in increased competition in the energy market and disruption for the incumbent." - speaking of clean energy sources. Making
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
You need Statistics to understand machine learning, then of course one may learn some concepts by hearth. I am not sure then he could "develop the new AI" though.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
There are indeed plenty of third-generation Algerians in France. The ones I know are happy being in France though, I am not sure it is home-grown, it has been planned with local help, but the source was tracked in Turkey, then lost. I think
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I work most of the weekends, sometimes it is necessary and we know it. But when it is not necessary I like to take the Saturday, so on Friday night I can go out with friends, Saturday is for relax/recover and Sunday I can be up and run
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
One of the best handled security event in a long time (at the best of my knowledge), especially on the PR side.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
It looks like a toy, so maybe it is intended that way. A simple screen to slide emoji and select them with a tap, leaving the keyboard as is would have been better for me. I would not buy it as is. Probably it is thought for another public
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Ask HN: Is Dmoz still relevant in 2015?
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|1 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
The proposed approach is allarming in a way, but if you see it in a unit test way, it is ok as long as there are sanctions on the provider when a client realize (using input and output) that the software is not running as advertised
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Intelligent life building something big "approx half the size of the star".. mh, either they gave up on nano technology or they have found out that macro technology is better:)
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Pitch for a Bitcoin Ponzi(reddit.com)
3 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I would change my ubuntu machines on all the projects, the idea terrifies me (both the operation and the Microsoft).
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
the final disclaimer looks like it was written for the case
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France in the year 2000 (as seen from 1900)(publicdomainreview.org)
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
well, https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/38371/ OS is getting popular, i.e. it is a decent target
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
The group is held by Prof. Ng which has a ML course on coursera https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning - lecture notes of the in class course are here http://cs229.stanford.edu/materials.html
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
With all hard problems out there, genomic queries, keyword auction allocation, aerodynamics simulations, etc.. I still can't believe there's not a solid a main-stream crypto currency whose computation is an actual problem (at that
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
thanks! This is uber:)
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
It's not a lie, as the article puts it: "hacking takes considerably more effort than simply asking a telecom provider for records".. and that's it. My main problem with that is: at least now even others have to work the
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Contaminated lumber, clothes, plastics, that mixed material can be difficult to valuate indeed and uses a lot of space too, so it gets incinerated.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Sometimes it gets frustrating when the understanding is difficult. On the founders side though, you want to be sure that there is the right expectation set in the clients (no over selling features that are not there, no underselling what yo
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I think a clever observation of the article is the timing of the news: "it's like a PR problem not a real security threat and it doesn't deserve front page, it can go after Pope visiting Washington"
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Is the data meaning something or just textures? It is very nice though
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
This is an (at best) attempt to create some bubble, the revenues will go up for a while -even if we all hope they won't, but they probably will- the company will look so much better than what actually is. I wonder what for, it's n

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