thomasrossi

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by thomasrossi 11y ago
the stagionality is true indeed. A part from that, the Chinese stock were an example by the book of bubble (for instance look at the Shanghai index). If the government wouldn't have stepped in, it would be already finished. On such mat
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Greece Has Been Accepted into Boost VC Tribe 6(medium.com)
2 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I agree:) Is there a comment from someone who actually bought it?
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
All internet communication in and out the transatlantic communication cable is stored and recorded, exactly like telephones were:) The amount of data is so huge that unencrypting it is quite boring. They are getting lazy dis days;P have it
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The Dukes, 7 years of Russian cyperespionage [pdf](cdn3.vox-cdn.com)
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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Tightening pains, a brief history of rate rising(economist.com)
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I seem to understand this works just fine with HSTS. I am wondering what happens to key-pinning?
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
heh, I know, coffee machine is so far away >__>
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Even if Information is considered the 5th dimension of war, I think the actions he refers to are more like "Psy Ops" because they can influence opinions but not physical stuff. It's a different story for some Chinese tanks wh
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I've learned mean just to be fast. Lots of documentation and examples, I also like that you can setup continuous integration quite easily (compared to maven java in my experience)
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Voting for block size increase proposals(bitcointalk.org)
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I understand the will of using new programming tools, but security updates should be the central reason for update. It is not clear how are those managed.
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Winston, async logging for Node.js(github.com)
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
It happens to me all the time, all the concept work is very fine, I just fail so miserably on trivial details.. nonetheless: lol.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
My father is a neurologist and he always tells me that until the 90s or so, Alzheimer was mush rarer than other diseases (although the life expectancy was not that much shorter than today). There must be some environmental cause to it and i
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
quote "..as a species have a propensity to anthropomorphize almost anything we interact with" this. And a part from this, bugs. I mean, bugs are there even if you use nasa best practices for safety-critical software
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Brazil: Auction delivers over 800MW at 8 cents/kWh(pv-magazine.com)
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Congrats! Good luck, the product is interesting indeed. I am not a marketing expert though. Maybe you can try to work a deal with some automated website builder? So they can add the bug-reporting tool to their offering, 1 deal would mean lo
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Bitcoin piques interest on Wall St(nytimes.com)
3 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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Let them in and let them earn(economist.com)
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Nice thanks. I've read the first chapter on online learning - that's close to a problem I have - I think it's very well written, but what happens when assumptions fall (e.g. convexity) is left for the reader to guess (which i
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I really like the water saving aspect
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I see, well, about the flying car I believe it would not have such a good market. I hope cheap electricity will sooner or later have a decent market!
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
The evolution hopefully will be like the genome-mapping, it began with super slow and expensive projects, and now it has super fast sequencing for a couple of hundred bucks (or less)
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How safe is your ground beef?(consumerreports.org)
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
I think that is normal. 300/X?
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
It is not saving battery, it is not producing less waste.. so no, it has no physical effect. As an algorithm it cannot be patented in the EU, and code-wise in EU it's the only thing you can try to patent.
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
this is the video to give more context https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVlMYXLB0m0
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Big Game Hunting: The Peculiarities of Nation-State Malware Research(blackhat.com)
1 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|1 comments
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by thomasrossi 11y ago
Well in EU some algorithm is surely patentable if it has a "technical effect", for instance if you can move a robot arms consuming less energy or producing less waste materials, it must have a physical impact on something. Quote:

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