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by tucif 9y ago
I think the whole (non)deterministic thing is off. Engineers could also execute a perfect development strategy to deliver a product and it could fail through for circumstances beyond engineering team (budget is yanked, project is delayed, e
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by tucif 9y ago
"I’m likely not going to delete Facebook entirely since I do genuinely enjoy staying in touch with the people in my life, and for better or worse Facebook is where those people hang out" Is it likely that most people are willing t
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by tucif 9y ago
You probably misread, the camera was allegedly used by the Yankees. That was the complaint filed in response by the Red Sox.
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by tucif 9y ago
couldn't this open the path to approving programming courses without ever handing in compiling code? What about pseudo code that has the "right logic" but will never compile? What if I submit python code that works as a c fil
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by tucif 9y ago
How do you "decide how much partial it is worth" ? Generally the task is not writing code, it is solving a specific problem and non-compiling code is a non-solution, not a partial one.
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by tucif 9y ago
Mods: Title is misleading and not the original. This post never shows "how" ig uses a mic, just theorizes about it without any proof.
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by tucif 9y ago
I believe this is how it works at least in iOS if the mic is used by an app in the background
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by tucif 9y ago
Are there legal ways to be hired as remote worker for a company that only has operations in the US and live/work from another country? Edit: As a Non-Us citizen.
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by tucif 9y ago
I also adopted a similar approach, where I unfollowed ALL my firends so that none of them will show up in newsfeed. Then I added the few ones I truly wanted to know about to the "Close friends" list which allows you to activate no
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by tucif 9y ago
"you are NOT the product that facebook creates" Right, of course. But I believe the point here is you are, in terms of the sum of your data and your attention, the product facebook sells You don't explicitly and conscious
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by tucif 9y ago
I don't think their svm classifier would work over encrypted data, so if a service stores data encrypted at rest is this useful at all?
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by tucif 9y ago
What would be a good book to read before this book? Or is it friendly enough for someone new to behavioral science?
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Ableton acquires Max maker Cycling ’74(cdm.link)
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Chart: Here’s How 5 Tech Giants Make Their Billions(visualcapitalist.com)
2 points by tucif 9y ago|0 comments
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by tucif 10y ago
Reminds me of http://rejected.us/
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by tucif 10y ago
> Ask for network access Assuming you have a decent router that supports wpa2 I find it difficult to believe a TV would crack it.
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by tucif 10y ago
> so obviously this article has marketing lean. The domain belongs to the DuckDuckGo blog.
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Bosch, Cisco, BNY Mellon, Others Launch New Blockchain Consortium(nytimes.com)
2 points by tucif 10y ago|0 comments
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by tucif 10y ago
Absolutely. There is no evident connection that can be done from the double checkmark to a "secured communication". But when you think about it, the double check is a read confirmation so if we are in an end-to-end encrypted sce
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by tucif 10y ago
I agree, perhaps a further version of the signal protocol could implement a definitive solution that better addresses this kind of scenario the way HSTS did for ssl certs. And combined with a friendly UI solution (like the new padlock | Sec
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by tucif 10y ago
It could . I guess the point here is: Can there be a backdoor in whatsapp? Of course! Is there a backdoor on Whatsapp as described on the guardian article? No. Can the UX be improved to alert the smaller percentage of users that rely hea
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by tucif 10y ago
He does address this: Once the sending client displays a "double check mark," it can no longer be asked to re-send that message. That means a user is able to verify visually that the end-to-end is working. "users might not
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by tucif 10y ago
I read this as if Facebook is posing itself to become kind of a "Journalism PaaS". That'd be an interesting shift.
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by tucif 10y ago
I believe there is a customer service chat online where you can also terminate a subscription. I almost did once, but they gave me a discount that I took. All in 10 minutes while reading HN.
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Facebook Shouldn’t Fact-Check(nytimes.com)
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Mark Zuckerberg Is in Denial(nytimes.com)
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WhatsApp Gains End-To-End Encrypted Video Calling(macrumors.com)
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Ask HN: How long did it take you to double your salary?
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by tucif 10y ago
Using HSTS ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/St... ) From the RFC 6797 : ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6797#page-27 ) 11.3. Using HSTS in Conjunction
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by tucif 10y ago
I believe this one does not addresses async-await in any of its implementations directly, does it? But it looks pretty interesting to cover other concurrency models.

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