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Uber settles for $148 mln with 50 U.S. states over 2016 data breach(reuters.com)
2 points by vmarsy 8y ago|0 comments
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by vmarsy 8y ago
> much more if they are married to a zero-income spouse In France it's the same, but here's a major difference once you add kids to the equation: Each kid of a couple counts the same as "0.5 zero-income spouse", up to
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by vmarsy 8y ago
Is there any good book/resources covering some of or all the 'business-y stuff' that people recommend?
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Why Your Static Website Needs HTTPS(troyhunt.com)
3 points by vmarsy 8y ago|1 comments
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by vmarsy 8y ago
> Don't forget the part where they now show you tweets that people you follow have liked, just the same as if they had retweeted them. I rarely use twitter but the first time I saw these "person X liked this" I just looke
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by vmarsy 8y ago
> but you can't turn off seeing what people you follow like Yes you can, not through an official setting unfortunately. But as TylerH said you just say "I don't like this tweet" on a few of the tweets that you see bec
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by vmarsy 8y ago
> You claim that GDPR has a big administrative burden to small businesses but that's not the case as long as your business model is not based on invasion of privacy. If it is, well, tough life! There's something I don't ge
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by vmarsy 8y ago
> The asymptotically fast algorithms (such as Strassen's[2]) outperform the naive algorithm (i.e. by definition, such is in the article) when matrices get large. This is true only if approaching the matrix multiplication problem pur
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by vmarsy 8y ago
Writing the fastest matrix multiplication you can is pretty fun. It probably won't be as fast a BLAS or MKL, but if you get close to it, it's a rewarding experience. > see what else can be done I recommend reading this paper by
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by vmarsy 8y ago
I disagree with the analogy. Trying to use the same analogy: If I were a one person entrepreneur trying an MVP, I would be building a bicycle, not a car. And what I suggest is have the right to put a sticker on the bicycle: "Warning,
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by vmarsy 8y ago
I feel that you're ignoring the situation of small startups with just a few founders. At this stage, it can really kill your business to spend a lot of your resources on making sure you're complying with GDPR. Usually the '
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by vmarsy 8y ago
> To even read this article, I had to sign into facebook, deny a prompt to provide alerts, close 4 messenger windows, etc. etc. Not a good way to read. Is it on mobile? I opened on Chrome browser it doesn't require you to sign in at
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by vmarsy 8y ago
The Bloomberg website shouldn't be used in this submission. I find it shameful to put a paywall on an article literally copy-pasted from what Associated Press provided. It would make sens only if the ads disappeared if you're a Bl
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by vmarsy 8y ago
Last time I checked mine, it was pretty accurate, but I have a lot of the "PlayStation in <random country>" too! I also see a lot of PlayStation related ads on my news feed... I haven't used a PlayStation since I got an
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by vmarsy 8y ago
That's actually one of the suggestions I left them on the product. I've the choice between toll-lanes or not on my way home, I'd love to know how much faster it'd take if I get on the toll lane... But in that particular
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by vmarsy 8y ago
The reuters article is pretty succint. Here's the tweet about it: https://twitter.com/TwitterSupport/status/992132808192634881 which links to that blog: https://blog.twitter.com/official/
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The Responsive Network(medium.com)
1 points by vmarsy 8y ago|0 comments
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by vmarsy 9y ago
I used to use it, I now use Cookie AutoDelete [1]. It's especially a nice on-boarding experience: at first the cookie Auto-clean deletion is disabled so you have time to whitelist the sites you want, and then you turn it on. It also su
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by vmarsy 9y ago
Interesting table! Some have much more than coffee, in the 1000s ppb Coffees show a huge difference between not-brewed and brewed. Here some examples from that link: not-brewed --> brewed (ppb) 458 6 3
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by vmarsy 9y ago
Great work! I love multi-accounts containers on desktop. Is it coming to the Android browser as well?
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by vmarsy 9y ago
thanks for taking time to reply! Having some modest compilers knowledge, I'm already impressed that the first use case is possible. It's already covering many uses cases where people use simple Getters, so thanks for the work. Ye
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by vmarsy 9y ago
A lot of good stuff, reading C++ errors is like learning an extra language on top of the C++ language, I can't wait to try it out. > How do I get at some private field? That one is interesting! I wonder how smart it is. For instance
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by vmarsy 9y ago
> Inbox (try downloading attachments) The only times I got issues with this on Firefox was due to some add-on (Disconnect for instance). On Firefox out of the box I haven't had issues with downloading attachments lately, even with t
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by vmarsy 9y ago
> Twitter however now also displays tweets people I follow have liked and that has been the worst change for me. I rarely go on Twitter but I've noticed that the "X liked this" are usually the worst of all on my newsfeed.
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by vmarsy 9y ago
Same in France, the stores starting charging for plastic bags (even before the gov introduced a tax) in the early 2000s, and it dropped to 800 millions back in 2010, from 15 billion in 2003.[1][2] Since 2016 they're completely banned.
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Equifax hack exposed more information than we thought, documents show(latimes.com)
2 points by vmarsy 9y ago|1 comments
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Inter Partes Review Saves 80 Companies from Paying for a Sports-Motion Patent(eff.org)
1 points by vmarsy 9y ago|0 comments
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by vmarsy 9y ago
As a workaround: Google Translate, at least on Android, has a camera button on the bottom left of the text box, there you can do live translation of what's on the camera (AR style above the original text), or simply upload an existing
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by vmarsy 9y ago
Yeah the famous '51% attacks'. I read some of the online resources in the subject, including the one swinglock mentions[1]. And yeah the answers are a bit outdated, like the 2013 on: 'As for the merge, this is still being di
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by vmarsy 9y ago
That's one worrying part. The one I'm more scared about is: it's not all clear to me what would happen if the network gets suddenly partitioned. With China apparently having a big chunk of the mining power, what would happen

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