vzaliva

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by vzaliva 7y ago
I would call this "PHP hacker solution" :)
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by vzaliva 7y ago
INAL but even if you did not get paid does not automatically means the result of work for hire belongs to you. If you are a contractor this is a smart thing to explicitly stipulate in the contract.
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by vzaliva 7y ago
I want to run Linux on it!
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by vzaliva 8y ago
While I agree with the sentiment of the site, the form they suggest "Hi -- ...." looks ungrammatical. Disclaimer: I am not a native English speaker.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
I do not understand why for over a decade Google resists implementing end-to-end encryption in Gmail. For example, it would help with "man-in-the-middle" attacks they are citing as motivation from MTA-STS.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
The author should be more careful when hiring remote developers and giving them full access to his account. It looks like he hired some people with the previous history of Play store fraught and Google caught up with them. I run a consultin
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by vzaliva 8y ago
It would be nice to see some Unicode things in the example, like arrows, various math symbols, etc. I am looking for a good programming font with the support of math symbols.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
Most pictures are from Poland which was relatively better off than USSR at the time. My childhood memories from USSR are way grimmer than these pictures.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
Some time ago I've applied Evolutionary Algorithms to the same problem. I did not have much time to develop it further but I think it is another viable approach in addition to ones listed. http://www.crocodile.org/lord&
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by vzaliva 8y ago
Not only video ads. They also show regular ads to paid subscribers. If you have an ad blocker they detect it and show a request to disable it! I was pissed off because I am paid subscriber (for many years). So, I emailed them about that and
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by vzaliva 8y ago
The pricing is wrong. It is based on the size of the company. It should be based on the number of candidates/resumes in pipeline.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
https://twitter.com/TwitterSafety/status/1037804427992686593 says they "permanently suspended" his accounts. Merriam Webster defines "suspend" as "to debar temporarily". So what it is
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by vzaliva 8y ago
When I noticed that DDG is using (among other sources) Yandex.ru (Russian search engine) index I've stopped using it. It is not a question of privacy but rather a question of trust and bias. Of course YMMV.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
When the author mentions "normally distributed numbers" it sounds like he is sampling a normal (Gaussian) distribution. In fact, he is sampling from a uniform distribution.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
I am using Instabridge for a few years and it is really great! I wish more people knew about it and use it.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
Cracking down on cafeterias might bring some business to the restaurants, but it takes away business from people running these cafeterias: cooks, cleaning staff, grocery delivery, etc. Most of these people are local. So it is basically re-d
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by vzaliva 8y ago
How do you apply it to Kindle books? What is the equivalent of 50 pages in Kindle "locations"?
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by vzaliva 8y ago
I also just switched to XPS 13 but with a 4K display. My main problem is the touchpad. I could not type without accidentally touching touchpad which causes random actions like deleting chunks of text, sending unfinished emails or just jumpi
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by vzaliva 8y ago
We've all seen how it ended with Skype... Terrible news indeed.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
I was scratching my head how I never heard of DMC++ until I realized that this is related to Zortech C++ compiler I've used (and loved) while ago.
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by vzaliva 8y ago
This may be true if you assuming that a degree is only important as a way to get a job. However, if you put a value on stuff they actually teach, getting a good foundation education in your field will make you a better specialist in a long
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by vzaliva 8y ago
As somebody who has been in a similar situation, I must warn that accepting Elon's offer could be perilous to them in long term. It looks like at least one of them will be dropping out of school before graduating to start working for T
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by vzaliva 8y ago
I am too lazy to read the full spec, but does it allow to have a mix of wired/wireless APs in the mesh? For example, I have a couple of rooms with wired ethernet which would act as a backbone of wireless mesh I am building. Google WiFi
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by vzaliva 8y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but passwordless login is a single-factor authentication and less secure than MFA. Depending on whenever hardware key is more or less secure than the password, the mass adoption of this could make things LESS secur
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by vzaliva 8y ago
If somebody worked for 10+ years on his or her last job is certainly a red flag for me. People tend to get set in their ways and have difficulty to adapting to new work environment and processes. "At IBM always did it this way, for las
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by vzaliva 8y ago
I usually look for some obscure buzzword which I know something about and ask the candidate about it. For example, if he has Foo on his resume I will ask a concrete technical question related to Foo. Oftentimes it turns out the only experie
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by vzaliva 9y ago
I am also a longtime Flickr user. I stopped paying after I realized that the site is going nowhere. I was just contemplating closing the account, but in view of this news, I will give it another chance. There are hundreds of sites where peo
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United Airlines Android app wants to spy on you(twitter.com)
2 points by vzaliva 9y ago|0 comments
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by vzaliva 9y ago
It is not often one sees NY Times linking to Github :)
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by vzaliva 9y ago
"Every block of sea floor that the HUGINs map will be examined by three sets of human eyes." They could publish the data and crowdsource the review process. Also perhaps some machine learning techniques could be applied to indenti

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