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12y ago
Is it just me, or does Uber's behavior seem a bit Microsoft-in-the-90's?
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Google releases “nogotofail” to detect HTTPS bugs before they bite users
(arstechnica.com)
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While your critique is certainly true of the first generation of trackers, I'm not sure if you're familiar with a company called Qbotix[1]? They're just one example where innovation in the space is producing cheaper and more
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Fascinating talk, thank you. I was curious, I saw it mentioned that stenographers have their own styles around the edges of the language. Would it be possible to capture each users' idiosyncrasies, and work them in to the core to keep
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The author makes a familiar point, though it's worth repeating, if only as a reminder to stay humble. That said, I can't help but recall a quote from one of the greatest pro golfers: "The harder I practice, the luckier I get
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While not conclusive, some of you may be surprised to discover that there exists some evidence, for a physiological basis for the E/I spectrum. An fMRI study of personality influences on brain reactivity to emotional stimuli. http:&#x
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Chrome actually has a built in Task Manager which can be super useful for this sort of thing. For example, it allows one to see CPU & Mem usage per tab. It also has the ability to kill problematic tabs, extensions and background process
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Why a PC belongs in every living room
(theverge.com)
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Reddit-powered botnet infected thousands of Macs worldwide
(arstechnica.com)
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12y ago
Well, we both agree that high pressure tactics are not cool. Also encouraging startups to skip consulting with lawyers would be uncalled for. However on the second point, I can't see any mention of that. Do you have any evidence, or is
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Not that I have any affiliation, though was curious. So I reached out to Troy on Twitter. He claims he extends more time if needed/requested, and they move quickly to close deals. Is it possible, that maybe what transpired here, wasn&#
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The Source of Bad Writing
(online.wsj.com)
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They can both be, but there are two things to note. One is to make the distinction between being logical and being rational . So in this man's context I think it's fair to he may have logically coherent reasons for doing what h
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One has to admire this man's grit, discipline and inventiveness. It's inspiring in a way, and makes you want to cheer him on. OTOH, a part of me feels this effort more resembles idealism driven by a historical scarcity event. I su
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> My guess is that gmail is using a linear classifier. Yup, the Google "Priority Inbox" feature does indeed use a linear classifier, in particular logistic regression [1] for the reason of scale as you point out. Also, IIRC G
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HTML5 Video with alpha transparency
(jakearchibald.com)
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Netflix Is Finally Headed to Linux
(thenextweb.com)
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The case for OCSP Must-Staple
(grc.com)
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Certificate revocation and the performance of OCSP
(news.netcraft.com)
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Congrats guys. It's been fun following your progress. Love the technical updates and overall direction :)
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FYI, he's doing a Kickstarter to raise awareness and funding: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/noahdyer/a-year-without... Philosophically speaking, the idea of a society where every actioned is monitored,
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Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Invention of the Web
(webat25.org)
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Did they really dispose any of the users data though? It appears they displayed a chart. That graphic, it could be argued, is based on an entirely new data set. So while individual data sets may been used at some point behind the scenes, it
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Quandl – Find, Use and Share Numerical Data
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The Big Picture (2007)
(joelonsoftware.com)
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It's insanely cool that YC is now part of this. Also love that pg credits Sam for making it happen. On a somewhat related note. Despite the setbacks and the bad rep nuclear gets, fusion really could be a better future. The energy densi
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Identification of individuals using palatal rugae: Computerized method (2010)
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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The OP was referring to the webmasters , not the search engine end users, as the ones being 'dictated'* to by Google. Unlike end users, webmasters themselves switching to Bing or DDG in their personal capacity would have little i
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Nice design; fast and functional too. Kudos! So while the fuzzy matching is neat, sometimes it's handy to be able to perform an exact search as well. Typically this is done using "quotation marks" around the search term(s).
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Take Action
(google.com)
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