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If you ever log an email address then logs contain PII, and are therefore in scope.
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I came to post this same comment, then found that the paper itself cites Solitaire! The only downside I see for this implementation is that a stack of "weird" tiles would be much more discoverable for any TLA than a deck of cards.
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I thought that was the case, until CloudFlare issued a cert for a subdomain of mine without a single email round-trip or even notification. Any DNS-based validation is contingent on full DNS control, and that does mean FULL. CNAME records a
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So adding a distributed change/audit log - don't forget, that's all any blockchain really is - is the deal breaker and will cause you to fail audits or break production systems? How is it different from the GPG chain that is
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I don't see anything but a divider between "Language" and "Notifications", and for me the only "face" anywhere on the "Timeline and Tagging" page is "Facebook". Even on mobile the set o
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I have to assume that this UX is intentionally awful: Go to Settings. Go to More. Tap Privacy Shortcuts. Tap More Settings. Tap Face Recognition. Tap Do you want Facebook to be able to recognize you in photos and videos? Select No if you do
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Have you ever seen someone driving in snow anywhere south of Pennsylvania in the US? This tech, as-is, could probably save millions in damage on minor or one-car accidents in snowy aftermath. Even if it snows once or twice a year, somehow e
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You are speaking only from a free-speech perspective. As a business user, I would absolutely want $CDN_PROVIDER to only allow / serve traffic in compliance with the laws of my country. I wouldn't want any chance of my non-controve
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Please, Observable, put something on the page that says what language this is! I figured this was like Colaboratory ( https://colab.research.google.com ) or Azure Notebooks ( https://notebooks.azure.com/ ) or some o
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Bitbucket Jan 9 Outage Post-Mortem
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I'm interested in the details, but I don't see PM info in your bio. Please reach out to twitter@web007 or ryan at geekportfolio with anything you can share - I'm working on a side-side-side-project for increasing employabilit
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Okta is exactly what the OP is looking for. I just looked up their integrations before answering because I couldn't remember for Github, but they support Github and DockerHub, plus AWS, Jira, Slack, G-Suite and more.
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Others have already recommended Legacy Code by Michael Feathers, that's the place to start. The only other suggestion I have is Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code by Martin Fowler.
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I think you're arguing the wrong way around. Useful PoW is totally fine for a cryptocurrency the same way useless PoW is - you have to solve a particular instance of some kind of problem, not just "computation that you were going
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Congratulations - you can now put "built software that people paid for" on your resume! Sarcastic or not, that's a legitimate achievement.
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https://github.com/007/dotfiles Lowest-common-denominator for linux and mac, mostly just "make it work if you notice it's broken". I have one file that's bash magic, and link it to everywhere it mig
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> Regressions tend to be high priority for the devs though so this will be fixed eventually. "eventually" is right... This seems to be a failure on the part of the devs to prioritize. AFAIK code that causes a regression should
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You can use any templating system you like, then "| kubectl create -f -" I would like YAML includes, or some way to re-use templates directly. It's mildly inconvenient to have all of my env vars templated, but to require N co
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I switched to Brew because I got tired of recompiling from source for every update with MacPorts. As an end-user I don't see the benefit of repeating the same thing N times for N clients versus doing it once, centrally. Every time &quo
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They buried it, but their NIPS 2017 paper is linked in the article. https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.05357
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> We can see that the scheme that uses sequential batching actually performs worse than the CPU alone, whereas the new approach using DuHL achieves a 10× speed-up over the CPU. I had to get down to the graph to realize they're talki
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Please note: The author (and submitter) is the author of Keras, so his views on AI / DL are not completely unfounded. The concept of bottlenecks preventing the singularity are a fair point, but I don't believe many of the argument
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It does now - that's one of the main features in 4.0. They rewrote the CL hash engine to work modularly, which gives up some hand-optimized speed in exchange for simpler code and longer password support. 3.x supports 16 chars, with som
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Aurora RDS-PG still isn't GA, as in isn't available in all datacenters. Edit: Apparently it is GA as of 6 days ago, but still only available in 4 regions https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/now-available-ama
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Software development is all of those things. You need the engineering experience to know what to do. You need the science to know ways to / not to do things. And you need the creativity to put them together. Is your "portfolio pie
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You'll probably want something closer to a GAN like pix2pix - https://phillipi.github.io/pix2pix/ An example implementation would look something like edges2cats https://affinelayer.com/pixsrv/
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AKA https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck
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There are a lot of "good" OSS licenses that have a similar terms - I've noted this elsewhere (re: the CDDL) and haven't gotten an answer. +1 to someone who knows the legal side and can differentiate for laypersons, since
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One of their sales people tried to social engineer contact with me when I was running ops at a previous gig. They called out customer support line and said they were "just disconnected from the ops guy" or something of the sort, a
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Not sure about true "bare metal" but try https://github.com/kubernetes/kops for 0-to-kubernetes on AWS, including provisioning instances, storage, etc.
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