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Multiple-port knocking Netfilter/IPtables only implementation(debian-administration.org)
1 points by wyc 11y ago|0 comments
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by wyc 11y ago
Do you use time of arrival techniques? What strategy do you use to overcome indoor multi-path conditions? Are there more detailed implementation notes somewhere? Reading the documentation, I agree that you're abstracting away the &quot
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by wyc 11y ago
The notation section reminded me of what good tools APL/J/K/Q were for dealing with matrices: http://jsoftware.com/help/dictionary/vocabul.htm Instead of Mat.Inverse(), there's an operator that
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by wyc 11y ago
> 50% is untrue and students fault This statement does little to make me feel any better about Coding House.
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by wyc 12y ago
> I'd guess a week or two? I'm mostly concerned about feature lag and vendor lock-in, so I'm happy to hear that this will be out so soon. I'm excited to try it out. > I have found the Kubernetes team to be nothing
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by wyc 12y ago
> we set out to build and deliver Google’s infrastructure to everyone else This statement rings pretty true as Kubernetes (also known as k8s) has some Google biases. Not all cloud providers will have such an easy time providing all the i
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by wyc 12y ago
Great, thank you for this software! Any idea if there are trusted 3rd party hashes for popular install scripts? If a website wants you to: curl " http://sketchyurl.com/script.sh" | hashpipe PRECOMPUTEDHASH | sh it
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Legendary The Art of Electronics 3rd Edition Now Out(amazon.com)
3 points by wyc 12y ago|1 comments
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Linkr – A short and sweet IRC/Slack bridge(github.com)
6 points by wyc 12y ago|0 comments
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by wyc 12y ago
On the topic of changing how foods affect us via preparation, this (somewhat click-baity) article talks about how refrigeration of cooked pasta could reduce glucose spikes from its consumption: http://www.bbc.com/news/m
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Both Authors Reply to Comparing Haskell's Snap and Yesod Web Frameworks(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by wyc 12y ago|0 comments
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by wyc 12y ago
Frankly, I'm still confused about what "recurse center" means even though I know what recursion is. I wonder what it will first mean to people outside of industry. I also can't unsee the substring "curse center&quot
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by wyc 12y ago
Other plan9 papers: http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/papers/ A cool gem, the WORM cached file system: http://plan9.bell-labs.com/who/seanq/cw.pdf
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by wyc 12y ago
I think I would pay most to not be tracked or to avoid video ads.
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by wyc 12y ago
Well, goodbye $40.
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by wyc 12y ago
enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O2QhnXm10E
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by wyc 12y ago
Just because you can run one doesn't mean that you're doing it safely and securely. Also, I'm willing to bet that the Clintons have a bit more resources and services at their disposal than the "so many people" you r
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by wyc 12y ago
Receipt paper could serve the same heat-sensitive purpose and might be easier to find.
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by wyc 12y ago
The Chinese room argument is an interesting parable related to the difference between narrow ("cheap tricks") and general intelligence: what does it mean to be intelligent? It argues that intelligent behavior is not the same as in
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by wyc 12y ago
Wow, these are great! How do you make them?
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by wyc 12y ago
The argument that not asking for help results in resilience and therefore debugging prowess sounds like an X/Y problem to me. If the real goal is to have better debugging skills, then more direct advice might be "understand fully
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by wyc 12y ago
I think this is a dangerous and terrible rule of thumb that will definitely damage culture. It's such an egotistical view that you're so smart, you don't need anyone to help you ever. I would rather work with a bunch of &quot
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by wyc 12y ago
This feels like an overt attempt to sell me things instead of actually providing me useful information.
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by wyc 12y ago
I would caution against starting on this text because it's typically at the upperclassman/graduate level, containing details about transistor models and amplifier design that you don't need to know unless you're consider
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by wyc 12y ago
Agreed! This book imparts a good mix of theory and "real world" advice. It also comes with strange quirky comics to help you remember things: http://i.imgur.com/1D5K6PT.jpg
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by wyc 12y ago
To me, an outsider to the media industry, this seems very similar to what I perceive to be trends in the book industry: http://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/as-big-chains-fold-triangle... http://nymag.com/d
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by wyc 12y ago
An equally impressive and amusing tour de force. I'd like to see self-proclaimed "full stack" developers pull this off.
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by wyc 12y ago
This is a brief (probably incomplete) summary of my understanding (many points also supported by the essays in your included link): --- Philosophy: FreeBSD has the concept of a base system: a set of tools intended to work together harmoniou
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by wyc 12y ago
I know that even cheap LEDs have rise and fall times of easily under 5 ns with the right circuitry[0]. This means that a transmitter of 100 MHz can be easily built with COTS parts, so the speeds they mention make sense to me. However, when
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by wyc 12y ago
Line-of-sight communications are definitely less susceptible to surveillance than WiFi that has omnidirectional broadcast. Even if the signal bleeds due to refraction, at such high frequencies, this loss of power is extremely detrimental to

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