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xiphias
10y ago
I just checked bitcoin.org as a comparision (A+): https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=bitcoin.org
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10y ago
Wow, this is amazing how easily fusing can be done with just a few linear typed primitives. The cool part is that if you have a for loop of vecbuilders and inside the for loop you have vecbuilders as well, the code can be fused quite easily
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xiphias
10y ago
I work at Google as well and actually they give us plastic plates to be able to bring dinner home. Some colleagues of mine use this perk to bring their baby food so that they don't have to cook at home. There's a catch though: the
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xiphias
10y ago
Probably not, it was just my expectation to see some beautiful animation that a team wouldn't be able to do after the headline. I still remember when I watched Lion King in the theatre when I was about 10 years old, and I was very sad
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xiphias
10y ago
Actually you're right. Still, I don't see any data proving the headline in the title by any metric. The whole article is just an advertisement.
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xiphias
10y ago
It looks like it had 0 success, maybe even less than 4 years work's worth of revenue (I couldn't find any data on it), so the conclusion should be the opposite: even if people slow other people down by getting on agreement, the fi
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xiphias
10y ago
That's the worst thing to do: doesn't provide any value at the part that matters. It may worth to improve code quality where it matters (the business logic), but to improve it where it doesn't matter is a waste of time to bot
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xiphias
10y ago
Actually it doesn't look like an ambiguity: they select a winner chain (hopefully the one with the higher price) and keep the money that's on the other chain. I don't think that this is a good strategy for an exchange, but it
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xiphias
10y ago
I can't comment on Google, as I work there, but I started reading the book, and it looks interesting..I wish history was taught like this.
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xiphias
10y ago
So many names and buzzwords and they couldn't even get 90% on MNIST. Quantum computers may help in the future, but it seems like they are not yet practical for deep learning.
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xiphias
10y ago
What's interesting is Peter Thiel is one of the few rich people who accepts and says it openly that creating monopoly is the only way to get extremely rich. Although I don't like the deals he does to get government contracts, I ca
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xiphias
10y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/dec/09/ecbs-qua...
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xiphias
10y ago
Bitcoin is taking away the biggest power that the governments have: printing money from thin air. They need it especially for paying their military. There may be a time in the future when it may worth for a government to protect Bitcoin for
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xiphias
10y ago
I don't know how much it's true in America, but here in Europe I see men moving to high paying jobs in already expensive cities (and making the cities even more expensive for women to move to) and women moving to cheaper cities (w
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xiphias
10y ago
I think if you go 5 days a week to the gym for 2 years, and eat what's needed to get muscular, they will find you.
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xiphias
10y ago
Actually this isn't a totally trivial question. The time zones in calendar appointments can change, if there's a switch between standard time and summer time. You need to know when is the hour set back by 1 hour, and in that case
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xiphias
10y ago
Wow, I just looked at the title of the paper, and it's the opposite of the HN title: one is about marriage (yes, of course jobs matter a lot), the other is about relationships. Number of married years per person is declining, number of
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xiphias
10y ago
This may be true now, but there's a trend of women accepting that a man earns less (or even sometimes doesn't have a job) as long as she doesn't yet want to have a baby, and the man looks hot. It's still all about supply
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xiphias
10y ago
If you are refering to me, I asked why she doesn't go to a lawyer... I had consulted lawyers many times in my life, but never sued.
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10y ago
Luckily there's a long thread on bitcoin-dev mailing list about how disastorous the consequences can be if somebody is able to change the git-tree because of this attack scenario, so I'm not the only one who thinks that signing on
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10y ago
I don't agree with the decision but I would rather code 10 minutes than to buy a ticket and fly back 9 hours to get home. For me the second option would be rudiculous.
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I just went to the github blog and I see this: ,,GitHub GDC Party 2017''. While security of git is broken, they are partying. Gitlab blog: working on UX Bitbucket: branch permissions All of the teams should handle this issue as an
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xiphias
10y ago
You are always allowed to get home if you prefer that as long as it's outside U.S.
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It means how competitive the bids are for the auction.
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Brexit is a mess. It's the first time that I'm seeing British people leaving their own country and come to Switzerland where they don't know the language at all. My friends who moved to London from Eastern Europe want to leav
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xiphias
10y ago
If the advertiser used the same bids on different properties, the campaign wasn't yet set up well. Also the device (mobile/desktop/tablet), query, language and many other features of the user session change the conversion rat
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xiphias
10y ago
When I read ,,the only thing you need is an editor'', I thought how cool it would be if what I write would be reviewed by some people before going public...it would make me less shy about it. Then I realized he means a text editor
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xiphias
10y ago
Git signs only the hash function of the commit tree..easily putting malware to any open source code can be catastrophic
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I think the coolest proof was that the Bitcoin SHA1 collision bounty was claimed: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=293382.0 The OP_2DUP OP_EQUAL OP_NOT OP_VERIFY OP_SHA1 OP_SWAP OP_SHA1 OP_EQUAL script was making sur
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xiphias
10y ago
Do A/B testing. One thing that's good for sure: apply for multiple companies. The biggest mistake/time waste I made with companies was when I tried just 1 company at a time and hoped that that company would appreciate it. The
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