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ClamAV now integrates LLVM(vrt-sourcefire.blogspot.com)
1 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
Now if only we can get a way to claim inactive usernames when we aren't famous ..
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by yan 16y ago
FYI: This is what CoffeeScript uses.
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Net neutrality: No, these are special puppies(economist.com)
1 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
Practice is good for your brain.
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Information technology in transition: The end of Wintel(economist.com)
5 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
You're absolutely right. This was the result of semi-blind redirection of my rss reader.
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Computer security : A swarm of many stripes(economist.com)
8 points by yan 16y ago|6 comments
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by yan 16y ago
FYI, if you're looking for a very, very well-written and well-tested C codebase to read, give SQLite a look.
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Lawsuit [against Scribd] Alleging Copyright Filtering Infringes is Dropped(wired.com)
3 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
No. I'm sorry, but you're cutting this all wrong.
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GeoHot Says Goodbye To The Jailbreak Community(iphonedownloadblog.com)
14 points by yan 16y ago|9 comments
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by yan 16y ago
Wrapping up my last day at the office.
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by yan 16y ago
Define "master." Usually, you get your start by picking a project in a domain you're intimately familiar, read an introduction/tutorial, and start implementing. A lot of this depends on how well you understand a language's or framework's re
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by yan 16y ago
Do you think they'd be averse to letting you publish the code they've since re-implemented? On a more personal note, if you'd look at ViaWeb code with hindsight, would you still believe it was well-architected and exactly as it would have b
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Internet investment's new champions: The emerging online giants(economist.com)
2 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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The Economist: Attempts to ban online gaming are doomed to fail.(economist.com)
10 points by yan 16y ago|29 comments
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The Threat of Cyberwar Has Been Grossly Exaggerated(schneier.com)
32 points by yan 16y ago|10 comments
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by yan 16y ago
MINIX is a fantastic kernel to practice kernel hacking on and see how operating systems function without the real world cruft of performance and portability hacks.
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by yan 16y ago
I bought Things and have been loving it. It's simple, intuitive and syncs with Things on OS X.
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Disease and intelligence: Mens sana in corpore sano(economist.com)
3 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
I use my DX to read PDFs and papers in bed, on public transport, etc, so while it's good for actually buying books, don't forget about its PDF viewer.
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by yan 16y ago
Maybe not the best idea. While the report clearly shows the irreversible damage caused by MDMA (as do many other reports), it does conclude with "Contrary to results of other neuroimaging observations, Mr. A’s brain scan did not show any gr
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by yan 16y ago
As far as computer-related predictions go that start with 'never', I'd love to save this and refer you to it in 1, 3 or 5 years.
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by yan 16y ago
Boiling tumblr to a set of bullet points /entirely/ misses the point.
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by yan 16y ago
you summed up exceptionally well some of the reasons why I'm leaving. Having said that, gov't can allow you to work on some extremely interesting problems and data sets that you just won't find anywer else. Still astounds me how you can hav
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by yan 16y ago
umm don't know if I'd call that "extremely bad." I was applying for TS in the US and I had a very different experience to admitting experimenting. They understood and it didn't influence me while cleared. YMMV.
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by yan 16y ago
Doesn't something good come out of most corporate rivalries?
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WWDC10 session videos offered free to all registered Apple developers(developer.apple.com)
2 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
There are at least 6-8 climbers I've ran into on HN over the years, possibly more..

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