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zallarak
8y ago
How do you go to the next slide on mobile?
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zallarak
8y ago
error/exception monitoring
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ASICs are great
(medium.com)
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zallarak
8y ago
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zallarak
9y ago
Ah, thank you. I fully understand now the stupidity of my response. The title itself says "cryptographic" in it, and my answers had nothing to do with that. My mistake.
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zallarak
9y ago
Just curious - why the downvote?
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zallarak
9y ago
Missing 1. Content security policy headers for web 2. "strict" Samesite cookie flags for CSRF and authentication tokens Difference of opinion Didn't argon2 win the last password hashing competition?
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zallarak
9y ago
I visited Palestine last year and met a few university students. They were so hungry to learn but lacked the resources. Great initiative.
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zallarak
9y ago
http://za1.co/2018/02/10/proof-of-work.html
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zallarak
9y ago
I think that if a VC is using the public markets to raise capital, then we're in a stock market bubble.
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zallarak
9y ago
What do you work on that does that? I'd love to learn more. zain at za1 dot co
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9y ago
I'm uncertain of how much value the SEC provides. Problems they fail to solve: * High brokerage fees * Poor-outcome annuities * Penny stock trading * Risky options trading Tokens are fraught with fraud, but the impetus for research is
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zallarak
9y ago
I took this class. Keith is a wonderful teacher. This class sparked a love of math within me and was a mind expanding experience.
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zallarak
10y ago
The fee structure is very simple and transparent. Customers didn't get tricked or legally trapped, they just didn't consider what happens if the fund loses money.
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zallarak
10y ago
Disagree - it's not just western culture. “Protect yourself from anger for its beginning is insanity and its end is remorse.” - Ali (Islam) "When anger rises, think of the consequences." - Confucius (Chinese Philosophy)
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zallarak
10y ago
Can you elaborate? Do you have any personal experience that makes you say this?
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zallarak
10y ago
Books about economics- read Keynes and Friedman. Economic history- lords of finance, too big to fail. Most quant finance books are low quality and I'd suggest avoiding them.
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zallarak
10y ago
Firebase is great for a couple of use cases - not for an entire SaaS app. Would I use Firebase as a replacement for a relational DB in a traditional SaaS app? No. However, if I had to add real time chat to an app that had no other real time
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zallarak
10y ago
That line of code was demonstrative. The actual book uses 'Data.Char.IsSpace' which properly handled it. "Returns True for any Unicode space character, and the control characters \t, \n, \r, \f, \v." Before you chastise
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zallarak
10y ago
Great point! What you're saying is that we can get some benefits for 0 effort if we employ the right software tools. Totally agreed.
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zallarak
10y ago
I understand your frustration, because when people measure by silly things like LOC then you get a bad environment for developers. I looked on your website, and you have an impressive background and have worked on lots of super interesting
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10y ago
A middle ground wasn't advocated, he was basically saying "let's keep the pace of innovation constant, but improve quality". Putting incremental effort into quality and testing probably requires you slow down your rate o
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10y ago
A huge problem in my opinion, is employee equity and compensation. No doubt, VCs are risking their money. But when you look at the system taking a few steps back, you see tons of VCs have made insane mounts of money in the last decade. Enou
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zallarak
10y ago
Stopped reading at: "I think that as a community we need to increase our collaboration and diligently eliminate bugs and bad designs without slowing down innovation and research."
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10y ago
No other auto maker would do this. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but this makes me respect Tesla even more. It's also a reminder to engineers to have an extremely high bar of excellence. EDIT: thanks for telling me I'm wron
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Mq – command line utility for stock market quotes
(github.com)
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10y ago
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zallarak
10y ago
I'd hesitate to conclude that tripling the IRS budget would improve their level of enforcement.
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zallarak
10y ago
This whole example represents a common workflow in fraud detection (alerts on data that hits a certain pattern). However, when I worked at Braintree, doing this real-time was tough and we'd analyze stuff retrospectively.
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zallarak
11y ago
Are you committed to working as a professional programmer? If not, a rapidly growing area where lots of help is needed is the intersection of computer science and law. Lots of bad laws exist on security and privacy, because the people who d
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zallarak
11y ago
The true value of Mathematica lies in its vast, high quality, integrated data sets and domain specific algorithms. As far as a teaching tool for math, it doesn't make sense to lock into a proprietary tool.
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11y ago
Marriage definitely made me prune bullshit from my life. I can only imagine what children would do. I would include Anger as a subcategory of bullshit. It promotes irrationality and the after effects hamper you. In the renowned book "E
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