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Iburinoc

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    Comment #21687859

    Addition/subtraction are also much simpler/cheaper than they would be in an entirely logarithmic model. If floats were just 2^x with some 64 bit fixed point x, it's not clear to me…

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    Comment #20280754

    The "200 basis point spread" comes from the difference between the very low or non-existent interest paid on the cash in brokerage accounts and the rates the brokerage can earn by …

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    Comment #19251140

    The problem being solved essentially is: you have two binary strings, and you want to offset one of them so that they match up the best. For each offset, you're taking a dot produc…

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    Comment #15541876

    In general, xz beats zstd in compression ratio, as xz is very committed to providing the strongest compression, at the expense of speed, while zstd provides a range of compression …

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    Comment #15257182

    Well sure, but from an asymptotic approach both unsorted and sorted are "linear", so asymptotics don't necessarily provide enough information to answer GP's question.

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    Comment #11652886

    The article mentions the applicable exception: > Everyone who is born in Canada is eligible for Canadian citizenship, with one exception: those who are born to employees of foreign…

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    Comment #11156809

    I'm not sure where you are but I find it quite uncommon for university students.

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    Comment #11124037

    I'm not sure about the US but in Canada it's certainly not true that everyone has data plans (in fact as far as I can tell unless you have a company sponsored phone, data plans are…

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    Comment #8673079

    If you actually think that and aren't just trolling, would you care to back up your statements? While the Ontario debt is larger than the California debt, it's not really a fair co…

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    Comment #8660414

    Perhaps I misunderstand you but since it's HTTPS, in theory there are no MITM attacks.

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    Comment #8660235

    This looks cool really cool! I like the site, however it can be hard to read the text with the flashy background. Perhaps have the flashy background scroll up with the first "panel…

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    Comment #8651131

    While that is true, part of the contents that is hashed is the time of commit. Therefore if you (somehow...) managed to get that hash, you could just reset and commit again. Or ame…

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    Comment #7769516

    Ok, thanks for the reply. Do you guys have any plans to try client-side encryption at some point in the future and/or do file encryption as well? I have to agree with kenrikm to so…

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    Comment #7769208

    Looks interesting, although more information on the encryption schemes used, how the key is stored/represented/generated would be nice given that the idea is to trust the service w…

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    Comment #7677140

    I know how you feel, a few months ago I was working on a game with a friend just for fun (I was coding, he was doing everything art, music, etc). At one point I realized I was putt…

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    Comment #7590265

    I think > Your passwords are as most as strong as the protection of the place where you store them. would be more appropriate

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    Comment #7583975

    He's not saying dice or other activities like that are rigged, he's saying the odds in casinos are manufactured such that the house wins most of the time.

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    Comment #7215872

    I'f you can get a vpn into Canada it's even better, CBC has every event on demand as well as highlights, etcetera for free. As a Canadian, it's wonderful and reduced my productivit…