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atamyrat

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About atamyrat

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    For me, vim means muscle memory. I can say that it has become part of me! RIP Bram Moolenaar

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    Comment #27351063

    Also check out z3 library for solving constraint satisfaction problems. Python binding examples ( https://ericpony.github.io/z3py-tutorial/guide-examples.htm ) has really cool simi…

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    Comment #12829012

    SIM card provides hardware-based, simple and secure authentication of subscribers to mobile network operators. Until manufacturers start to embed standardized secure element on all…

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    Comment #9926757

    You can use laser printer toners to get same effect! They are magnetic as well and might be easier to get. It's also easy to get better contrast - apply transparent tape to magneti…

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    Comment #9051643

    What about beamforming? Wouldn't signal strength depend on locations of connected wifi clients?

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    Comment #6595806

    I don't know details of this case but it's very unlikely GS was violating any FOSS license for just modifying code (assuming internal use only).

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    Comment #5389773

    The closest environment I got to work with Matrix-like UI but real experience was: There is board I'm developing on with serial port, and kernel debug prints so much garbage it lit…

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    Comment #5276678

    Not really, depends on definition of "close", i.e. how you measure distance. If closeness means distance in search space, then you're right, but it also could mean local vs global …

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    Comment #5187803

    Also not to forget the LTE/4G base station implementation running on PC. http://bellard.org/lte/

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    Comment #5111612

    > Remember most of these do intercept -- they have an SSL CA cert which is trusted by all your business client devices, to do MITM. So, if you pwn the box, you can pwn all the SSL …

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    Comment #4962945

    Another anecdote: investor decided not to invest in a startup because his astrologist advised against it. The date company founded was not a "good" day. Yes, investor actually call…

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    Comment #4733573

    It's quite funny and genius. Article says that malware used by Georgia is not specified, but from original PDF report it's clear that they have used his own exploit to attack him! …

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    Comment #4708714

    I recommend Breaking Bad, there's some startup lessons there. On S03E10, entire episode is Walter and Jesse trying to catching a fly. One small fly inside huge lab. Jesse wants to …

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    Comment #4627013

    I don't think Benford's law has anything to do with human psychology, it's more of mathematical property that applies to random sample from certain distributions.

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    Comment #4145462

    Here is one more about data structures: https://gist.github.com/73b62f3f34cb59a2913b Rest, I think they are bit personal.

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    Comment #4141484

    Here is his first email: https://gist.github.com/25be1b58f169bf2a7d90