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jnazario

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About jnazario

chief scientist @ invincea labs. i'm often hiring, feel free to reach out.

formerly at arbor networks.

former biochemist.

twitter: @jnazario

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    SoarTech | Ann Arbor, Orlando | Onsite | Software engineers for AI AI, robots, and more. SoarTech is seeking smart, energetic engineers to join us in advancing the state of the art…

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    maybe i could have shoehorned it into a KV store and done range queries, but again this was stuff like "timestamp, srcip, srccc, srcasn, eventid". the main vector is a timestamp, a…

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    Comment #9298788

    i concur. while it's likely i've implemented my SQL horribly, i can say that after a few days of millions of hits per day in my time series database, searches became horribly slow …

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    Comment #9284924

    github has a lot of constraints due to their size and services, most startups don't have those same issues. cloudflare is a good way to do it on the cheap. as revenue comes in, you…

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    Comment #9247729

    since you weren't specific about what kind of attacks you mean, i'll assume "any". you can see for yourself: http://map.ipviking.com/ http://atlas.arbor.net/ iraq and iran rarely e…

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    Comment #9245130

    from the phrasing i would have expected the code itself had been changed.

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    Comment #9241503

    i thought the same thing, and recall thinking that about the taliban back when they destroyed what were then the largest buddha statues. while it sickens me too, the main justifica…

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    Comment #9233243

    kodachrome was my favorite film to shoot. it always made even average pictures feel like NatGeo. just the right about of saturation, of fade, of crispness. the color balance was ve…

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    OP, i'm going to add another comment here to what i said earlier. before you quit, go in and talk to someone in senior management. ask for a meeting with someone senior, let them k…

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    Comment #9218207

    you do not, you never put something like this in writing. it can and will come back to hurt you. what a3n said.

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    Comment #9202534

    [update - i read the back story elsewhere and the reason is less boneheaded than i had assumed. still, i think the community needs to focus on higher priority needs and gaps] this …

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    Comment #9090182

    in a nutshell, close the skills/talent gap. not enough people qualified for the million or so open roles. close that gap somehow.

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    Comment #9087481

    if you're a student, consider GSoC: https://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/homepage/google/gsoc2015 there you can find existing OSS projects with specific needs outlined, although fol…

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    Comment #9059753

    a good discussion on "goto considered harmful" here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/46586/goto-still-consider... in short, it's not a golden rule that some people seem to think…

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    Comment #8932528

    isn't facial recognition easily defeated with a picture of the person's face? that said i concur, the proliferation of built-in cameras should spur us to adopt biometrics such as f…

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    Comment #8896003

    at least in the awks built into osx and debian have sub and gsub (and gawk adds gensub). sub(r, t, s) substitutes t for the first occurrence of the regular expression r in the stri…

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    Comment #8895991

    a lot of people pipe to sed but you don't need to. you can do regex subs right in awk. see sub and gsub. sub(r, t, s) substitutes t for the first occurrence of the regular expressi…

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    math IS hard. i didn't learn this until recently. i never met a practicing mathematician before a few years ago, and when i did they told me that they struggle to get stuff. that w…

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    great question. here's a subset of my RSS feeds i call "Must Read". i work in comp sci research, specifically cybersecurity R&D. https://gist.github.com/anonymous/1a35cdf12ccbf437b…

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    check out the NLP support in parsedatetime. https://github.com/bear/parsedatetime/blob/master/parsedatetime/tests/TestNlp.py may be what you're after.

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