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Comment #6108760
I don't think it's meant to play chess, it's just to show chess positions (see the example page: http://chessboardjs.com/examples ). It is in a similar vein to this: http://andrewp…
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Comment #6093222
Apple Corps v Apple Computer. Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Corps_v_Apple_Computer
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Comment #6092989
I expect it will still exist, after all, there is both AskUbuntu.SE and ubuntuforums.com. It might start seeing less activity though.
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Comment #6067325
Check out the status reports to the Apache Board of Directors ( http://stdcxx.apache.org/status/ ): (05/11) No changes. Stdcxx continues to be dormant. There was a flurry of emails…
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Comment #6041691
https://github.com/joelthelion/autojump (It's like a smart version of cd.)
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Comment #6010835
I agree that an off-by-one error is not a huge deal in most cases, but cryptography is one of those places where you cannot get it wrong . The programmers, or a employee well-verse…
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Comment #6002921
The URL in the location bar seems to update with the steps you've done (here's one showing the first construction: http://www.sciencevsmagic.net/geo/#0A1.1L0.1A0.3L0.3L1 ). Undo/Re…
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Comment #5999360
No notable mathematician has considered one prime since the early 20th century (of course, I'm oversimplifying, see [1] for more information). [1]: https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/journals…
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Comment #5980942
BBC and Bloomberg also saying the same thing [0][1]. [0] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23150658 [1] http://www.mikebloomberg.com/index.cfm?objectid=A08875E3-C29...
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Comment #5964282
Diminishing returns: The amount of mine-able bitcoins decreases overtime, as well as the amount of reward decreasing as the hashing power of the network increases. Assuming the pri…
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Comment #5955069
I highly recommend reading the explanation on how this is significant, it goes into more depth about timing attacks: http://cr.yp.to/antiforgery/cachetiming-20050414.pdf
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Comment #5886249
And now if you want to depress yourself, tick the "Forecast" checkbox on the right.
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Comment #5847137
Already posted a few hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5845541
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Comment #5836545
Another very interesting part of the article is the call for the decryption of the SMP source code: http://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2013/06/there-was-a-time-befo...
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Comment #5805039
Go does not have constant time string comparisons by default. The crypto/subtle package supplies constant time comparisons.
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Comment #5647341
a) That solution is sometimes implanted. The problem is: its slow, very, very, slow. It is not nearly as fast as regular integer arithmetic. (Also, +, -, /, and * aren't called axi…
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Comment #5397218
[Slash/A]( https://github.com/arturadib/slash-a ) is specially designed for genetic programming / random generation. No matter how you piece together the instructions, it is still …
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Comment #5235760
Sadly, some of the items are no longer available at inventables (e.g., https://www.inventables.com/technologies/magnetic-fluid or https://www.inventables.com/technologies/temperatu…
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Comment #4994435
Assuming the digits of pi are randomly distributed, any finite digit sequence can be found in pi. The probability any sequence of length d is found in N digits of pi is 1 - 1/exp(N…
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Comment #4970517
I hope that ICANN accepts a small amount of these. Isn't this the point of subdomains? Why can't ABC just use foo.abc.com (or foo.abc.go.com) instead of foo.abc? The new TLDs are c…
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Comment #4970430
Out of the 3000 repositories which I estimate to be affected by this issue (using Google and eliminating some common techniques used to circumvent the problem), I estimate 1600 of …
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Comment #4970416
I have no problem with old issues or vulnerabilities being posted, of course, especially when they are very widespread such as in this case. Note that not all of those results are …
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Comment #4970069
Note that this was published back in May 2012, so it's not entirely recent (which is OK, just thought I would note it). However, this seems to have been public by February 2011 ( h…
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Comment #4927192
I've already counted 90+ authors and contributors from a _brief_ history of finite simple groups, using [1]. This includes "et. al", from which I have assumed best practice of APA …