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rtehfm

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    Comment #48563387

    They're only selling compute from Colossus 1.

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    Comment #45280417

    As part of Project Texas[1], they've already been using Oracle's infrastructure. > The central feature of Project Texas is our work with Oracle to isolate the TikTok services servi…

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    Comment #42816156

    True, but the original Steam was created for managing updates to Counter Strike and their anti-cheap system (VAC if memory serves me right). Also back when having a low WON ID (now…

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    Comment #39820894

    Sounds like a recipe to become to the next Ted Kaczynski.

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    Comment #37327664

    VS Code isn't being discontinued for Mac - just Visual Studio. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-fo...

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    Comment #37189804

    What do you use now that Dark Sky's APIs support has ended? Tomorrow.io's APIs seem interesting. https://www.tomorrow.io/weather-api/

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    Comment #35966526

    From a security perspective, as someone who enjoys cooking as a hobby, I thought it would be interesting to use a tactic-by-technique perspective. You could visualize the tactics a…

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    Comment #35062448

    I mean they _do_ have VirusTotal to compare hashes to. It's obviously not fool-proof but it's an option.

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    Comment #20156782

    Yubico makes a Yubikey with NFC, if you're interested. https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-for-mobile/

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    Comment #17167957

    Not that it matters, but this was the submission that garnered, I believe, the most traction. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6547912 On topic: I was just mentioned this book …

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    Comment #16842579

    Apparently, there's no _true_ offset for extended hours of sitting[1]. There might be some science/studies behind smart watches urging you to stand for a couple of minutes every ho…

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    Comment #16119876

    It's extremely suspicious. Their exchange rate for BTC-USD is $6200 USD[1][2]? Yeah, I'll pass. Well hey, on a side note, at least they have an, albeit likely fake, web trading pla…

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    Comment #15737032

    Thanks. I was about to buy the book on Amazon for ~$90 but at least now I can give it a read first to see if it's worth, for me at least, buying.

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    Comment #14183702

    Or 1) planting evidence (no need for extended wire taps, 2) voice recognition software for access control, and 3) nearly any other fraud that will exploit the acceptance/authorizat…

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    Comment #14041474

    >> then the FCC gave the cable companies a special exemption to allow them to start Encrypting the signal that is when they started to screw people over on the Box fees Admittedly,…

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    Comment #13717691

    And then there's http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/

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    Comment #12740887

    That's hardly why suburbs became popular across the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suburb#Origins_of_the_modern_s...

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    Comment #12611731

    Honest question - I have several machine learning with Python books that I'm about to dive into but before doing so, which resources would you recommend a complete beginner in ML t…

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    Comment #11579484

    Washington Post also published an article about how millennials prefer socialism until they get jobs and it comes out of their pocket. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/in-theory…

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    Comment #11579446

    What are your thoughts on Kafka vs Flume?

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    Comment #11579419

    You don't think that Google search enjoys being on hundreds of million devices? Remember 1999-2001 when Google unseated Yahoo from the king of search? It was a feat that seemed imp…

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    Comment #11568974

    Tangible objects provide a higher sense of gratification, I suppose. $10-15 USD for a single, one-time, movie ticket or $1-5 dollars for a phone application. And then there's the w…

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    Comment #10831361

    Taking what the parent comment said and what you've said, I can see both points. In defense of the parent, anyone that practices a trade (singer, actor, artist, programmer, develop…

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    Comment #10817104

    Sans emphasized racist remark, that's pretty sad.

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    Comment #10765973

    Similarly to how the industrial revolution 'disrupted' manual labor/blue collar jobs.