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kbullaughey··on Equifax Faces Multibillion-Dollar Lawsuit Over Hack
Assuming an approximately Bernoulli outcome from Equifax’s perspective, the stock market thinks there’s only a 13% chance they’ll be shuttered by this negligence.
kbullaughey··on PyTorch v0.2.0 released
Also of note is that the lua version of Torch seems to be in maintenance mode now.

https://twitter.com/soumithchintala/status/89417353800895692...

kbullaughey··on Twitter Fails to Grow Its Audience Again
Is there any way to deduplicate tweets? Some accounts seem to have the same tweets scheduled over and over again.
kbullaughey··on Still locked out of my AWS account
Any references to how one should go about separating an Amazon retail account and an AWS account, if they are presently the same?
kbullaughey··on Mirador: a tool for visual exploration of complex datasets
Was the manuscript ever published? Can't find it.
kbullaughey··on A dataset of every Reddit comment
According to Reddit's User Agreement user content:

"You retain the rights to your copyrighted content or information that you submit to reddit ('user content') except as described below."

And the exceptions just state that Reddit has a perpetual irrevocable worldwide license.

So it seems like there's no default license and others don't have any automatic rights to use the content. Does this assessment seem correct? In practice, it may not be a big problem, particularly for academic research and such, but I'm guessing there are some uses that might cause problems.