sdiepend

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sdiepend··on Malicious software libraries found in PyPI posing as well known libraries

When you go this adress http://121.42.217.44:8080/

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sdiepend··on Malicious software libraries found in PyPI posing as well known libraries

sdiepend··on Atlassian launches Stride, its Slack competitor

https://xkcd.com/1810/

sdiepend··on A collection of things software developers should know

There are too many goddamn lists. You want to be a programmer? Good! Google for courses and just pick what you want or need to get the job done.

sdiepend··on Burger King launches WhopperCoin crypto-cash in Russia

Aren't most loyalty/rewards/points systems tied to one chain/vendor/... ?

sdiepend··on Mozilla’s Send makes it easy to send a file from one person to another

https://github.com/mozilla/send

sdiepend··on Fedora Loves Python

Why not use RPM for example to deploy python code?

sdiepend··on USPS loses millions each year on local delivery of mail from abroad (2014)

I guess local sellers should try to add value by providing support, warranty and other things on top of the product.

sdiepend··on Building a Reddit-like site after 3-4 months learning Elixir

Says you? It's hard/to early to tell ofcourse, but currently it looks like it's stagnating. https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=elixir

sdiepend··on NASA Image Shows Earth Between the Rings of Saturn

We have already made plenty of selfies, even before the word was a thing.

sdiepend··on Machine learning without centralized training data

I'd say they reason they want your data is to make money, if they can do so without sending your data to their datacenters, why not?

If a goverment wants more power it makes sense to be able to read and store the data in their datacenter.

sdiepend··on Brexit's Tech Brain Drain

good quote from the comments:

Overlord_Dave • 11 minutes ago

Remember guys and gals, the plural of anecdote is not data

sdiepend··on Introducing the Invisible reCAPTCHA

The precision with which it can be done.

sdiepend··on Fasting diet 'regenerates diabetic pancreas'

Recent related discussion from hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13686671

sdiepend··on How Facebook and Google could disrupt the subscription model for news

I've been using blendle for quite a while now. But I don't use it very often yet.

Mostly when people on twitter, or other social media, share articles which are behind paywalls, I check if it's available for reading on blendle. This way I can read a lot of stuff behind paywalls and even immediately get my money back if the article was bad.

sdiepend··on What should you think about when using Facebook?

Have you used it on mobile and shared your contacts? Might they have had access to your location(GPS or maybe to which wifi you're connected).

Interesting article: http://fusion.net/story/339018/facebook-psychiatrist-privacy...

sdiepend··on Linux Performance

When it happens in a datacenter: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/a-loud-sound-just-shut-down...

sdiepend··on What Style Is That House? Visual Guides to Domestic Architectural Designs

Time to create a house style classifier! Anybody trained a neural net yet?

sdiepend··on Blue Ocean

Not only job configuration. But the entire configuration of your jenkins setup. For example this issue was a blocking factor for automatically provisioning a new jenkins. https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-34035

sdiepend··on Genetic evidence for natural selection in humans in the contemporary USA

When the sun goes up, it's easier to do your work or job. So people get to work and cause traffic jams.

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