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Anyone solve the small case for problem 2, but get the large case incorrect? Can't fathom what the issue might be.
0 - http://gigaom.com/2014/01/07/netflixs-cloud-architect-adrian...
Stored locally or on DB/GDrive, latex support, and a very complete product. The interface is a little unintuitive at first, but I highly suggest anyone that writes blog posts in markdown to check it out.
Security is one of those notoriously hard fields to get right for precisely this reason: you don't know you're doing a bad job until it's too late.
Unfortunately Richard Stanley hasn't updated the blog in more than 6 months, but in any case. If you want to sharpen your JS skills I'd highly recommend the site.
Suppose that three people have passwords that are each randomly chosen and 6 characters long. A typical laptop can crack those passwords in about 1 hour.
If you take the same passwords and protect them with PolyPassHash, every computer on the planet working together cannot crack the password in 1 hour. In fact, to search the key space, it would take every computer on the planet longer than the universe is estimated to have existed.
If it sounds too good - it probably is. Can anyone with a strong cryptography background explain if this idea has merit or if it is simply pixie dust.
I read the entire article waiting for justification of a clearly provocative title. I got to the end, felt Danah Boyd didn't justify the title and felt the blog/article was weak. Only when I took a step away and thought about the it did I realize the reason I had such a bad taste in my mouth - it was the title. The article itself brings up a good point and one that should be explored by Oculus and others doing VR. I don't think anyone expected that men and women would react different to VR or the techniques we use to render VR worlds.
Edit: Given shangxiao comment, maybe the title should have the original in brackets. Something along the lines of:
Women and Men are Biologically Inclined to Experience VR Differently (Orignal: Is the Oculus Rift sexist?)
On the one hand, Brendan Eich had some beliefs that were against Mozilla's core values, but on the other hand we just showed that when a mob on the Internet wants something - they get it. It's scary because this mob has global reach, unlimited power, but isn't always right.
Very nice blog post!
WebSockets are a real blast to work with in Node.js. Some libraries to get you started:
SockJS - https://github.com/sockjs/sockjs-node
ws - http://einaros.github.io/ws/
engine.io - https://github.com/LearnBoost/engine.io
I'm a full stack web developer based in Toronto/Kitchener.
Skills: AngularJS, D3.js, Node.js, Express.js, Android, jQuery, pure Javascript, Photoshop, PostgreSQL, Nginx Experience: I've written RESTful APIs, survey Widgets, web applications, and Android apps. I also have experience with Arduino (maze solving car), 8085 Assembler, and C (both at a basic level). I'm always open to learning anything that gets the job done.
Past Projects:
OrgoShmorgo (Organic Molecule Visualizer - D3.js): http://emils.github.io/orgoShmorgo/
Gekko (Market Share Visualizer - AngularJS/D3.js): http://emils.github.io/gekko/
2048-Multiplayer (Real-time Multiplayer - SockJS/Node.js/PostgreSQL): http://emils.github.io/2048-multiplayer/
Portfolio: http://stolarsky.com
Github: https://github.com/EmilS
Email: emil.stolarsky@gmail.com
Side Note: Happy to see a Waterloo startup up on front page!
> We just made a little change to the rules:
> "Team represents one country. At least one member of the team must be a citizen of this country."
Looking forward to competing now!
'Hey, umm guys, I know we really like the company, but lets have things cool down a bit after spend 19 billion.'
In the Whatsapp acquisition thread someone made a comment about FB thinking their stock valuation is overpriced. I'm curious to hear what the split (cash/stock) is. If it's stock heavy, I'm almost certain that person was right.