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Thanks @kmather73 for your example. One of the possible uses I red about was using ML to decide when to do the computation in the cloud and when to do it in the device. Do you know a bit about this? Thanks again for your explanation! The concept seems clearer now

I've never work with virtual hosts. Nice to have something to read about today, thanks!

Thanks! I'll read about this today :)

I think is a wise decision too. As an OSS collaborator is hard to explain how important/demanding this work is. I really understand his feeling, and I hope that more people like him could collaborate in OSS projects. Thanks for everything!

I know it @lawl, I was also expressing my opinion. You don't have to be so aggressive to do the same.

I love it. I hope somebody to actually code an implementation soon and publish it in "Show HN"

He could have ask a friend to apply the exploit, is a matter of responsibility because you need proofs to support your statements. What would happen if the exploit is not real and he called it out incorrectly?

Thanks! I found some of them too. Good luck in your project @FormFollowsFunc :)

A little bit off topic but I've been following Jess for a while and I think that developers like her are great. In my country is hard to see a happy developer and she seems to enjoy everything she does. That's why I follow her, because of her great work and great personality. I'm happy to see one of her blog posts here in HN

So if I want to use something like this I should be looking for a desktop pc?

Thanks for your reply! Do you know if CUDNN support makes a difference in this case?

Yes, you're right. I was thinking in using an NVIDIA card that allows me to use CUDA and CUDNN. Do you know if CUDNN makes a difference? Thanks!

Thanks! :)

Just wanted to point out that this is not friendly for beginners. A beginner will be lost between a lot of "\frac"s and "{}"s (I don't know the name in English, sorry). Been there

Thanks mindcrime! I'll read about them :)

How does that encryption work? Is like those sha-256 circuits used in Bitcoin mining? Is it possible to modify the affected machines to allow encryption?

What will happen with non-EU citizens? I'm from south america. How does this affect me?

Thanks!

To be honest I think that you're right. I'll try to spend more time thinking about projects before working on them. Thanks @rcavezza

A few months ago I red about researchers using GTA V to train some self driving algorithms. I googled it and it looks good

I think he syas something like that at 13:51 in this [1] TedEx talk. Really nice talk btw

[1]: http://www.ted.com/talks/linus_torvalds_the_mind_behind_linu...

Full support to Huffman coding and RSA.

Last year I learnt Ford Fukkerson [0] and Dijkstra [1] Algorithm. Algorithns for graphs are really interesting and have a lot of applications. Fun fact, I learnt these in a transport engineering course, not in a computer science one, and I still use them sometimes in computer science courses.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford%E2%80%93Fulkerson_algor... [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra%27s_algorithm

Thanks for sharing!

Where? :o It seems like you forget the url

Oh I see now... This speaks by it self:

C++/Proxygen =1,990,130 requests per second

Python/Tornado = 41,329 requests per second

Thanks for sharing btw

Why you say is not amazing? Honestly curious here :)

Am I the only one who's strugling to see the website? My Phone is having a bad time trying to show it (Windows Phone, Internet Explorer)

Thanks! I'll definitely take a look at these :)

I meant something like "Natural Language Processing"

Wow, this is interesting, thanks! :)