His first sentence is that he thinks looking at everyones digital-internal communications is the most difficult, and therefore he wanted to do it because of it being the most difficult problem to solve.
From the article:
"CBCNews.ca: During the panel discussion, you sounded more like a technologist than a business executive, where you're more in tune with what you're actually making as opposed to selling it. What do you consider yourself?
Caputo: I'm very passionate about our technology and I'm pretty passionate about the concept with which Sandvine was founded on, and that was to improve the quality of the experience on the internet. When we first set down that path, the idea of looking at every packet⦠we said this is the most difficult problem that we could possibly imagine. The internet is so big, so vast, so continuous. And then we said that's "cool." We're going to attack a problem where we can't imagine there's a more difficult problem. I take nothing away from rocket scientists or biologists who are trying to cure cancer, but in our domain we really couldn't think of a more difficult problem, and that really excited us."
What the hell is that about? Did anyone jump when they read the first part of the article and saw that?
From the article: "We are confident we are seeing every, active supermassive black hole within 400-million-light-years of Earth," said Jack Tueller of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland who led the census effort."
Considering our own galaxy is about a 100,000 light years across. Wikipedia:Milky Way
I wouldn't trust any non-computer-science / mathematician / engineer to build my space crafts, nuclear reactors, x-rays..etc...
You need to be able to prove that your algorithm meets the run time, and space complexity required to be a 100% flawless algorithm.
google checkout than the shoddy piece of crap that PayPal is. PayPal has a terrible record for privacy. These are human beings making these decisions----they will be chuckling about this forever---until someone slaps them where it hurts... googlemastercard.com?
"eBay provides a number of non-paypal alternatives and it's not about monopolistic practices. They have a list of accepted vendors on their website which includes Allpay.net, Bidpay, Canadian Tire Money, cash2india, CertaPay, Checkfree.com, hyperwallet,com, Moneybookers.com, Ozpay.biz, Payko.com, Paymate.com.au, Propay.com, and XOOM. In addition, any merchant-type VISA/Mastercard/etc account is valid, as is a direct exchange of checks, wire transfers (bank to bank), etc."
Thanks for sharing your story. It makes me feel good to know that others are experiencing the same. Did you get your $300 back? I am in the middle of getting a Police Internal Complaint filed. I also just contacted a news reporter in Toronto about this. Looks like I'm going to get an interview! I hope I can get the awareness out to everyone, about what our rights are about videotaping/recording conversations with police.
thanks, (I'll try to come back and post the URL to the CBC story, by the end of the week)
I am in the process of filing a complaint against the Peel Regional Police (Peel Regional Police) (Toronto and area) for seizing my camera, blackberry and looking through my stuff in the trunk---ALL THE WHILE I SAID I DO NOT CONSENT TO A WARRANTLESS SEARCH. I repeated this about 5 times and kept reminding them.
They even went as far as to delete the audio recording that I had set on recording of them and they deleted the movie I made of them tail-gating each other and not-signalling lane changes.
I then asked to get all of the officers names and badge numbers and the supervisor said NO!!! I said I demand the information as I am entitled to it, but they took off. The supervisor gave me only 2 of the 3 officers names even after that!
I am ready to post this on my website tonight. This happened to me in Brampton, Ontario ---by the Pearson International Airport.
Canada isn't as free as you think. What am I do? How can I get the media to take up my story?
Just check out how corrupt the Peel Police are:
- " Misconduct Allegations
Between 2005 and 2006, Peel Regional Police have been sued numerous times for police brutality and misconduct. As well as having some of their officers face serious criminal and Police Services Act of Ontario charges.
* $9.5 million lawsuit filed by a black police officer, Const. Duane Simon, an 18-year veteran of the Toronto Police Service, alleging false imprisonment, abuse of public office, injurious falsehoods, negligent investigation and breach of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. [1]
* $3.6 million lawsuit alleging seven off-duty officers attacked seven students from Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School, and that the police are covering up the identities of the officers involved in order to thwart possible criminal prosecutions. [2]
* $14.6 million lawsuit filed by former Toronto Argonaut football player Orlando Bowen, who says he was assaulted and falsely arrested by a group of negligent and racist officers at a Mississauga night club. [3]
* Const. Sheldon Cook, 38, was arrested by RCMP officers at his residence, where it's alleged 15 kilograms of cocaine were found hidden in a storage area of his home. Cook is also named in a lawsuit by Orlando Bowen. [4] [5]
* Const. Roger Yeo, 36, of Mississauga, is alleged to have watched and followed several young girls. Yeo was suspended with pay and was charged under the Police Services Act for discreditable conduct, but has not been criminally charged. [6]
Accusations of police abuses involving racism have plagued this police department since the late-80s. When a black teenager from Jamacia, 17-year old Michael Wade Lawson, was shot to death by two Peel Regional Constables on December 8th, 1988. [7] "
I am in the process of filing a complaint against the Peel Regional Police (mississauga, toronto and area) for them denying me access to a lawyer 4 times, seizing my camera, blackberry and looking through my trunk---ALL THE WHILE I SAID I DO NOT CONSENT TO A WARRANTLESS SEARCH.
They even went as far as to delete the audio recording I was making of them and then delete the movie I made of them tail-gating each other and not-signalling lane changes.
I then asked to get all of the officers names and badge numbers and they said NO!!! I tried to, but they took off. The supervisor gave me only 2 of the 3 officers names even after that!.
I am ready to post this on my website tonight. This happened to me in Brampton, Ontario ---by the Pearson International Airport.
Canada isn't as free as you think.
Just check out how corrupt the Peel Police are:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peel_Regional_Police
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Does this mean that many religious texts are prohibited from being sold?
I know that I will be demanding from Bell every month to delete all personally identifiable information that is not required to do business.
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How often do you rewrite the recipe? What about make it operable with other recipes?coding a large software system is like building a tourist resort or at least a Building. Writing is a bad analogy
...one thing that is not of concern is input parsing. We had so much practice reading in any well-defined formats. The hard part is really finding the best algorithm that is asymptotically the best. Remember that your solution must compute not just a few sample questions. It will have to process 1000-1000000 test cases in under a few seconds and under certain memory limits.
When you focus on the core algorithm and incorporate the scaffolding for input and into automation---you only need to focus on the algorithm and doing it correctly. The test cases the judges run during each submission test for all previously known 'base cases' and will ensure that any solution less than 100% perfect will fail.
If you are interested in practicing ACM problems... please check out the Spanish ACM Archives. (http://acm.uva.es/ Pick a problem and submit it to the online judge and see how it is.
The trick to a lot of these problems is the mathematics of the solution--not necessarily any 'computation'. Why compute something recursively, when there's a theorem that can provide the answer immediately? The problems are designed to capitalize on 'tricks' like this.
...not if levels of pr0n viewing are involved in a causal relationship with violent and sexual crimes. I think it is still an open question? We have strong correletory evidence, but a correlation is just that and is not proof.
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His first sentence is that he thinks looking at everyones digital-internal communications is the most difficult, and therefore he wanted to do it because of it being the most difficult problem to solve.
From the article:"CBCNews.ca: During the panel discussion, you sounded more like a technologist than a business executive, where you're more in tune with what you're actually making as opposed to selling it. What do you consider yourself? Caputo: I'm very passionate about our technology and I'm pretty passionate about the concept with which Sandvine was founded on, and that was to improve the quality of the experience on the internet. When we first set down that path, the idea of looking at every packet⦠we said this is the most difficult problem that we could possibly imagine. The internet is so big, so vast, so continuous. And then we said that's "cool." We're going to attack a problem where we can't imagine there's a more difficult problem. I take nothing away from rocket scientists or biologists who are trying to cure cancer, but in our domain we really couldn't think of a more difficult problem, and that really excited us."
What the hell is that about? Did anyone jump when they read the first part of the article and saw that?
AMEN!!
The BlackBerry IM has been around for a while, and it also has software to run Yahoo, GTalk, and MSN.
From the article:
"We are confident we are seeing every, active supermassive black hole within 400-million-light-years of Earth," said Jack Tueller of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland who led the census effort."
Considering our own galaxy is about a 100,000 light years across. Wikipedia:Milky Way
David Kierznowski, a penetration testing expert I wish I was a penetration test expert!
:o
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And it's in Europe. Some of us are Hungarians here you know.
I wouldn't trust any non-computer-science / mathematician / engineer to build my space crafts, nuclear reactors, x-rays..etc... You need to be able to prove that your algorithm meets the run time, and space complexity required to be a 100% flawless algorithm.
google checkout than the shoddy piece of crap that PayPal is. PayPal has a terrible record for privacy. These are human beings making these decisions----they will be chuckling about this forever---until someone slaps them where it hurts ... googlemastercard.com?
"eBay provides a number of non-paypal alternatives and it's not about monopolistic practices. They have a list of accepted vendors on their website which includes Allpay.net, Bidpay, Canadian Tire Money, cash2india, CertaPay, Checkfree.com, hyperwallet,com, Moneybookers.com, Ozpay.biz, Payko.com, Paymate.com.au, Propay.com, and XOOM. In addition, any merchant-type VISA/Mastercard/etc account is valid, as is a direct exchange of checks, wire transfers (bank to bank), etc."
Hey Dan,
Thanks for sharing your story. It makes me feel good to know that others are experiencing the same. Did you get your $300 back? I am in the middle of getting a Police Internal Complaint filed. I also just contacted a news reporter in Toronto about this. Looks like I'm going to get an interview! I hope I can get the awareness out to everyone, about what our rights are about videotaping/recording conversations with police.
thanks, (I'll try to come back and post the URL to the CBC story, by the end of the week)
I am in the process of filing a complaint against the Peel Regional Police (Peel Regional Police) (Toronto and area) for seizing my camera, blackberry and looking through my stuff in the trunk---ALL THE WHILE I SAID I DO NOT CONSENT TO A WARRANTLESS SEARCH. I repeated this about 5 times and kept reminding them.
They even went as far as to delete the audio recording that I had set on recording of them and they deleted the movie I made of them tail-gating each other and not-signalling lane changes.
I then asked to get all of the officers names and badge numbers and the supervisor said NO!!! I said I demand the information as I am entitled to it, but they took off. The supervisor gave me only 2 of the 3 officers names even after that!
I am ready to post this on my website tonight. This happened to me in Brampton, Ontario ---by the Pearson International Airport.
Canada isn't as free as you think. What am I do? How can I get the media to take up my story?
Just check out how corrupt the Peel Police are:
- " Misconduct Allegations
Between 2005 and 2006, Peel Regional Police have been sued numerous times for police brutality and misconduct. As well as having some of their officers face serious criminal and Police Services Act of Ontario charges.
* $9.5 million lawsuit filed by a black police officer, Const. Duane Simon, an 18-year veteran of the Toronto Police Service, alleging false imprisonment, abuse of public office, injurious falsehoods, negligent investigation and breach of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. [1]
* $3.6 million lawsuit alleging seven off-duty officers attacked seven students from Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School, and that the police are covering up the identities of the officers involved in order to thwart possible criminal prosecutions. [2]
* $14.6 million lawsuit filed by former Toronto Argonaut football player Orlando Bowen, who says he was assaulted and falsely arrested by a group of negligent and racist officers at a Mississauga night club. [3]
* Const. Sheldon Cook, 38, was arrested by RCMP officers at his residence, where it's alleged 15 kilograms of cocaine were found hidden in a storage area of his home. Cook is also named in a lawsuit by Orlando Bowen. [4] [5]
* Const. Roger Yeo, 36, of Mississauga, is alleged to have watched and followed several young girls. Yeo was suspended with pay and was charged under the Police Services Act for discreditable conduct, but has not been criminally charged. [6]
Accusations of police abuses involving racism have plagued this police department since the late-80s. When a black teenager from Jamacia, 17-year old Michael Wade Lawson, was shot to death by two Peel Regional Constables on December 8th, 1988. [7] "
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peel_Regional_Police
I am in the process of filing a complaint against the Peel Regional Police (mississauga, toronto and area) for them denying me access to a lawyer 4 times, seizing my camera, blackberry and looking through my trunk---ALL THE WHILE I SAID I DO NOT CONSENT TO A WARRANTLESS SEARCH. They even went as far as to delete the audio recording I was making of them and then delete the movie I made of them tail-gating each other and not-signalling lane changes. I then asked to get all of the officers names and badge numbers and they said NO!!! I tried to, but they took off. The supervisor gave me only 2 of the 3 officers names even after that!. I am ready to post this on my website tonight. This happened to me in Brampton, Ontario ---by the Pearson International Airport. Canada isn't as free as you think. Just check out how corrupt the Peel Police are: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peel_Regional_Police
--Cannot sell: Offensive goods Literature, products or other materials that: * Defame or slander any person or groups of people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, or other factors * Encourage or incite violent acts * Promote intolerance or hatred Does this mean that many religious texts are prohibited from being sold?
I know that I will be demanding from Bell every month to delete all personally identifiable information that is not required to do business. Please read for yourself: http://www.qp.gov.ab.ca/documents/acts/F25.cfm
I for one, welcome our clean water drinking overlords.
MAN OH MAN.... so many assumptions and problems , I'm just going to let you tards think he is insightful
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I, for one welcome our p2p lending overlords.
How often do you rewrite the recipe? What about make it operable with other recipes?coding a large software system is like building a tourist resort or at least a Building. Writing is a bad analogy
...one thing that is not of concern is input parsing. We had so much practice reading in any well-defined formats. The hard part is really finding the best algorithm that is asymptotically the best. Remember that your solution must compute not just a few sample questions. It will have to process 1000-1000000 test cases in under a few seconds and under certain memory limits. When you focus on the core algorithm and incorporate the scaffolding for input and into automation---you only need to focus on the algorithm and doing it correctly. The test cases the judges run during each submission test for all previously known 'base cases' and will ensure that any solution less than 100% perfect will fail. If you are interested in practicing ACM problems... please check out the Spanish ACM Archives. (http://acm.uva.es/ Pick a problem and submit it to the online judge and see how it is. The trick to a lot of these problems is the mathematics of the solution--not necessarily any 'computation'. Why compute something recursively, when there's a theorem that can provide the answer immediately? The problems are designed to capitalize on 'tricks' like this.
...not if levels of pr0n viewing are involved in a causal relationship with violent and sexual crimes. I think it is still an open question? We have strong correletory evidence, but a correlation is just that and is not proof.
You know... to harvest the mounds of pr0n sites and organize them according to category.
welcome our radiating skinned overlords!