3pt14159

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by 3pt14159 6y ago
I'm sure people are stupid, I've seen it myself too many times to count, but how does he know that these weren't executed in a VM? A couple hundred shells isn't so much that I'd rule out that some non-trivial fracti
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Housing costs are up in low price areas. For example, I stayed in Kiev for a month because I can work anywhere. Did the same thing in Vilnius and other low cost cities. Digital nomads and vacationers from countries with high standards of li
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Oh please. That's a complete excuse. One is more than capable of rending out the room then keeping price/1.14 for themselves. These fine print notes for taxes were such malarky.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
In a stock market flight to safety you go to the greenback because the USG is the worlds primary reserve currency and is backed up by the power of the American financial system. I'm not talking about a stock market flight to safety. I&
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
If this were true, Zimbabwe would have a lucrative stockmarket. It's not true though. A high enough inflation rate damages investor confidence and makes business operations more complex. I means constantly needing to minimize cash on h
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
It means a massive crash is coming. Money printer go brrr is funny, but it's not capable of propping up the entire market forever. There's a flight to safety that happens when countries really start printing.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
> In a meta analysis of the role of attractiveness in criminal sentencing, it was found that unattractive people received 120–305 percent longer sentences than attractive people. I wonder if this is an evolved phenomenon. Societies where
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
People conflate risk (likelihood of the event) and hazard (amount of harm if the event happens) and I think it degrades our conversations. The issue with software is that hazard has quite a large range, due to class attack (hitting all in
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
In my original comment I defined free will from my perspective. > For me, the definition of free will is action outside of the constraint of fate. Either every action of an individual is predetermined or it isn't. I'm not talki
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
> There is no requirement to "know a truth" to address the issue of free will. How can I believe this to be true if you haven't proven to me that a mind can know a truth yet? > The starting point would be: Come up with
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Should be a tiny mechanical device in addition to the light and it should only unlock with touch id. Same for microphone. Honestly, I want the same thing for phones too. The ease by which we are monitored is too damn high.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
I never really did much REPL programming until I started using pdbpp with a bunch of aliases and customizations in pdbrc and pdbrc.py (the former does aliasing[0] the latter does setup before boot) it makes iterating with a test suite so mu
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
It always mystifies me that philosophical debates can even get that far when it's impossible to prove that a mind can know a truth because it begs the question. It's hard to even follow that previous sentence with my own view beca
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
If you lower taxes to 0 then there will be no demand for your money because people will start using other currencies as a medium of exchange.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
It's not showing up in this specific dataset, but listenership is down ~20% basically across the board. Edit: At least as of last month, when I last talked to my friends in podcasting / in advertisement purchasing for podcasts.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
It is possible in Excel to have named cells and to use python. Personally, I think this is better than what you propose unless you want to spend the next couple years trying to make a business out of it.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
No, though that is a good one.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
What was the exploit? I've been sitting on one that's essentially as old as the web but I figured it was pointless to try to alert browers about it because too much functionality rests on it.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Or a protocol downgrade attack. Many possible ways.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
My mistake, thanks for the correction. I agree this is unsustainable if the average person only listens to three songs a day, which seems extremely, extremely low to me unless there is a distribution issue going on where certain songs are m
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
I listen to about 200 or 300 songs a day since I need music to get into the zone. It's listens not listeners.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Counterpoint: A critical security bug in Windows led to the power grid going down due to a worm. Maybe security updates shouldn't be dismissible for weeks and weeks?
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
I wish Apple would enable this at the OS level, though in the long run it won't matter. People will proxy requests and find all sorts of ways around it. It's an arms race with billions of dollars on one side and a vague sense of &
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
I generally agree, but I think there is something else going on too. Conceptualization is highly flexible and comes in really early. Little kids ask "why?" a lot. Why do they? There must be some energy minimization reason for it.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Yeah. What I want is the inverse. Get me some AI that predicts which lines of code I write that are likely to cause bugs. Kinda like a linter meets a fuzzer.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
To be even fairer, I've served a shit ton of traffic on a small DigitalOcean droplet and never had issues because my stack is reasonable.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Sure they can. That street gets like 10 cars a day dude. I'd rather cut a cheque to people in wheelchairs than waste money on rinky dink roads.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Yes but this is just data storage. I get it if you need to be on network, yadda, yadda, but so many people just senselessly use S3 and rack up bills that are easily avoidable.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
It never ceases to amaze me that people pay that much for transfer. It's one tenth the price on DigitalOcean and it isn't like this is comparing two different types of things.
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by 3pt14159 6y ago
Here is a link to Canada's net debt to GDP figures: http://www.rbc.com/economics/economic-reports/pdf/canadian-f... The Liberal Party has different priorities than the Tories, but we're not wild eye

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