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I'd be happy to enter a bidding man with tipping. If I knew the platform I was submitting to let people see the tip and was transparent with offers etc. The issue I have is that I can't trust delivery apps. They don't give c
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I think this nails the heart of the problem. We've empowered women and assumed men would be able to continue an as we always have. The issue is that the world has changed but none of the education has. No one is sitting down young boys
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When I did itsec work we joked that the #1 indicator of an attack from Russia was a sudden dropoff of connections from Russia. I immediately assume that traffic origin has been spoofed
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It sounds like they're inheriting the naming from the calloc command. Allocates then 0's the memory. It lines up with the go devs' backgrounds
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I've been the internal poc for a soc2 before. The external auditors were all lawyers. As such what mattered was strict compliance with the wording of the standards. With them what we didn't say was nearly as important as what we d
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Ignore this comment. I misremembered the chart
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They also make hilly terrain trivial and some have more storage than a normal bike. I use mine as a commuting vehicle and my normal one as more of a sports vehicle now. I take my normal bike if I'm going only one place and don't n
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I think you're conflating technical intelligence with emotional intelligence. Letting him work is fine but without being around people his own age he will struggle with emotional growth. If you look at child actors a lot of them become
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I think it's user bias. It's shockingly hard to get Google to default to docs on Java 17 over java 8. Users want 8 so Google servers that even if it isn't as new.
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This sounds like the Dunning Kruger effect
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I think the problem then is a position where there is only one winning move that is 8+moves away. If one is mate in 10 and the others are mate in 3 for your opponent how do you reconcile those into one evaluation?
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And often paid in either bonuses or options. I haven't gone through the website much, does it distinguish pay vs. other compensation?
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Yes, but the key takeaway from what you quoted is that they are creating an equal space where all kids are equally offline. The argument very much is not that all tech is bad, just that you should probably not give unfettered access to the
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Exactly. The reason the medical professionals weren't calming people down was because the general consensus was that we should have been panicking more. I was raised by a doctor and all I can remember is them being so tired. No one was
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Never have I gotten more honest feedback from a manager than after a split bowl of punch and three espresso martinis
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Folding ideas has a video on vidme that goes into this. A competitor that can't sell itself on features will inevitably gain traction most with those banned from the original platform. Currently that means a new platform will have very
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C never has just one way to do something. myArr[5] == 5[myArr] == (insert pointer arithmetic that I won't write here without a compiler check). I think that part of C's beauty is that it gives you freedom. Freedom to shoot yoursel
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Vasectomies have a lower chance of serious complication than birth control but perish the thought that men should suffer to prevent pregnancy. Like, I get it, I'm a guy. It's a risk but the alternative is that you don't take
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Or that's why they wanted the check. They felt like it was a noticable problem so they got someone to look
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It definitely a near top concern. If they're doing a flimsy home spun thing then it's much more likely to be compromised. While the company being able to do this is enough to prevent me from buying a car from them, an insecure sys
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I agree. My parents helped with my down payment and cosigned on my home and my partner's parents on theirs. Both were vehicles for them to pass on generational wealth and, more importantly, give an early start to our credit scores. The
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[0] just means the address of the element is ptr+0. The first element is at the address from a memory addressing perspective it makes sense that it would be at [0]
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You make a lot of good points and it's made me think that there is a fundamental assumption that tests are useful. I think that that is not the case. As you said this test attempt to both validate knowledge and ethics and ends up inval
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I think you have to verify that cheating did not occur in order to verify if they have learned the ethics espoused by the course. Tests function to prevent those who have not understood the course material from claiming they have. In that s
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He also said that he is talking to others about what he should do. It seems like he very sensibly is using this as a starting point rather than accepting his work as the final verdict