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by Buge 9y ago
>Reading through, this outlines a way to avoid using deep packet inspection by using Squid and Tomcat instead. Huh? It sure seems to be using deep packet inspection to me. If it's looking at the data section of your packet, that&#x2
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by Buge 9y ago
>Multiply this across N integration tests, But in theory with enough servers all the integration tests could be run in parallel. So it would only take as long as the longest single test.
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by Buge 9y ago
That seems weird. There was no search engine that was willing to pay money to be default outside of US, China, and Russia?
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by Buge 9y ago
Yes, that's what the article says. The article says Waymo dismissed their last patent claims after they heard that this guy was contesting them.
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by Buge 9y ago
Yeah, it makes Uber look kind of incompetent, like they didn't do their research (Google too). If he was hired by Uber to do the research, only Google would look incompetent.
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by Buge 9y ago
What are the downsides? If it's an improvement and not a regression I don't see a reason to call it absurd.
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by Buge 9y ago
What do you think they should do? This is at least a step in the right direction, and could lead to more of an ecosystem developing.
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by Buge 9y ago
I don't understand how license compliance matters here. Why does the big customer care about whether the seller has violated licenses? The seller would be the one in trouble, not the customer.
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by Buge 9y ago
I wouldn't think so. Google got a $2.7B fine for showing shopping ads in search results, because it was an "illegal advantage". They would almost certainly say the same thing about deleting Amazon search results. https:&#x2F
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by Buge 9y ago
I am a white male. I'm not going to downvote, dismiss or attack you, just as I'm not going to downvote, dismiss or attack black people. My point was not that society is fair to women, and I'm sorry if it sounded like that. My
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by Buge 9y ago
Gender seems different than race. With race the inequality is passed on through the generations. You inherit the discrimination against your ancestors. Gender inequality is not really passed on, because whether someone is rich or poor, male
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by Buge 9y ago
Your downside I don't think applies in this case. Because it's a single application wanting to make a single reliable connection. So if there was any packet loss at all it would have to stall the whole connection anyways regardles
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by Buge 9y ago
They have an incentive to give you ads you will click on. If you're not going to click on it, then there's a disincentive to show it to you.
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by Buge 9y ago
Yes, but if the consent checkbox is nestled among a lot of other useful checkboxes, the user will likely accept it because they won't notice that it's different at all. And how granular do these consents have to be? Would there be
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by Buge 9y ago
But does the website itself where the ads are shown need to get consent? How about this, what if I own a.com and embed an image from b.com (a completely different organization from me). And then b.com tracks the users' IP addresses, ur
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by Buge 9y ago
I was under the impression that the move of industry to China was due to cheap labor, not due to different banking regulations. Is it possible to get a loan in the US and use it to build a factory in China? How about vice versa? Because if
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by Buge 9y ago
I would assume essentially all the code since then has been rewritten. I wouldn't expect any behavior from back then to remain.
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by Buge 9y ago
So I need to explicitly accept targeted ads from every company that shows targeted ads? Does this mean every website that shows targeted ads, or can a blanket large provider (e.g. Google) get a single consent and apply it to all websites ho
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by Buge 9y ago
So I have to consent to be shown ads? So every site has to by default block all their own ads?
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by Buge 9y ago
Do we know how the attackers accessed the github repo? If it was via malware on the employee's machine, or cookie theft then 2fa wouldn't have helped.
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by Buge 9y ago
Why do people click on ads anyways? How would ads on those search results be any worse performing that ads in google search results?
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by Buge 9y ago
Why can't you provide search results of reddit and HN threads while also serving commercial ads in an ad section?
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by Buge 9y ago
But my understanding is that RSUs are always taxed in advance (at vest time). So there's no change in behavior whatsoever with regard to RSUs.
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by Buge 9y ago
You can get money directly from viewers on youtube too. https://youtube-creators.googleblog.com/2017/09/a-new-way-to... https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7277005
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by Buge 9y ago
Aren't RSUs already taxed upon vesting? How does this change anything for RSUs?
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by Buge 9y ago
>The rich don't earn shares as part of payroll, I imagine. In Australia or the US? Because they do in the US.
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by Buge 9y ago
As income tax or capital gains tax? Because usually with income there should be some income tax somewhere.
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by Buge 9y ago
Does this bill define who's wealthy or not? The bill gets rid of AMT, which many HN readers have been hit by, thus helping them. It also increases the standard deduction, which helps lower income people much more than higher income peo
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by Buge 9y ago
I wonder if this could be solved by a contract saying a private investor will immediately buy back from you whatever percent shares are needed to cover your taxes.
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by Buge 9y ago
I fail to see how cryptocurrencies help here at all. The only thing they do is take stuff that could be done by trusted accountants and lawyers and move it to computers. This is useful in the case where you're in a lawless wild west ju

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