Cpoll

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by Cpoll 11y ago
I can't name any. I'm stuck on the image of a cartoon frog hitting a mosquito with its tongue.
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by Cpoll 11y ago
I agree with this sentiment. In my experience, it's hard enough for a novice to learn to reason through basic control flow (loops, functions, variable assignment). Over a few years of working as a teaching assistant, I saw two types of
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by Cpoll 11y ago
Similar project: https://github.com/HannahMitt/HomeMirror
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by Cpoll 11y ago
> That makes your network insecure, not my page. At which hop does it stop being "my" network and starts being "our" network? Your webhost? Your IX? Your country? You can't shift the responsibility; only you can
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by Cpoll 11y ago
>He asks me to go to Live.com (the Microsoft email site) and enter a random username and password. A few seconds later, the information I just typed appears on his screen. “Now I have the login details of your email account,” Slotboom sa
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by Cpoll 11y ago
There are numerous horror stories about people issuing a charge-back on a Steam purchase and having Steam respond by permanently disabling their account (invariably filled with $3000 worth of games).
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by Cpoll 11y ago
I can see the blunder, but aren't the reactions from the women already in the tech sector a non-sequitur? They're not the target audience. The SMBC comic is right on, but "removing the stigma of math as unfeminine" is HA
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by Cpoll 11y ago
Replace "fired" with "hit by a bus" and you can see the ex-employee was not entirely inculpable.
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by Cpoll 11y ago
Doesn't 1472 women seem almost too low to be believable? I would have expected at least 0.1% (37000) of the userbase to be men posing as women. Admittedly '0.1%' becomes meaningless when there appear to be at least 5million f