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by Forge36 8y ago
Quietly and discretely are the key words. I suspect the encouragement to stay outside for a moment also helps
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by Forge36 8y ago
Why not a whitelist of users who can make changes to code flagged as security sensitive (or more specifically: security-authentication)? Edit: digging through Reddit comments more suggests the repo owner may have been hacked as commit blame
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by Forge36 8y ago
You can solve this though a few user interaction metrics. I'm not active on hacker news thus I don't have privileges (karma) to down vote. A brand new account shouldn't be allowed to make a change such as this, getting enough
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by Forge36 8y ago
I'd like to disagree with him, however his track record shows he's much better at this than me. He also has a history of going long. What do we know about Apple which would make them a bad investment/worse investment over ano
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by Forge36 9y ago
I had to double check the function call occurred. It's not intuitive and removes braces in favor of possible side effects.
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by Forge36 9y ago
Internet Explorer tried to maintain multiple rendering engines. Every version from IE5 to IE11 (if you open the debug console you can switch rendering modes) And now they have Edge. It never took off. I suspect the cost of breaking web comp
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by Forge36 9y ago
He's not an example I'd advise following. But your summary is an apt example of creating a story. Even his method of death is still discussed: http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news&#x2F
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by Forge36 9y ago
I'm with you on that. For reference I pulled up Google's announcement that "Google Health" is being shutdown. https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/update-on-google-hea... I could see Big Tec
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by Forge36 9y ago
It's a good goal for a long term, but it didn't dig into the subsidies as much as I would have thought. Ending those is the first step, but it didn't go into how much the industry is currently subsidized (Google suggests meat
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by Forge36 9y ago
The recommended daily meat intake is much lower than the typical (American) diet. The pasta and bread aren't helping, but more meat calories in place of carbs won't suddenly make you lose weight.
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by Forge36 9y ago
A similar story I recall was that shuffling a deck (by hand) vs randomly sorting cards. It's more likely that the values were TOO random and resulted in a less enjoyable experience (or the player wanted to blame someone other than them
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by Forge36 9y ago
Given that many if the images were used for temporary postings, I wonder how much backlash could have been avoided by letting old images he accessed by this parties but blocking images uploaded after a certain date?
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by Forge36 9y ago
It's about recognizing how they feel add stopping before it goes to far. Unfortunately I think her article does a bad job of getting that across
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by Forge36 9y ago
It would be a convenient Discovery. It sounds like it would also confirm they knew of harm, per another another poster they are disputing the outcome of the study. I don't they have a replacement lined up
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by Forge36 9y ago
In the case of peyta: is that necessary? There are 2 pieces I know of someone would want to change, the Bitcoin wallet and removing the Killswitch. Surely this is easier then a full understanding of the code?
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by Forge36 9y ago
I focused on the accidental in my review of the cause, thank you for reminding me that for some, not working, and the threat of no income can push them to push them themselves with opioids to fall into the trap of addiction
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by Forge36 9y ago
To address your final question: patients are strongly pushed to take prescribed medications at the prescribed intervals. You decided your didn't need anything extra for your pain. That is good. Many people have difficulty toughing it o
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by Forge36 9y ago
I believe the solution to this isn't "let more people have opioids", it's very hard to determine abuse, and requires monitoring. Reducing the number to monitor is one way increasing safety. Long term I believe the soluti
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by Forge36 9y ago
It's easier to see the bubble with the original data https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d15/tables/dt15_322.10.a... Interestingly there is also a giant bubble at 1985-86 which wasn't match unt
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by Forge36 9y ago
I wouldn't say we know it's useful or not. It went to profiles with handles and profile pictures. It lost its appeal when it did that. That's was when my community jumped ship to Jodel.
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by Forge36 10y ago
I'm not sure where to take this discussion, on one hand I've went through the process an I'm engaged to a woman I met through online dating. On the other I remember how tiring it was trying to get responses and make a decent
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by Forge36 10y ago
Always the option to use <>. Though I'm not sure how common it is.
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by Forge36 10y ago
That's what I gathered. But seeing on HN I wasn't sure I wasn't missing something.
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by Forge36 10y ago
Being on mobile I agree. Add-ons aren't a viable fix
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by Forge36 10y ago
Assuming that's true, private companies contracted by the government may not be under that same requirement (think military specs and designs). The output as a whole may be public domain (I know what an F22 is, and the parts to build o
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by Forge36 10y ago
New projects with new companies is easy. The problem is open source isn't a requirement for old projects, retroactively adding it is hard. The companies hired would need to be new companies to contacting, with higher costs. Don't
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by Forge36 10y ago
How big are you talking? I know my CEO. But at 10k we aren't "big" compared to Microsoft or Apple.
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by Forge36 10y ago
I don't believe the author intended to insult you. It's very likely you do know much of what those books have to offer. It's also possible you think about the topics in those books in a different manner. One of the benefits o
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by Forge36 10y ago
Not all of them. gonwild[1] is a just a massive polygon pun subreddit [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/gonwild
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by Forge36 10y ago
I agree that distributing images of people without their consent is wrong. I hadn't considered identifying and distributing material from people willing to help stop child porn. I can't imagine what that approval process would nee

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