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by Forge36 10y ago
Have the arrests done something to address the larger problem?
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It introduces an interesting question on tactics. Stopping child porn is good, reducing gun trafficking is good. It's not clear how that is done currently. In place of continuing to host the content to catch predators, could the govern
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>Because the two active compounds in Basis, pterostilbene and NR, are natural (occurring in blueberries and milk, respectively) and have long been available separately as supplements, Elysium has been able to skip the FDA gauntlet and se
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by Forge36 10y ago
I once got a virus from a well known company as a dev preview. Had to say it wasn't something i considered a fix. IT was not pleased..
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by Forge36 10y ago
I watched the video in this thread. I would not consider that a prominent warning at all. UAC uses a near identical prompt and I need to click through it daily (average of 2-3 times an hour while doing development). It is not something I wo
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by Forge36 10y ago
I hope the auto update wasn't affected. I just did this at work, no big warning screen. Now I'm paranoid to reboot.. Update: Looks like I wasn't affected. There was an official update (4.3.0) which was released on the 30th le
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by Forge36 10y ago
-on mobile so I apologize in advance for bad grammar and typos I don't think the author understands the purpose of the project. Google wants more coders. As a company Coders are likely one of Google's largest expense (At my Job st
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by Forge36 10y ago
Mine started at 25% and worked it's way up to 54%. Which also involved me holding down keys for a few seconds. I'm not sure if it works or if Hacker New's user base is skewed towards people who are slightly better at being ra
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by Forge36 10y ago
I agree. This may be because the title used suspect "suspect" to describe the man. Reading the article it's clear the man was committing a crime. He was however not immediately threatening anyone was refusing to cooperate. I
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Looks like several of these posts have been on Hacker News before. I read this one and he still has me thinking. Which approach is better? I know which one I prefer (no spoilers yet as I'd like other readers to read first and share the
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The Codeless Code – The Falling and the Rising Rain(thecodelesscode.com)
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I've seen a few cases. (Not that they were justified, but that it was a very convenient way to program by someone at the time) The use case here being you fully trust another developer to use the API properly, not realizing a user coul
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That's also very good to point out. Please note I quoted the article. You point out a bias in the statistic. Of the imprisoned population. What are the percentage breakdowns for types of crime?
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by Forge36 10y ago
I'd go a step back from "flawed data". I'd call it a bad sample size. See [Researchers have long known that whites are more likely to use and sell drugs. And yet, who is arrested for drugs? Blacks. 13% of the US populati