Jarwain

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by Jarwain 10y ago
If I had to guess, abusing growth means taking advantage of the fact that a lot of investors use growth as a core metric in their decision-making process. Thus, Uber optimising for growth over any other "more reasonable" option, j
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by Jarwain 10y ago
What are control traps?
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by Jarwain 10y ago
https://developers.google.com/glass/distribute/glass-at-work Found this! :D
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Are you referring to http://www.shenlanguage.org/lambdassociates/htdocs/blog/bipo... or http://mhprompt.org/2016/09/29/on-being-bipolar-programmer.h... ?
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Maybe not immediately. However, radiation tends to take a while for its damage to appear. Especially since Fukushima is still leaking radiation into the ocean afaik
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There's probably a way to determine the document type based on the differing structures (would have to see it to be sure). Alternately, is it not possible for a user to specify what type the document is?
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by Jarwain 10y ago
What are your thoughts on Elm compared to the other three?
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An interesting distinction here: jkaptur says that an educated citizen "can", which I interpret as meaning that such a citizen possesses the ability to do or figure out how to do the thing, independently of whether they currently
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Well, technically, our constitution only gives legal protection to those who are Citizens of the United States of America (or Citizens of some other country I guess). However, one must be born for them to be considered a citizen of the Unit
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Its interesting, I vaguely remember reading a report I think by the NHSTA that discusses how, despite the ability for accidents by users not using the features properly, these features still result in a net gain in safety
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by Jarwain 10y ago
My current commute is about $90/month. I eat about two galleons round trip, every work day so around 20 days, gas is ~2.30 from the right place, but it's been rising. Excludes commute for social activities though so it ends up hig
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Wouldn't the attacker need to be authenticated as the user of the real device for this to work?
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The argument I've heard against the former is that everyone ends up paying taxes and otherwise indirectly contributing to your business, so it isn't right to deny them access. At the same time, though the business owner also contr
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by Jarwain 10y ago
I don't know if I can relate. When it really bothers me, I try to do something about it, go out, have fun. Surround myself with people whose company I enjoy. Sometimes the feeling persists. Its usually when I try the above and fail tho
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Do you continue to have the feeling despite attempts to go out and be social?
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by Jarwain 10y ago
The article states that he got the photo from the Birmingham Mail. Funnily enough, after this NYT article, the Birmingham Mail released an article about how their own image was used for this fake news article. Even stranger, it looks like
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Is it really a bad prediction? Or just a wrong one? Sure, you could say wrong predictions are bad. However, maybe it was the best prediction given the data available before a given event. Its weird assigning a kinda subjective good/bad
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by Jarwain 10y ago
The article doesn't claim that Cambridge Analytica predicted the outcome. The only factual claim about the outcome made by the company, according to the article, is that statistic. The article, however, took that statistic and implicat
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by Jarwain 10y ago
What is your opinion on regulations that protect certain social classes. For example, should a business be allowed to refuse a LGBT customer their services?
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by Jarwain 10y ago
If I had to guess, the discrepancy in your and afastow's experiences is largely dependent on the relevant field and the market for jobs An individual's tolerance to go into the job search experience is also a factor, likely depen
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by Jarwain 10y ago
So it turns out I can still use the Duo Mobile app. I have to re-add the device. Not the most intuitive but then again I figured it out on my own -shrugs-
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Is the server sending the client a new key to use? Or is the server telling the client to generate a new key?
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This would just result in the same encrypted message being sent over and over, albeit encrypted with different keys each time, right? The only way the content of the message would be vulnerable is if one of the new keys are insecure/co
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by Jarwain 10y ago
So they can recover the messages, right? However, wouldn't these messages still be encrypted? Sure, they force a key change, and the messages are encrypted using the new key and sent. Theoretically, an attacker could have multiple copi
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Well in a way you're just offloading the cost of hosting that code/data in that case. Instead of hosting it yourself, the page with the link is hosting that webpage. Well it wouldn't really be arbitrary, it'd be specific
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by Jarwain 10y ago
Shot in the dark, but I would think that budgets are approved by congress, but there needs to be records for every single penny spent for audit purposes.
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There's nothing in this world quite like entering the 2th array item :P
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by Jarwain 10y ago
It happens. As you said, it happens recurringly. Generalizations can be an issue for a lot of people in a variety of topics, and his comment outlines his hope/a reason against people continuing the trend of generalizing engineers. Even
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Random thought: >Software organizations tend to reward programmers who (a) write lots of code and (b) fix lots of bugs. The best way to get ahead in an organization like this is to check in lots of buggy code and fix it all, rather than
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I was under the impression a NSL could not force the recipient to do work to comply. For example, they could hand over information they currently have, but they cannot insert a backdoor/vulnerability to start collecting data they previ

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