NickLamp

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What Happens When Left-Hand Roads Meet Right-Hand Roads(cntraveler.com)
2 points by NickLamp 3y ago|0 comments
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by NickLamp 4y ago
I do... but there are good reasons to not want to. If you read the linked spec you can learn for yourself https://httpwg.org/http-extensions/draft-ietf-httpbis-safe-m...
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by NickLamp 4y ago
The new QUERY method strikes me as a really promising addition. Not being able to send a body with a GET-type request is a gnawing issue I have with HTTP
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by NickLamp 4y ago
Because companies tend to interview less during the holiday season which means people laid off will have a harder time finding a job
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by NickLamp 4y ago
I would guess that people either don't appreciate or don't recognize the sarcasm. Or recognize it and don't agree that tightening the money supply is unnecessary
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by NickLamp 4y ago
The key problem I see with the current semi-permanent student debt payment holiday is that there are no added stipulations for ensuring a finished degree will come close to a net economic benefit. Otherwise, we're executively making a
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by NickLamp 6y ago
I'd like to sell you a bridge
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by NickLamp 6y ago
Lichess is up (and also better)
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by NickLamp 6y ago
Children of the faculty
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by NickLamp 8y ago
I'm not referencing MITM attacks... You can visit sites that aren't blacklisted on the company's network which makes it easier to social engineer you. You have less control over what stupid things your employees can do. You&#
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by NickLamp 8y ago
To bring up just one thing that doesn't have to do with trustworthiness: If you let an employee onto a 3rd party VPN you open yourself up to a whole new vector of attacks that you can't prevent. And then there's the problem w
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by NickLamp 8y ago
I can think of many things one might do on a VPN that an employer might and probably should care about
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by NickLamp 8y ago
Towards the end of the article Kissinger states "Other countries have made AI a major national project. The United States has not yet, as a nation, systematically explored its full scope, studied its implications, or begun the process
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by NickLamp 8y ago
He didn't say all developers working on AI are inexperienced in politics. He was simply restating his thesis which was to appeal to those who hadn't considered what he was writing about for a skepticism of the consequences of AI.
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by NickLamp 8y ago
That's an incredible amount of trust to have in the state. Have governments shown to be infallible or incapable of abuse of power? You can argue guns aren't essential to protect yourself but I don't think you can argue that p
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by NickLamp 9y ago
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DiFUVw9HK
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by NickLamp 9y ago
You are correct. He was joking
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by NickLamp 9y ago
I don't think I said richest... Also I don't think it's hard to see how this thought would come about (not saying I'm advocating it). But there are plenty of ideas that would help society in general (lower college tuiti
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by NickLamp 9y ago
I don't think richer people would think that the government giving $1000 a month to everyone would see that as benefitting themselves, there's your opposition to increasing BI or having it at all. And I don't disagree with th
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by NickLamp 9y ago
Is everyone currently clamoring to elect politicians that want to increase welfare and other "Great Society" programs?
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by NickLamp 9y ago
I'm actually working on a project that does that!
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by NickLamp 10y ago
Can someone explain to me why this page uses 2 GB of memory on my machine?