Thorrez

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by Thorrez 1y ago
It seems kind of the opposite to me. YC is allowing you to finish school. You don't need to drop out.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
It sounds like the problem is your company, not the law.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Hacker news is run by venture capitalists.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
If someone's communication skills are bad, it's legal to not hire them. That's a job-relevant characteristic. Of course you have to apply that job requirement to all candidates, not just OPT candidates.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
You own your home, but there are still laws regulating what you're allowed to do in your home.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>And yes you should convert to OrderTypeA or OrderTypeB at the first opportunity How would you convert Order to OrderTypeA? You would need some other source to fill TypeAAttr1 and TypeAAttr2 with.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Are they preferring AI over humans because the AI gives them what they want and humans don't? I thought they prefer AI over humans because AI is much cheaper and faster.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Some modern auth systems. Not all. I created a separate Chrome profile, and logged in to gmail. Then I disabled javascript, then deleted all my google.com cookies (but left my mail.google.com cookies). Then I reenabled javascript and visite
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I don't think you can put cookies on a TLD. So if Google used mail.google and calendar.google , the login system would be more complex, because they can't share cookies.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Yeah, it does make things more difficult in terms of teaching people a simple rule. Instead of "ends with @<company>.com", the rule is "ends with @<company>.com or .<company>". OTOH, there were probably
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Well it's probably hard for anyone except Microsoft to get a domain with the .microsoft TLD.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>I've been wondering for a while why Waymo can't offer a semi-managed solution to SFO to dynamically manage load, have just the right volume of cars inbound, maximize parking utilization, etc. with all of the nice intelligence
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by Thorrez 1y ago
The 2nd and 3rd examples are plural. You don't need an article for plural nouns. "Fix bayonets." and "Fix the bayonet." are standard grammar. "Fix bayonet." isn't.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
What indicates to you that it has been flagged?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Was Kazakhstan successful? esafak's link seems to imply it wasn't very successful. Anyways, my point wasn't that a government can't MITM using a root cert. My point is that the government can't do so secretly. The w
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Are you saying 4chan users are defensive? They seem pretty unapologetically offensive to me.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Although the results of the study have yet to be published, scientists are already reporting a decline in insect cognition in the contaminated area of Fukushima Prefecture.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
If China uses a root cert to issue bogus certs, that'll get caught by certificate transparency. Assuming people use browsers that enforce certificate transparency.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
> The entire above/underground complex has well over 200 exits.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
If you break asymmetric crypto, will you be able to immediately steal billions of dollars from TLS? You will be able to from bitcoin. To attack TLS, you need a network MITM. To attack bitcoin you don't.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
What is the definition of gatekeeping technology?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
In an emergency, electronic payment won't work at all, right? People will have to use cash I think.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
That's not a cookie?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Loading up a single address with too many UTXOs degrades the entropy of a public-private key pair and makes it easier to brute force a user's private key. Is there a realistic risk there? If I use an address a million times, how mu
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by Thorrez 1y ago
[2024] And it looks like this is the draft, and it was published on the author's blog here: https://telefoncek.si/2024/05/2024-05-30-grapheneos-and-fore...
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Reflowing the current line won't work. If I delete a word, I need the next line's text to be flowed up to join with the current line. And that might require reflowing of subsequent lines as well. Reflowing the current sentence won
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by Thorrez 1y ago
If your editor auto reflows the text, that will conflict with this, by erasing line breaks you inserted. This is imposing an 80-character line length limit. With a line length limit, I want an editor to reflow my text so I don't have t
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I don't think gausswho needs tech support. gausswho just sometimes typos 192.168.1.1 , so I'm suggesting something that will reduce typos (not eliminate them).
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Does that mean I can make a post like this? No. Just because there's a blog post about a fixed vulnerability doesn't imply that it's ok to write a blog post about an unfixed vulnerability. I'm not saying it's wr
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Their shell history shows them using OCR tools. AFAIK it doesn't show them using translation tools.

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