WFHRenaissance

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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
1. Foreign hacking groups are often beyond the reach of Western law enforcement. If a domestic threat had been to blame here, there would be legal/financial recourse for damage done. That's not the case here. Implicit in this arti
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Tether (USDT) sells all reserve commercial paper at zero loss(twitter.com)
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
What motivated the name choice?
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
1. Contact the manufacturer securely (if they have public keys, use those) to alert them of the vulnerability. 2. Demonstrate the exploitation of the vulnerability (without giving the whole thing away) 3. Negotiate timelines. Find out how q
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
I vaguely remember this being a thing in ~2014? Maybe earlier?
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Before voting karma existed we would just openly bully the pedants on other forums because their actions/language were tantamount to trolling. Voting karma on forums disincentivized this behavior, so now the pedants run everything.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
I saw the greatest minds of my generation wasted on optimizing AdTech systems...
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Discovered. I'd go as far to say that all "invention" is actually just discovery that we find useful.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Counterpoint Part 4: Esoteric languages by-nature have smaller populations of devs. They demand higher salaries for their specialist work. This can hurt you as you scale - salaries continue to increase (secularly), and the pool of possible
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Yes, at least in English.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
>the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues. This is first degree satire. Your third degree s
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
What's a first degree satire look like then?
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Granted, my post is a reference to history (the iron rule of oligarchy is well-documented... polemic tone aside hehehe). OP's post is speculative.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Linkedin is a private company and they're under no obligation to offer you any quality of service unless you sign an SLA.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
>Metaverse and crypto will be a bust I love when HN netizens just throw stuff like this out without further explanation. It's as if they're monks reciting the dogma. Sigh.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
I used MinIO exactly once, and overall it was a joy to use. Happy to hear it's getting some amount of traction.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
It was likely Tether being swapped for other stablecoins, or Tether swapped as a TETHER/USD pair on a centralized crypto market.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
But the numbers do add up?
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
As of 2021, their reserves consist of: Cash & Cash Equivalents & Other Short-Term Deposits & Commercial Paper (75.85%): - Commercial Paper (65.39%) - Fiduciary Deposits (24.20%) - Cash (3.87%) - Reverse Repo Notes (3.60%) - Trea
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Managed services are always more expensive than DIY FWIW. You're paying to make running the product someone else's problem.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Say what you want about Datadog's pricing and sales tactics... the product is a joy to use.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
This is a problem that's actively being worked on (SudoSwap as an AMM for NFTs, Scatter.art as a competitor, et cetera).
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
bonk
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Sheesh. That's a pretty large chunk... ~865 people.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
>I want order and good government and societies built on peace, trust, and reliable justice. LOL I'd be curious to know which country you think this is possible in. The contemporary democratic nation state is a facade over a distrib
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
Broken analogy. Tornado Cash is more like a gun manufacturer than a gun passer in this case.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
This only applies to directly soliciting a specific crime. That isn't what's happening here.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
It's sad, but I assumed he was already dead.
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
LOL yes this is what I meant!
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by WFHRenaissance 4y ago
> Young (< 50) healthy adults shouldn’t even really be getting annual checkups (in my professional opinion and per several guidelines) and annual blood work is definitely not indicated. Tell this to my mom.

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