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ackbar03
7y ago
Cracking product keys for... Uh... Research. You reverse engineer the binary, enter the conditions into an sat solver and boom. But I don't think most keys are implemented this way these days. Also if you want cool, check out uc Santa
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ackbar03
7y ago
I'm not sure this produces healthy adaptable well adjusted kids for shaw
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ackbar03
7y ago
Im sorry but just reading this almost feels like an April Fools joke, except sadly its September
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Ask HN: Deploying AI service on client's server without exposing model and code?
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Murder suspect who sparked Hong Kong protest may soon go free
(bloomberg.com)
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7y ago
This seems like the smart way to go about it to be honest. I think anyone who really knows their worth wouldn't really be too fussed about making it on the list except purely for marketing reasons and those who really need it are by re
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ackbar03
7y ago
I have a lot of respect for taleb even though I think he lost his marbles after a certain point. His book dynamic hedging was like the Bible/textbook for my first job (structured products trading). The guy really knows his stuff. I thi
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ackbar03
7y ago
No this is great. Forbes should change their benchmark
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ackbar03
7y ago
I'm pretty sure that's a given and I think its pretty expected their not going to put details on some news article
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ackbar03
7y ago
What about the ones on those pop-ups that keep telling me about horny women in my area?
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ackbar03
7y ago
The whole thing about subprime mortgages and how jp was slow to get in isn't entirely accurate. I mean I guess it could have been the actual reason since there's always a disconnect between management and the ones actually doing t
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ackbar03
7y ago
Ignore the elephant, ignore the elephant, ignore the elephant,HOLY CRAP there's an elephant in the room!!
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7y ago
This was actually the first thing that came to mind. I thought a lot of the microplastics came from these kinds of recycled plastic fabrics
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7y ago
My comment is really similar to what's already been said, this reads a bit like a "I don't really want to waste my time so neither should you" post. I mean nothing wrong with that but a bit negative and sour then I perso
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7y ago
I feel like the old soviet countries including russia now are all quite strong in the cybersecurity space. I've heard its because of a combination of their strong math/science education and poverty? I've always found it quite
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Brawls emerge in Hong Kong between government supporters and protestors
(scmp.com)
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7y ago
I second that. This seems really full stack as you can get, but I'm not really a professional dev by training, so I don't know if most people are this hardcore. I built and host some web apps myself but everytime I have to switch
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7y ago
This gets me thinking. They validated or at least thought they validated their idea because they gained traction at the start correct? But clearly they didn't validate the business because the price point wasn't at a profitable le
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7y ago
Are you for real? This makes vc bros seem like the greatest con there is then. I'm sure the people running these vc's are making decent money from collecting fees on these random bets
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7y ago
I'm pretty sure the banks invested just to get a shot at collecting fees for ipo work
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7y ago
Is there any way to get this sort of advice for ordinary people easily? I remember when I was an exchange student to the US from Hong Kong and I got a flu, I thought I'd get it checked out just in case. I went to a clinic and they told
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7y ago
Why would they want to go backwards. Anyone who has spent sometime in China will understand that it's stripped Hong Kong and Taiwan far behind. And this just leaves me scratching my head - bring back traditional Chinese characters I&#x
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From the medium article they link they show that most of the visits come from search though
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7y ago
So far betting seems to be the ONLY feature for all things blockchain. In China quite a few of my friends went to make games on the blockchain during the wave of cryptocurrency mania. That didn't work out so they then went on to make (
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I'm going to support above poster on this one because it's true. Every opinion here that offers an opinion not in support of the protestors seems to be disregarded as a Chinese agent and gets down voted
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I don't really know the vc game. Is this a bit desperate or is it just another day at the office for these guys? To me it sounds like they're really getting nervous
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Agree, I feel like aside from the roomba maybe there hasn't really been a consumer bot useful for anything
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Third and Fourth are ridiculous. I'm sorry but you don't set things on fire on the streets, bite people's finger off, throw petrol bombs, tie up people at the airport and say hey guys please grant amnesty, this wasn't a
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https://youtu.be/9bAoq7k3tZ0 No seriously, these demands are a joke and not constructive. If anything it's just being used as an excuse to cause more chaos. I'm trying to keep this comment as a logical opinion sin
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7y ago
Maybe they realized the 'America fuck yeah' movement is over and they aren't the global police. No but jokes aside I think it has some parallels with decreasing interference in middle east and in general. I don't really
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