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by amscanne 2y ago
Yeah, but it’s “your realtor” through that transaction, unless they are fired. Regardless, most successful realtors have repeat clients, for buying and selling (even if it’s years between transactions).
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by amscanne 2y ago
My archetype of a good sales person is the successful realtor. Realtors tend to “eat what they can kill”, so you can see the skills power law clearly. They are selling themselves more than houses, but there’s a lot to learn from that. Some
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by amscanne 2y ago
And how many people who threatened to “move to Canada” did so? I don’t doubt that Elon’s antics will have an impact, but in my experience the actions people take may be different when the rubber meets the road. Your friends may be less idea
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by amscanne 2y ago
You’re loosely describing a CSRF vulnerability, which do occur but people try to design against them and mitigate them. For example, actions that mutate often require POST (which won’t be triggered by a link), cookies may be marked strict (
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by amscanne 2y ago
Why do you say this? I used to live right in the center of the stick figure, and regularly did the loop up around Christie Pits or down around Trinity Bellwoods. Those streets are great for running, not boring at all.
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by amscanne 2y ago
Looking at inflation-adjusted dollars or even fraction-of-GDP, Biden has spent more on stimulus and new investment programs than the entirety of the New Deal. So what gives? Maybe it’s not a capital problem.
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by amscanne 2y ago
You should share the secret of how to “correctly invest”, because the point of the parent comment was that it’s not about the capital
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by amscanne 2y ago
I don’t think the surprise was based on the head of the executive, rather it was based on the DOJ taking a stance in favor of exemptions. I just get tired of the idea that the president/executive completely colors every single governme
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by amscanne 2y ago
Prepare to have your mind blown: https://www.techdirt.com/2018/07/11/shocker-dojs-computer-cr...
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by amscanne 2y ago
Cost of living is extremely high in Tel Aviv, but the rest is true.
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by amscanne 2y ago
That’s totally different from needing to reboot.
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by amscanne 2y ago
It’s not stable if you need to reboot daily.
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by amscanne 2y ago
Not at all. It’s merely a question of whether social networks are shielded from liability for their recommendations, recognizing that what they choose to show you is a form of free expression that may have consequences — not an attempt to c
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by amscanne 2y ago
Strange, I was not far from there. I can imagine it being accepted at St. Jacob’s, but I suspect that it was a rather special case. I certainly can’t recall any restaurants in Waterloo taking Canadian Tire money. Then again, I never asked.
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by amscanne 2y ago
> but it was accepted in many other places like farmer's markets and independent restaurants Where were you in Canada? I definitely didn’t have the same experience (in the GTA). Lots of Canadian Tire money circulation and regular tr
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by amscanne 2y ago
Such a strange reflection of ourselves that I had the exact same intent and methodology as you. I’m sure that we were not alone, and there were many of us appeasing the goblins in our brains yelling for order, diligently checking boxes row
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by amscanne 2y ago
I don’t think copy/pasting the same response everywhere is better. IIRC, CloudRun has multiple modes of operation (fully-managed and in a K8s cluster) and different sandboxes for the fully-managed environment (VM-based and gVisor-based
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by amscanne 2y ago
A decent while ago, I was the original author of that performance guide. I tried to lay out the set of performance trade-offs in an objective and realistic way. It is shocking to me that you’re spending so much time commenting on a few figu
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by amscanne 2y ago
It’s preventing the theft of the API key. The attack can, at most, replay that specific request (which you could also mitigate with a nonce and expiration).
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by amscanne 2y ago
Have the authentication header effectively be a signed hash of relevant headers and the full URL, rather than a simple bearer token?
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by amscanne 2y ago
Ah got it. I think there’s such a strong convention there, that it would be exceedingly rare to see in pratice. It’s probably allowed just for compat reasons at this point — but I think your point is don’t make that mistake in the first pla
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by amscanne 2y ago
> I'm looking at you, Go. I’m so confused by this. Unless you use a dot import, isn’t this just bar.*?
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by amscanne 2y ago
It's funny that people only seem to remember the successes. Seemingly dominant giants fall all the time . Kodak, Nortel, Blockbuster, Blackberry, ...
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by amscanne 3y ago
None of that makes sense or works without the idea that traits are the result of continuous random mutations, which is a very non-obvious idea (and very controversial considering the orthodoxy of divine creation — humans were created by god
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by amscanne 3y ago
It’s true that there’s a precise set of circumstances that would be different for the RCE (the lack of a PAM dance prior, same process group & session, no allocation of a pseudo-terminal, etc.). My point was merely that I don’t think th
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by amscanne 3y ago
There is no ‘system()’ syscall, and fork/exec would be extremely common for opensshd — it’s what it does to spawn new shells which go on to do anything. I’m not arguing with the point, but this is a great place to hide — very difficult
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by amscanne 3y ago
The failure here is that the door was not reinspected after the bolts had been removed to “open” it. A reinspection would be required if had been “removed”, and I’d bet that wings are always inspected for proper construction and installatio
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by amscanne 3y ago
A salesmen selling door-to-door for Verizon said the same thing to me. “You have kids, so you qualify.” I just told him that was not right, but kudos to you for filing a complaint with the FCC.
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by amscanne 3y ago
I don’t live in Gaza, nor do any of the Palestinians that I’ve known. I don’t think it’s fair to assume that the opinion sample is going to be representative for many reasons. An interesting current data point for me is that the overwhelmin
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by amscanne 3y ago
I feel like you’re assuming that everyone thinks the same way you do. I don’t really think the evidence or history bears out “they just want freedom”. There were many obvious opportunities for this in the past.

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