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by anon9001 5y ago
Does anyone actually use select mode?
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by anon9001 5y ago
> what is a good risk, what the rates should be, handling repossession, negotiating terms, dealing with laws, all that stuff These are the problems being worked on in defi right now and why people are so excited about it. > in the cry
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by anon9001 5y ago
> It all seems very zero sum. No value is getting created. I think you might be underestimating the amount of resources that the traditional system uses to manage borrowing, lending, insurance, establishing ownership, transferring large
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by anon9001 5y ago
I'm less sure.
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by anon9001 5y ago
It's not pedantry, it's a philosophy. > rather than just putting up with it like most would Whatever that virtue is, I wish I had more of it.
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by anon9001 6y ago
> So, please, can we profit of that to cancel the usage of 'scrum' everywhere ? :-) If we do a good enough job, "scrum" will become a dirty word merely by association. To the Twitter, everyone!
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by anon9001 6y ago
> Credential sharing only works between apps registered to the same developer. That's right, but it does allow persisting an id through reinstalls of the same app, and sharing that id between apps of the same developer. > So no,
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by anon9001 6y ago
That's very helpful and adds a lot of clarity. You can tell from the code that the "exploit" here is abusing keychain sharing. iOS has a feature where you can pack a surprising amount of generic data into keychain storage, in
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by anon9001 6y ago
It appears to be like branch.io, firebase, or the facebook SDK but for Chinese ad companies. Here's a breakdown the changes in iOS 14 that likely caused this: * https://blog.branch.io/attribution-ios-14-survive-if-you-m
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by anon9001 6y ago
Technically, what's going on here? "CAID" isn't a public iOS technology, and the article doesn't say what it means. Some googling returns: https://mmachina.cn/wp-content/uploads/2021/0
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by anon9001 6y ago
Stablecoins aren't popular? In the last 24 hours, there's been $108B traded. https://www.coingecko.com/en/stablecoins
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by anon9001 6y ago
Amazon needs to separate out the ebay-style new/used peer-to-peer marketplace from the more trusted "Sold by Amazon" stuff. Both marketplace types are useful (especially for books), but consumer goods need some kind of notice
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by anon9001 6y ago
> This approach probably works well because I know how things work at a high level; I think it would be disastrous to do this without any real understanding. I actually interview for this skill specifically. I stress to candidates tha
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by anon9001 6y ago
> the misused "literally" is to indicate exaggeration Used to be. Now "literally" literally means "figuratively". [1] [1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/literally
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by anon9001 6y ago
> The truth of a story does not depend on the credibility of its narrator. It actually does. I'm going to respect the opinions of serious scientists, doctors, journalists, lawyers, etc on topics of their expertise. > But that re
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by anon9001 6y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I'm not going to read the article. This long-form stuff is particularly sticky. If the story is told well, you're likely going to remember it as true (or at least credible) even the story wasn'
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by anon9001 6y ago
How close are we to DIY viruses? If I was a teenager interested in biology, and I wanted to maybe build a "harmless" virus just to see if I could do it, how achievable might that be? I watched computer viruses go from: researchers
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by anon9001 6y ago
I think it's part of the aesthetic of being a comic book villain, because comic books are typically in all caps.
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by anon9001 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewc1hixzYPY is the music video. Madvillainy is maybe the best hiphop album of all time. I go back and listen to it often and always find something new. +1 on changing the post title to all c
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by anon9001 6y ago
It's not vapid and his anger is righteous. Please realize that the cohort of people we're talking about have supported policies of enslaving "others" through laws for decades and that they continue to do this today. Th
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by anon9001 6y ago
Heh, that sounds like how I manage to hold down a job with ADHD, except my "up days" are because I took stimulants. If I knew in college what I know now, I would have 100% had all the paperwork to be considered "disabled&quot
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by anon9001 6y ago
Thanks for the links, that's quite revealing. > auto reported crashes and support tickets (most gfx driver related) I wonder if open-sourcing the game would see those same support tickets come in with patches. Part of linux has alwa
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by anon9001 6y ago
I'm not LE, but if I were raiding a scientist's home, I'd be ok keeping firearms at a low-ready position instead of actively aiming them at children.
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by anon9001 6y ago
> The search warrant was authorized as investigators tried to learn who sent a chat message to a planning group on an emergency alert platform, urging people to speak out publicly about Florida's coronavirus strategies. > The mes
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by anon9001 6y ago
Let's assume that's true for a minute. Who does that benefit? The wealthy in the US don't care, because they can and do invest in chinese tech companies. The US government doesn't gain anything by banning TikTok. China
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by anon9001 6y ago
> if that 20-80% paid worker's wages, that was a good thing That's actually not a good thing. Something is seriously wrong if we don't value efficiency. Having many separate retail shops creates massive inefficiencies, e
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by anon9001 6y ago
No, I didn't have money to buy stock then.
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by anon9001 6y ago
> Nobody called Zuckerberg or Bezos exploitative when they were coding in dorm rooms and folding boxes on Ikea tables Actually lots of us called them exploitive. It might not change anything, but it's worth noting that a lot of u
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by anon9001 6y ago
> Play this forward ten years with a family to support and a mortgage which committed you to personal inflation and a track record of ...? Being an excellent employee? I understand your point, but I actually have been doing this for abou
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by anon9001 6y ago
I don't know who's downvoting you, but this is also why I support UBI. One of my biggest fears is that by the time I can stop working, I won't have any will left to pursue passionate endeavors that would benefit society. Even

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