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by anon9001 6y ago
You're right, and as a result I try to work no more than 4 hours a day, preferably less. I take every possible opportunity to extend timelines, create buffer, and reduce scope. I'm highly incentivized to farm as much time as pos
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by anon9001 6y ago
SS7 is challenging to find info about, so I'll ask here: How hard are these attacks to actually execute? * Can someone with an SDR and no credentials start an attack? * Do you need a femtocell registered with a carrier to attack SS7? *
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by anon9001 6y ago
> The inability for air-gaped devices to catch malware is a nice added benefit. As they say, "S" in "IoT" stands for "security".
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How to Build a Compound Liquidation Bot(blog.baowebdev.com)
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by anon9001 6y ago
Another way to do it is by borrowing bitcoin with other collateral, selling it, then buying it back at a cheaper price. You can get a sense of rates here: https://defirate.com/loans/ So you might supply USDC on Aave a
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by anon9001 6y ago
Hah. I haven't seen that in so many years. Glad to see they're still updating.
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by anon9001 6y ago
> Maximum shedding duration was 83 days in the upper respiratory tract So covid-19 is transmissible for up to 83 days once infected?
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by anon9001 6y ago
Even for people paying attention, it's hard to follow all the spin and understand which organizations are pushing which ideas and why. The US now has tens of millions of citizens that believe the election was stolen. I think they&#x27
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by anon9001 6y ago
I think that's pretty accurate, but even in Urban America there's a divide between people who aren't taking any chances vs people who are wearing PPE but are living their best life. For me, I'm just not going anywhere or
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by anon9001 6y ago
For anyone not familiar, Vanced is hacked Google binaries. It's the YouTube app, but with features enabled for free and ads blocked. They've been around a long time and are active on XDA. I use Vanced on my phone, but if you&#x2
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by anon9001 6y ago
> Are there outlets for straight lonely people in need of touch? In short, no. In practice, onlyfans and right-wing politics? That's what seems to be happening instead.
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by anon9001 6y ago
Thanks. I didn't know about resq.
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by anon9001 6y ago
Switching to hidden services while we're building with decentralization does seem to be the pragmatic thing to do.
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by anon9001 6y ago
I thought everyone felt this way.
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by anon9001 6y ago
So an American with $2M to invest and a desire to live in NZ can simply invest in equities, bonds, and real estate and become a citizen in 4 years? And once you're a citizen, you enjoy unlimited social and health benefits indefinitely?
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by anon9001 6y ago
> 2) you can fire any customers who you don't like. Not so your boss. I know what you mean, but I think there's an alternate way to look at this. Every time I've moved jobs, I really look at it as firing my boss. The proc
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by anon9001 6y ago
I think what's actually happening is that we're eliminating all non-STEM pipelines for building a career. The truly adventurous can go start their own businesses, but STEM has become the default pipeline for everyone because it&#
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by anon9001 6y ago
> horses are incredibly stupid I thought horses were supposed to be smart, but TV may have influenced my thinking... > As actor Alan Young recounted: "It was initially done by putting a piece of nylon thread in his mouth. But Ed
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by anon9001 6y ago
I agree with all of that. It sounds silly, but if you can work how you feel into the comment, it's really helpful later on. I like to use tags and sometimes emojis. Just remember that you're talking to future you. Usually specifi
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by anon9001 6y ago
I am surprised about Canada. I always thought being nice and saying sorry were just Canadian stereotypes, but maybe it's because of a culture that doesn't promote violence?
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by anon9001 6y ago
From the description: > The contest aims to create friendship among young people with similar interests who will lead their countries in the 21st century, as well as help advance engineering and broadcasting technologies in the region. T
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by anon9001 6y ago
I mentioned Nexo way earlier up the thread, comparing them to Ally, because they're both custodial retail shops that make their money behind the scenes without the user knowing anything. But it is incredible how much crypto has changed
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by anon9001 6y ago
> Only if you think that due diligence and actually collecting the repayments is inefficient. I do think that! The due diligence you're describing is only necessary because the custodians can actually improperly handle the money.
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by anon9001 6y ago
How many people are involved in processing that vast ecosystem of intermediaries? It's a wild amount of inefficiency. Every major city has giant buildings filled with people pushing numbers on spreadsheets to make those products work
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by anon9001 6y ago
Another thing that's exciting about crypto is that it lets users participate in more fair borrowing/lending. As it stands today, you can lend at your coins at a yield rate close to the borrow's lending rate. That effectively
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by anon9001 6y ago
Obligatory security blogs: * https://www.schneier.com/ * https://www.troyhunt.com/ * https://krebsonsecurity.com/ * https://threatpost.com/
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by anon9001 6y ago
I use adderall mostly, not modafinil, but yeah. It's all still "overwhelmingly positive" to set out the problem you started taking it to solve... But now that you're making me unpack it, I guess it's because when I&
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by anon9001 6y ago
After over a decade of turning stimulants into code, I've just had enough. The idea that someone can do this for 40 years is absurd to me. If it was possible to go into stasis, floating in a vat, hooked up to a computer, where your em
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by anon9001 6y ago
Just go to a doctor. Black markets are not worth the risk. Ask around, read reviews, call the offices and be transparent about what you want. You'll find a doctor that will want to help. Modafinil/armodafinil might actually be a
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by anon9001 6y ago
Yes, stimulants work. No, they're not that bad for you. They're also very easily legally available if you know who and how to ask. But we probably shouldn't need stimulants to have careers. I think that's why you get d

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