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by anonu 1y ago
A similar flow can still happen with passwords. Granted, the user may be confused if they use a password manager and the password doesn't populate.
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by anonu 1y ago
nice work! But these arent that easy! What age group target was this for?
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by anonu 1y ago
Reminds me of the forest inscriptions in the mountains of Lebanon which date from the time of the Roman Emperor Hadrian (~100 AD): Lebanese cedar wood was prized for shipbuilding and forests were decimated due to heavy logging. Nice to see
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by anonu 1y ago
UN reports should probably pivot to video, they will get wider circulation.
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by anonu 1y ago
Ultimately it depends on how many examples in that language showed up on stackoverflow or in public GitHub repos. Otherwise, ymmv if it's not python, c++, rust or JavaScript
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by anonu 1y ago
What I put in my mind and what I put in my body should not be regulated in the same way. I definitely want the FDA to monitor food and drugs and prevent me from getting sick.
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by anonu 1y ago
I appreciate the dark pattern enumeration here - but, as an American, I find it strange that the Australian Government needs to get involved with this PSA.
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by anonu 1y ago
One data point is not enough to draw a line. But if you have two, three, dozens of data point... And the line points to the same thing over and over again.
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by anonu 1y ago
I have a P320 and I am frankly terrified of the uncommanded discharge. Maybe having a safety would have mitigated the issue.
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by anonu 1y ago
This happens to me too - mostly from people in South America: i get their phone bills, receipts, etc... And now the knock on effect of spam is crushing my inbox. I know its spam related to these emails because its all in Spanish. I am think
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by anonu 1y ago
90% of my snail mail is junk - so it really does not matter.
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by anonu 1y ago
was hoping the solution was: we forked postgres. cool writeup!
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by anonu 1y ago
We can disagree on both points. The example (ok - not exactly the definition - but close enough) is the Triangular Arbitrage in foreign exchange. This is cited in almost every textbook on explaining the topic. The Wikipedia entry on arbitra
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by anonu 1y ago
That's sort of the very definition of arbitrage in today's modern markets - its not just the text book definition of "borrow money at a low interest rate and invest at a higher interest rate": there's latency arbs,
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by anonu 1y ago
Didn't Jane Street sue Millenium first? I think the lesson of all this is - don't sue over your trading strategy secrets.
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by anonu 1y ago
Also a cool read, the 105 page document outlining how the index manipulation went down: https://www.sebi.gov.in/enforcement/orders/jul-2025/interim-... A quick read through seems that the strategies used were
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Jane Street Curbed in India Markets After Alleged Illegal Gain(bloomberg.com)
9 points by anonu 1y ago|2 comments
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by anonu 1y ago
Don't you need javascript to make most webpages useful?
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by anonu 1y ago
Can you block this with a pihole?
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by anonu 1y ago
On one hand, cool. On the other hand, why? This doesn't seem terribly accurate or insightful. A security camera is cheaper and has a better sensor and logic for detecting motion.
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by anonu 1y ago
Was it the rio mp3 player? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_PMP300 I got this in 1999... So it might not fit your exact timeframe. My friend put Tupac's Changes song on there. That wasn't my first mp3 but
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by anonu 1y ago
The conversation flows nicely. Certainly nicely built. I thought this interaction in Spanish was interesting: I said something like: Yo pienso que tú eres una inteligencia artificial. Es muy interesante. Carlos responded: En realidad, soy u
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by anonu 1y ago
A consequential night for Israel: peace for many decades to come. I worry, however, that peace through bombing is not a permanent solution. Peace comes through diplomacy. Ideology does not die in the rubble.
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by anonu 1y ago
Cutting down permissions will just make you more identifiable.
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by anonu 1y ago
Great website. I'm surprised that even things like battery status are queryable. There's really no good reason to expose that.
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by anonu 1y ago
TIL: boffin
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by anonu 1y ago
I would think swipe-style keyboard on your phone would be a good solution (as long as its normal text and not code). I wonder if theres a KVM-like application for your phone and computer so swipes on your phone can send keypresses to the ot
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by anonu 1y ago
This is cool - how does IP geolocation work? How do you know that xyz IP is at this particular spot? Edit: I see you are using MaxMind database - do you add some sort of additional analytics or overlay on top of that?
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by anonu 1y ago
Great point on Gaza in the article: many often say "well the Palestinians voted for Hamas". But they don't clarify that it was a plurality not a majority and that subsequently Hamas killed off its opponents. Yes democracy may
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by anonu 1y ago
I believe in this. Just don't get onto to the corporate hype train.

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