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by bardworx 6y ago
I’m sure if the author would expand on that statement, they would have a similar conclusion. It’s just easier to say “Always follow” as you should always follow best practices until you have a great reason not to.
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by bardworx 6y ago
Ok, maybe I’m naive, but why is that obvious? Not arguing just trying to understand. My rationale is: prosecutors have to weigh an “easy” conviction vs the possibility that labs that always guarantee results may be biased. In the event tha
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by bardworx 6y ago
Couldn’t agree more. With Apple’s headphones it happens less often and their switching (between devices) logic works wonders, at times. I’m partially deaf in one ear so the whole audiophile angle isn’t for me but the life convenience of app
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by bardworx 6y ago
I bought them because of two features: 1. I own a pair of Bose 700 and on YouTube they “crackle”. It’s worse when watching something at 1.5x and it’s really distracting when you’re watching a talk or tutorial. 2. Bose switch automatically
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by bardworx 6y ago
I received an email from Ubiquiti that is 1:1 to this post. It did not provide a link to a statement on their website but can confirm its real. I can post a screenshot or something if necessary.
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by bardworx 6y ago
All of these comments are good and provide value, my "take" wouldn't add to the conversation. However, I did notice that no brought up that at the beginning, you can compensate your lack of skill by spending more time on the
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by bardworx 6y ago
You probably know what you're doing but for a beginner, 2x4 isn't a good choice because: 1. 2x4 are not 2" x 4" and when you start, you make a lot of assumptions that land you in hot water. 2. A beginner will not know wh
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by bardworx 6y ago
In the article it states that the hotel guest violated the hotel policy of bringing alcohol on premise. So the guest seems to have broken the rules and then lied about it, which in Thailand is a serious crime. Yes, the punishment is excessi
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by bardworx 6y ago
Thanks. From reading the announcement, it read like a PR piece for a co. Your explanation creates better context.
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by bardworx 6y ago
Can you expand on your comment. Why is this controversial? Is it because it’s in phase-3 vs approved or is it because there is hope but no concrete evidence that this treatment works?
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by bardworx 6y ago
Thankfully there are very strong incentives for audit companies not to f-up. They themselves are not audited and are not public. Their reputation means a lot to them. With this situation, there is a reasonable expectation for EY to lose cli
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by bardworx 6y ago
Right, that's exactly why the audit company isn't signing off on code audit or pen testing. They can only sign off on a simple checklist, if a caveat is listed in the financial reporting. They have no proficiency or enough people
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by bardworx 6y ago
This isn't for "closing a deal" but because the audit co is signing off on financials. This is why in a companies public reporting, they have a section about possible damage from losing customer info. That's legalize for
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by bardworx 6y ago
I believe I can provide some color as my wife is an auditor and I work in IT. We’ve had this discussion before. Audit is really freaking expensive; Domain experts too. While there is a checklist that given to the auditor, the person asking
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by bardworx 6y ago
There is a hypothetical particle named Graviton that would be the force carrier for Gravity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graviton
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by bardworx 6y ago
According to Wikipedia (maybe not optimal source), via the PATRIOT Act, groups can be designated as domestic terrorists. I don’t know anything about this topic. Can you expand why you said that there is no “...legal authority to designate a
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by bardworx 6y ago
Thanks for the links and diversity of sources.
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by bardworx 6y ago
Maybe an ignorant question but how would classifying Twitter as a publisher solve the issue? I’m guessing you mean that they should be held accountable for what people post there? Or is there a different angle I’m not seeing?
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by bardworx 6y ago
Your comment is very sad, are you okay? I hope you find peace through your means and I want you to know that people care about you.
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by bardworx 6y ago
No horse in the race just sharing info: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna12... Also, to be fair, their approach seems to be in accordance with the law as workers that do not
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by bardworx 6y ago
Maybe not software specific but a must read, for business in general, is High Output Management by Andy Grove. The best way I can describe it is: a manual on how to be a better business manager, for engineers. It's dry, its concise, it
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by bardworx 7y ago
Thank you for your comment.
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by bardworx 7y ago
Sorry for the ignorant question but you mentioned steroids and immune suppression. Does that imply that steroids suppress the immune system in some way? I’ve tried googling but came up empty besides a paper on “ glucocorticoids” which seems
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by bardworx 7y ago
My takeaway that this drug was for folks that are literally on their “last leg”. I don’t think potential aide effects are going to deter such a patient, at least it wouldn’t deter myself. It’s tough to worry about a future when you don’t ha
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SoftBank-backed DoorDash files for IPO(ft.com)
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Serious Vulnerability Deep Inside Your Wi-Fi Encryption (KR00K) [pdf](welivesecurity.com)
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by bardworx 7y ago
You can nitpick any idea into oblivion but the gist is: figure out what is the most important thing for you to do in the morning to be productive and do it. And if going to the gym in the morning makes the rest of your day productive by pro
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by bardworx 7y ago
Regret. The older I become, the more I’ve come to terms that one day I’m going to die. I’ve watched both my parents pass and I’m fairly young (36). Since my mother’s death, I’ve focused on my own demise in a productive way: I always ask if
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by bardworx 7y ago
I second this. One year, I simply deleted all of my unread emails, booked-marked articles, and anything else that I was “saving” for later. The insight that I had was that if it was import, interesting, or meaningful I would find it again.
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by bardworx 7y ago
For anyone interested in the myriad of terms, here's a good overview: https://thespoon.tech/market-map-ghost-kitchens-in-2019/?mc_...

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