bmm6o

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by bmm6o 6y ago
Is this defense more nuanced than "before they committed fraud they didn't commit fraud"? Yeah, i guess you could see that as a silver lining, but it puts it squarely in the past.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Yeah, it really demonstrates how these lists live in a cultural context. Several of them have counter examples from my daily life. On the other hand, some of them come from not appreciating that a timezone is a cultural and legal construct
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by bmm6o 6y ago
> and sells it off Now you're talking about something completely different. You'd disallow selling a mortgage? And this is related to subcontractors how?
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by bmm6o 6y ago
And because js is frequently minified, there is a way to specify the names as string literals to keep the injection working.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
> That’s one of the tenants (no pun) of capitalism Not sure if it's just part of the joke, but the word is "tenet".
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by bmm6o 6y ago
That's the approach that the Down Dog yoga app seems to take. They had an instructor go through all the poses and transitions, and they can then run all sorts of different classes by combining them in different ways. They do it pretty
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Any prng with a fixed (finite) amount of state will eventually return to a state it has already been in, if run long enough. Determinism then dictates that it will begin repeating outputs. It's odd as a requirement, but it's a nat
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by bmm6o 6y ago
I'm not sure i saw that claim in TFA. Did i miss it?
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by bmm6o 6y ago
> Assume 10% of the cost of the furniture goes to paying people - in the USA that's a larger number than in Ecuador, but still 10%. You're assuming without evidence the key supporting point of your argument? Why not assume so
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by bmm6o 6y ago
It's not clear in TFA but the paper it's based on focuses on the history of dice in the Netherlands and doesn't claim that dice didn't exist elsewhere earlier.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Not to pile on, but I think you're imagining some kind of TLS framework that simply doesn't exist currently. It's not clear if you're misunderstanding what exists now, or you're alluding to a different possibility w
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Serverless means you don't manage servers. For instance, you create containers but don't deal with the hosts.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
That's a great read, Kyle seems to really enjoy taking apart their claims.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Right. It's not that "normal" C# code uses a lot of reflection, but it's useful in a lot of small places. So the chances of any given program requiring at least some is pretty high.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Have you seen this fail? Drop box and spotify use this same trick, i assume it had wide support.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Encryption without authentication is meaningless, and it's no accident that https has them so tightly linked. If you can't tell that you are securely communicating with mitm, what's the point?
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by bmm6o 6y ago
The joke is if you drop 80% and later increase 400%, you're back where you started.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Some of the (suspected and unstated) motivations for states deciding to "reopen" against medical advice is that it allows the state to get people their off unemployment rolls. This is going to be a huge factor that varies state-to
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by bmm6o 6y ago
This particular issue is pretty partisan.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
That's not the kind of rate limiting he's asking about. He is talking about the data stream being throttled.
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by bmm6o 6y ago
Being able to separate the object and signature saves tons of trouble https://latacora.micro.blog/2019/07/24/how-not-to.html
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by bmm6o 7y ago
No need to limit asset classes, this is the problem blind trusts are designed to solve. It's the tool that anyone who wants to avoid the appearance of impropriety uses.
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by bmm6o 7y ago
This seems like a huge PR risk just to have people tell you that times are tough out there, if you aren't retaining the individual data points.
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by bmm6o 7y ago
Right, but does robocall imply spoofed or no info? Can't they just include authentication?
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by bmm6o 7y ago
This is about requiring authentication, not blocking robocalls in general. Right?
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by bmm6o 7y ago
I keep hearing statistics like this and I yell at my TV every time. Counting up the people in the hospital is pretty easy, but it doesn't answer the more important question of how many infected 20-54 require hospitalization. Even compa
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by bmm6o 7y ago
Not to sound too harsh, but it's only "without malice" when you tell it like that. It's also the story of a company that couldn't survive paying market wages, and so colluded to rob employees of a fair wage. The own
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by bmm6o 7y ago
What kind of apps are you using it for? How much data do you have to move to the edge?
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by bmm6o 7y ago
I really like the idea of binnedart. I checked out the site. Are the prices USD? Measurements in cm seem incongruous. And maybe I'm not really the target market, but i didn't see anything i liked.
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by bmm6o 7y ago
I'm not sure i follow the punchline. If the queries need different where clauses then they aren't interchangeable. Or are you saying they were semanticly the same and only syntacticly different?

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