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by csmpltn 2y ago
> It’s a mistake not to acknowledge civilian casualties, and not to feel sorrow and even anger. I agree with you 100%, it's important to acknowledge civilian casualties. Many uninvolved Lebanese people don't want a war with Isr
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by csmpltn 2y ago
But we already have videos of people standing in very close proximity to the devices being detonated - and not getting hurt. In-fact, many of the people carrying the device in their pockets ended up not sustaining life-threatening injuries.
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by csmpltn 2y ago
Fair enough, and thanks for being open about this. With this in mind, all I can say is that your original comment is based on 100% emotion and 0% analysis and rationality.
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by csmpltn 2y ago
There's absolutely no reason for uninvolved, random and peaceful civilians to be carrying a classified wartime-ready pager issued by a paramilitary terrorist organization. If you were carrying the device you're either Hezbollah, o
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by csmpltn 2y ago
You could've labeled it terrorism had Lebanon and Israel weren't at war with each other over the past 12 months, and had the people carrying those devices were random uninvolved civilians. If you were to consider the fact that Hez
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> "99% of people aren't writing compilers or debuggers" Look, I get the hype - but I think you need to step outside a bit before saying that 99% of the software out there is glorified CRUDs... Think about the aerospace&#x2
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by csmpltn 2y ago
I guess you could just ask him to write the number down on a piece of paper, and reveal you the number at the end of the interview :)
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by csmpltn 2y ago
This is a digital hardware synth that makes sword-clinking sounds. It goes for 300 USD. This is maybe half a step above a fart cushion. There’s no need to buy this whatsoever…
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by csmpltn 2y ago
This is unnecessary consumerism...
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by csmpltn 2y ago
It's: (1) deriving a simple fingerprint from the FFT of the audio signal (2) simple indexing (3) simple similarity search You need the signatures of all music on earth for this to work though ;)
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> They viewed the source code. No. "i like to do this thing where i search twitter, looking for companies, and then try giving them a quick pentest" "the compromised list of services: their database (containing PII), their
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by csmpltn 2y ago
To the OP: I'm certain you're an experienced and seasoned programmer, but your CV (on your website: https://matt.sh/files/a-resume/resume.html ) is an example of how not to write one. It's a wall of
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> "Our datacenter is 100% green" Cool, where can I read more about this? How do you power your DC?
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by csmpltn 2y ago
Who the fuck asks about this useless garbage in an ML job interview. This is such a waste of time and gives you absolutely zero insight into the candidate, how they think, how they’re able to dissect and handle complex issues, their seniori
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by csmpltn 2y ago
If you hit the last page on the pagination bar, they just keep concatenating new page indexes at the end, so that it effectively grows infinitely large...
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by csmpltn 2y ago
This sounds technically unfeasible, at YouTube's scale. They'll have to re-encode videos at all permutations across countries, regions and locales. They'll also have to somehow account for ads that have been pulled down after
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by csmpltn 2y ago
Coordinate against what? Glaciers melt, it's a cycle. What are you on about?
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by csmpltn 2y ago
Is that boat trawling directly over the same area where the cables were damaged? Unclear from the tweet alone...
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> « It's really easy to track that first one. But the second one is a pain in the rear.» Tracking child processes spawns/handles, or even resorting to polling for process name for a while, all should be fairly simple to impleme
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by csmpltn 2y ago
You know what would change people's minds about taxes? Actually seeing how those taxes are funneled back to improve the lives of the people paying those taxes in a pragmatic and efficient manner. What tends to happen instead? The citie
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by csmpltn 2y ago
This is an extreme form of coffee hipsterism. “Cold brew, but steamed please”. Brother, this is starting to get ridiculous.
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> Those are bugs in their products, not breaches in their clouds Sure, but you do realize that all of those bugs in their products may have been exploited in their clouds in different ways?
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> Which incidents happened at AWS, GCP, Oracle? I'm not following you here. Surely you could just look them up yourself? Just look at this enormous list of CVEs in Oracle products (which also includes cloud products), as one example
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> NYT is trying to paint the protestors as idiots. This context is important. Indeed, many of the protestors are simply violent, uneducated, unsophisticated and weak (easily emotionally manipulated) thugs who are convinced the truth is 1
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by csmpltn 2y ago
> "We didn't move them past the RFI process because of these recent incidents" I find it odd that you'll reject Microsoft based on "recent incidents", as if security incidents don't happen with the comp
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by csmpltn 3y ago
> "Just say you support killing kids in order to annex and settle Gaza." Sounds to me like you yourself support the killing of kids (both Israeli and Palestinian), to further the Palestinian cause. The war could end in an insta
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by csmpltn 3y ago
> "No, genuinely help me to see the error." I thought Sundar's message was pretty clear. Do you not understand?
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by csmpltn 3y ago
Something tells me you weren't protesting when innocent Israeli people were being mercilessly slaughtered on October the 7th, but you'll gladly sit there and paint an entire false narrative about a war, based on events that never
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by csmpltn 3y ago
I'm sure you'll eventually figure it out. Just don't do it at work, at the expense of your colleagues.
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by csmpltn 3y ago
> Ah, yes, the problem is that people are disrupting their coworkers, not that you're enabling and profiteering genocide. Got it. You need to stop seeing the world as either black or white, because it really isn't. Yes, disrupt

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