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by csnover 7y ago
I don’t like the name either but I don’t have a megaphone big enough to coin a new term of art and it is the only phrase I know that is used for “disclose to the vendor first, then after a fixed amount of time, full disclosure”. There’s no
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by csnover 7y ago
HackerOne’s community team also seems trained to gaslight ethical reporters who try to follow responsible disclosure practices. I submitted a vulnerability to a vendor on H1 along with a typical “I plan on publicly disclosing this vulnerabi
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by csnover 7y ago
The money comes from the money that would normally be kicked back to the pharmacy benefit manager[0] as a “rebate” from the pharmaceutical company. The retail prices are jacked up—at least in part—for the benefit of PBMs to extract money fr
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by csnover 7y ago
It sounds like you would be interested in Matrix. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_(protocol)
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by csnover 7y ago
waitForPromise().catch(foo) is exactly the same thing as waitForPromise().then(undefined, foo). Your first example is essentially the same as: waitForPromise() .then(handleResolve) .catch(handleReject) .catch(h
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by csnover 7y ago
Where is the data? This article, like everything I’ve ever seen on UX Movement, makes all sorts of claims without any sign of conducting usability research to actually support their claims. In this article, the examples are artificially con
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by csnover 7y ago
FYI, that UX Movement article misrepresents the few studies that it actually cites and offers no evidence for its claim regarding saturation causing eye strain. I know this because someone complained at me recently about a design, linked to
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by csnover 7y ago
The podcast Arm And A Leg recently had an episode [0] which explains this practice of receiving surprise bills from unknown providers. The short version is that hospitals use staffing companies who do their own billing (I think they mention
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Linode adds mandatory arbitration to ToS on Dec 15, becomes effective Jan 1(linode.com)
3 points by csnover 7y ago|0 comments
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by csnover 7y ago
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me. > It's the fact that you need to buy a medigap plan that is exactly the problem. Those plans are not available to everyone. I’m not sure I understand this comment. There is a guaranteed i
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by csnover 7y ago
> The only reason you say that is that you haven't actually experienced Medicare. I have experienced Medicare (along with pre- and post-ACA Gold level individual marketplace plans, small group plans, premium employer-sponsored plans
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Intern: A next-generation JavaScript testing stack(theintern.io)
24 points by csnover 13y ago|0 comments