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by cududa 4y ago
“Trying to download a massive portion of the Twitter database” What in the world does that even mean in a technical sense? Those are just words you’d use in a TV show or movie that have no technical merit. Is he saying they were hacking Twi
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by cududa 4y ago
I think this is for a unit test around scanned documents or something, given the rest of the directory's contents
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by cududa 4y ago
The entire directory is really weird. Looks like some sort of directory of assets for automated testing the data from scanners (like, physical document scanners) returning properly? Built in macOS md5 hash reports the PDF's hash as d56
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by cududa 4y ago
How does impact bitcoin in any way at all
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The open sourced Twitter algorithm has a conditional for “author_is_elon”(twitter.com)
9 points by cududa 4y ago|0 comments
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by cududa 4y ago
Or Nasdaq claiming that moving orders from paper ledgers to computers means they’re no longer a securities exchange. Because reasons.
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by cududa 4y ago
Based on comments here, because they called it “staking as a service”. But apparently that nomenclature bypasses this very clear and explicit definition “The term ‘‘exchange’’ means any organization, associa- tion, or group of persons, whet
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by cududa 4y ago
I’m not an expert or a lawyer but it seems pretty clear. Going by what the SEC has literally told them: Coinbase taking money from depositors, loaning it out, and giving the depositors interest from the loan, is a security product. Page 1 o
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by cududa 4y ago
No it doesn’t. They’ve literally told them in the past when they were creating financial products that they were securities. Their entire schtik is to say “We called it something different so it’s not a security.” SEC: “Yes it is.” Coinbase
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by cududa 4y ago
Please for the love of god tell me you're not testing this on animals and if you are, you have actual medical training?
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by cududa 4y ago
BS. 90% of people aren’t “self-starters”. That’s fine. Further, the vast majority of “self guided” software engineers work on nonsense that scratches an intellectual itch, not something that moves the business forward.
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by cududa 4y ago
Why does this have so many upvotes? This is like announcing that you discovered that water comes out of a faucet when you turn the handle.
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by cududa 4y ago
You think China is going to change their national policies and business practices because some Western YouTubers make videos about it? Unless you're like 14, I'm in absolute awe that any adult with even the most minimal understand
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by cududa 4y ago
You have no idea what a bank run is do you
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by cududa 4y ago
I highly doubt South Korean regulators would approve a sale of their largest single GDP contributor
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by cududa 4y ago
I’ve had anxiety my whole life. Tried CBT, therapy, medication, everything. Eventually got diagnosed with a congenital heart disease. Turns out, when your heart is behaving in a way that mirrors symptoms of anxiety, your brain decides you’r
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by cududa 4y ago
Ironic that in the United States, the only cashiers I've ever seen allowed to sit are Aldi employees
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by cududa 4y ago
No, it's not ego. Normal non-tech people are untrusting of anything not .com
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by cududa 4y ago
That's not the employer's purview. They can incentivize health but, seriously F right off with that controlling nonsense. They're employees, not your charges or children.
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by cududa 4y ago
Don't know what the downvotes are for. I work in Ohio politics. Some other problems: we're one of, if not the most gerrymandered states in the country - particularly our state legislature. Karl Rove's favorite testbed. The DN
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by cududa 4y ago
I mean their self driving tech seems to be the most impressive out there
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by cududa 4y ago
“And that’s how docker was born”
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by cududa 4y ago
What an odd comment. As a software engineer, my professional guess is the computers aren’t working the way they should.
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Biden upholds ITC’s ruling on Apple Watch patent violation(9to5mac.com)
3 points by cududa 4y ago|0 comments
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by cududa 4y ago
Hit the nail on the head on how I’m feeling. SO many people here commenting on how their body and mind operate as if it’s a universal experience that applies to all humans, and that others are lazy if they don’t operate in the same way.
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by cududa 4y ago
You’re commenting everywhere in this thread. A large part of college is about socialization. Staying up until 1am drinking beer and playing video games with a few friends is absolutely a part of college. Just because people are staying up u
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by cududa 4y ago
What in the world are you talking about
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by cududa 4y ago
NORAD said after the last balloon they modeled it and recalibrated their signal filtering to lower the thresholds (full transparency: I know what those words mean when string together, but I’m no expert and have 0 functional knowledge of wh
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by cududa 4y ago
No, that’s called immature ideological purity. Like it or not, state secrets are a necessary function of any civilization.
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by cududa 4y ago
Isn’t it a little TOO convenient that no civilians were out on Lake Huron in the middle of winter under the objects flight path to take a picture? (/s, if that was necessary to clarify)

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