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by cvsh 9y ago
>Well, that's exactly kind of people you to attract to write your security-sensitive code. But not the kind of people you want to focus on to get traction for your venture-backed startup if you want a relatively quick and profitable
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by cvsh 9y ago
Also Ars is just joining in on a well-established pile-on at this point that will do minimal additional reputational damage. If it was publishing a bombshell expose, on the other hand, you can bet Conde Nast would shut it down.
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by cvsh 9y ago
I'm not sure, but I'm sure they aren't now. I'm actually kind of thankful for all the horse shit they throw up before allowing you to actually view an article, because it's almost always effective at fizzling out th
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by cvsh 9y ago
Yeah it's less because of places where news spreads among the savvy like Twitter (and Reddit, and niche communities like HN) and increasingly more about the "last mile" of news -- the increasingly fragmented and ethically unc
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by cvsh 9y ago
Reading the Baroque Cycle is probably the only thing I've done more intellectually demanding than learning to code. It's ultra long and insanely dense.
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by cvsh 9y ago
>Blood banks stopped paying for blood because it attracted the wrong customers, those strapped for cash rather than the idealistic types. I feel like the market can find a solution for this that's unworkable for blood banks because
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by cvsh 9y ago
Invest in index funds. Investing in startups / cryptocurrencies is gambling, not investing.