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   by d23 4y ago

   Thank you. How is this so hard to grasp?
2. 182.▲
   by d23 4y ago

   > 7. be lucky
3. 183.▲
   by d23 4y ago

   It took a long time to change 100s of passwords and migrate off of LastPass, but I’m glad I did. Not sure why anyone would trust their security to them at this point.
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   by d23 4y ago

   Source? My understanding was this came from within and had nothing to do with products but instead how employees treated one another.
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   by d23 4y ago

   While I do think this is better than just pasting the contents in by itself without attributing GPT, I don't think it's a worthwhile contribution to the discussion.
6. 186.▲
   by d23 4y ago

   > Piles of money + unclear outcomes = every grifter under the sun begins to migrate to your organisation. It is very hard to keep them all out, and they naturally begin to let other grifters in because they all run interference for each
7. 187.▲
   by d23 4y ago

   I'm in awe at the level of pretzel logic on display here. The rich are famously supportive of higher corporate tax rates because it helps them entrench their moat?
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   by d23 4y ago

   Completely insane. I found recently when I tried to make a new twitter account to tweet at a local customer support account that I was immediately suspended. I didn't post anything incendiary or rude. My theory is that a lot of these
9. 189.▲
   by d23 4y ago

   This is a small government, conservative supreme court?
10. 190.▲
    by d23 4y ago

    There's just no simple way to make a review system that scales infinitely and doesn't have some sort of tradeoff. There's no perfect.
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    by d23 4y ago

    I really enjoyed this article. Thanks for sharing.
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    by d23 4y ago

    What could you possibly read as being political in that pedigree? That he went to college? That he was in the military? God help us if we consider either fundamentally political.
13. 193.▲
    by d23 4y ago

    So the workers do have leverage? You're arguing in both directions.
14. 194.▲
    by d23 4y ago

    > Tesla will just send their data labelling workload to Mechanical Turk and it'll be done by people in India... If this approach is just as good, why not do it in the first place?
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    by d23 4y ago

    Looks like you’ve found a bunch of other people in the club here. I don’t think I can muster the energy to type my story up, but it’s comforting in some way to know I’m not alone.
16. 196.▲
    by d23 4y ago

    I think you’re basically making the same point he is. He even cites the environment change as an example (e.g. changing jobs).
17. 197.▲
    by d23 4y ago

    If you click through to the mirror from the /r/livestreamfail page, the clip actually comes across (to me) as making fun of the people who make those kinds of jokes.
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    by d23 4y ago

    With respect to port blocking / iptables / firewalls, what do you need to do other than shut off all ports other than the one(s) you're serving on? And for updates, I don't know that any other provider does this any dif
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    by d23 4y ago

    I really hate financial headlines. The S&P is still up 3.08% this week . This headline makes today's 0.65% drop sound catastrophic.
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    by d23 4y ago

    Is any of this open source? Are you looking for contributors?
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    by d23 4y ago

    > By no means does this hit the level of offensiveness that I intended. Mission accomplished then. Sounds like a good moderation decision.
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    by d23 4y ago

    They’re very clearly turning a blind eye to the problem. There’s no way to report scams, and if you attempt to leave reviews on scam listings they’ll be rejected.
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    by d23 4y ago

    Empathy appears to be just as wired into us and evolutionarily advantageous for us as a species. Without it, I don't think we could have formed societies or even tribes in the first place.
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    by d23 4y ago

    Another thing I don’t understand is why the 10T we printed isn’t included in the discussion.
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    by d23 4y ago

    Great stuff, thanks.
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    by d23 4y ago

    Thanks for this response. One thing that would make it even more compelling is citing sources.
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    by d23 4y ago

    This is amazing.
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    by d23 4y ago

    It also made me realize just how many sites have broken or missing password reset flows.
29. 209.▲
    by d23 4y ago

    First rule of security breaches: it’s always worse than they let on.
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    by d23 4y ago

    Reddit is snoos. I don't think it's that bad though.