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by danjoc 9y ago
"No software system can be free from bugs (or intruders), and users must be mindful of the risks. But the inherent lack of perfect automotive safety doesn’t mean we don’t try to make cars safer. Obviously, people should drive more care
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>I place the responsibly Nobody cares where you, or I, place it. You don't write for the NYTimes. You don't have that sort of sphere of influence. >with the company using Struts in their product, not the Struts dev. They don
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>software businesses (and the technology sides of other companies) have acquired perhaps the greatest degree of impunity. TIL: No warranty == impunity. Nobody MADE Equifax use Struts. The source is open to inspection. The bug existed the
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She's blaming the software industry and software failure. That's Apache, and Struts. If she wanted to lay it on Equifax, she might go into the fact that the Chief Information Security Officer at Equifax holds a masters in music,
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"I’m not unsympathetic to the needs of software developers." Yes she is. I read this as completely unrealistic expectations from the author. Struts is maintained by one person. https://github.com/apache/struts
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This sounds suspiciously like the Estonia leak. Specifically like the more extreme Option B part of the leak. https://edri.org/leaked-document-eu-presidency-calls-for-mas...
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Step 3 is the insidious part. If Alice files a paper with the reporting agencies, they're required to remove the false report. But the collection agency will just as persistently file an equal but opposite paper to reinstate. The repor
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by danjoc 9y ago
That's exactly the point. BigBank isn't going to warn anyone. It's just going to seek judgement, or sell the debt to shady collectors and write off the difference. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014
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>It is Experian, Transunion and Equifax, by holding this fraudulent loan against Alice, who are victimizing Alice. I think you're confused. It's BigBank that's falsely placing a debt burden on Alice. The credit reporting a
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More self aggrandizing? We already have people with job titles like "Software Engineer" despite a lack of engineering degree. "Data Scientist" seems similarly bad, but at least most people claiming that one can justify t
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Not sure who flagged your question, but it's not even top 300 despite the upvotes. I really hate this site sometimes.
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Only 75% of respondents feel welcome in the community. That seems bad, considering those who felt unwelcome probably left already and didn't participate in the survey. I would have expected closer to 100%.
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>Things I have done for Aeternity If this really was implemented entirely by one person, they have no moat. >Instead the anonymous owner of Aeternity is deciding how the money is spent. Yeah, that's how capitalism works. The pers
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Ahhh, that explains it. When the market crashes, you become plebs like the rest of us. Except you'll be living in the most expensive place in the country.
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>why do you need to know fractions to program? Try explaining a float to him if he doesn't understand division. You're pushing rope. The kid will learn programming, if he's interested in it, when he's ready.
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Does he even know fractions yet? It sounds like you're setting him up to hate programming.
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by danjoc 9y ago
Article posits more immigrant workers and increasingly difficult interviews means immigrant workers are smarter, pushing out dumb Americans. This ignores the Flynn effect, and that immigrant workers work for lower pay. The two things may be
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by danjoc 9y ago
Fact check, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ehrlichman Was convicted of perjury. We're supposed to believe what he says? https://harpers.org/archive/2016/04/legalize-it-all/
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>I wonder if Apple is ok with this. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jun/06/us-tech-giants... Oct 2012. Never forget.
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Thanks for the effort. I had the same experience. I just closed the tab and forgot about it. Any site so poorly designed doesn't deserve to be read IMO :)
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My momma had a way of dealing with these sorts of arguments. Everyone was punished. Look at these petty people. They all seem to have missed out on that sort of parenting. "Rod has his opinion on CoC and you have yours. Now play nice o
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>if humans are not smart enough to not buy this sick farm raised salmon then we deserve to have salmon wiped from the earth. Spoken like a true capitalist.
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Watching how the big tech operates is a bit like reading 1984. "Diversity" Age discrimination. "Net Neutrality" Bans sites/apps/books/content for arbitrary or undisclosed reasons. "Labor shortage&quot
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by danjoc 9y ago
Another chart worth viewing: https://www.hntrends.com/2017/july.html?compare1=React&compa... Hiring is a lagging indicator, but I see React hitting a plateau the way angular did. I see Vue is on the cusp of takeoff
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This is a defensive answer. Facebook doesn't even enumerate the React related patents, so you're left guessing about that. At the very least, they should maintain and up to date list of patents granted. What do they have to hide?
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I 2Xed back at 2X time to 2X check that title before 2Xing over in pain as well ;)
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Yeah. Correlation something something causation. "People who switch jobs are making more money!" "People who are offered more money will switch jobs."
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Watching millennials argue, publicly, about politics and religion is really strange.
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Good. I think it would be nicer if it made you jump through the same scary dialog provided for self-signed https. I've always felt that dialog was hypocrisy when http gets a free pass.
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>DDG is Bing That contradicts what I find on Wikipedia. DuckDuckGo's results are a compilation of "over 400" sources, including Yahoo! Search BOSS; Wikipedia; Wolfram Alpha; Bing; its own Web crawler (the DuckDuckBot); and

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