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by eecc 4y ago
Oh this is something 3brown1blue should do
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by eecc 4y ago
Link?
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Extracting Clear-Text Credentials Directly from Chromium’s Memory(cyberark.com)
2 points by eecc 4y ago|0 comments
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by eecc 4y ago
I like how the realization is spreading that Uber's mission is not to turn a profit over a new business, but rather to disarticulate unions and normalize low-guarantees and gig-economy to a new generation of workers. Even if it went ul
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by eecc 4y ago
I thought the "kill switch" was old news, I heard the story years ago. How is it that it is resurfacing again? (not complaning about it, just asking.)
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by eecc 4y ago
Something like the Swedish coop Crisp? https://dna.crisp.se/docs/index.html
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by eecc 4y ago
That’s just a lazy lie. Go ahead and revoke production access, VPN even, but email and SaaS chat? That’s just plain US attitude about “termination”; the digital equivalent of publicly escorting you out of the building (without even carrying
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by eecc 4y ago
Not sure, but I smell intolerance for craft, and micromanaging. You’re going on with this “optimize for efficiency” and “good enough” rhetoric but tell me: how are you going to make a bunch of professionals care about your widgets if you ke
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by eecc 4y ago
It’s not a straw-man, at worst it’s a paraphrase. Quote: “I can see how getting a bunch of stuff without working” - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31758991
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by eecc 4y ago
Ah the old patronizing saw "you just want free stuff"... no sir, I don't. I'm just playing another Game with a different equilibrium. One where everyone doesn't get to die for lack of health-care, like animals in th
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by eecc 4y ago
Really? I read the role was “AI Ethicists”… not something FizzBuzz worthy I presume. But I might be wrong on all counts :)
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by eecc 4y ago
Unless you’re a high-schooler trying to fit in ;)
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by eecc 4y ago
We have no clue and probably to a certain extent even cows and pigs are sentient. I guess we’ll never know and probably aren’t even that eager to do, lest we had to rethink how we feed and please our palates.
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by eecc 4y ago
I’m guessing different positions are tested differently; any development role is heavily guarded by Indiana Jones temple traps while more “soft skills” roles are within reach of anyone eloquent enough to talk themselves into a community
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by eecc 4y ago
Well, is it perhaps the case that the device would cost a ton more if consumables weren't DRM'd? I'd say the problem here is disingenuous marketing. If producers honestly communicated beforehand that it is not really a sale,
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by eecc 4y ago
Ah thankfully it’s not a Libertarian world yet, where the State’s only purpose is to guarantee the rule of law, and the freedom to engage in whatever contract.
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by eecc 4y ago
Oh no! A secret delight is to cut the leftover rind in reasonably safe pieces and abundantly microwave them. Once cooled down they become deliciously crunchy and puffy.
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by eecc 4y ago
“Make it nicer and we'll come back.” Oh boy, there’s so much wrong in that attitude! Anyhow, some advice from Amsterdam, NL (yes, the country of decriminalized marijuana and legal prostitution): we pay taxes and a significant portion o
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by eecc 4y ago
I found it discussed in this thread: https://twitter.com/kamilkazani/status/1513681957749596162 Could be this WP but I'm not so sure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monetary_reform_in_the_
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by eecc 4y ago
Wasn’t that the Soviet double ruble system? Whenever the Politburo wanted to find a mega project the money was wished into existence and things happened (just as it’s done today) yet it was illiquid and only usable in a sealed silo, separat
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by eecc 4y ago
I’m frankly shocked for the level of triviality of this code: and endless series of if/else while I’ve been stressing about reactive, typeclasses and whatnot for the past 5 years. And I frankly prefer the latter
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by eecc 4y ago
Uh, what? Please substantiate, I don’t buy such statements at face value
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by eecc 4y ago
Well, Bijlmer itself has become a mess at some point
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by eecc 4y ago
Personally I don’t understand this “notability” deletion process. It’s text, even the most unremarkable article weighs less than ephemeral logs. Additive metadata is more than as effective for filtering and boosting what’s relevant. It’s a
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Crew3 Splashdown(twitter.com)
2 points by eecc 4y ago|0 comments
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by eecc 4y ago
s/communist/Russian imperialist/g git add . git commit -m “there FIFY” got push
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MS reversed by transplanted immune cells that fight Epstein-Barr virus(newscientist.com)
99 points by eecc 4y ago|27 comments
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by eecc 4y ago
Hmm, I just get a link to HackerRank of Codility in the first screening round. I can’t understate how insulting I find this
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by eecc 5y ago
Not necessarily, that's just prejudice. Literally. The sad reality is that poor people and their neighborhoods are more closely scrutinized, small conduct violations are pursued with unjustifiable zeal and harmless behaviors are outrig
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by eecc 5y ago
The average HN reader isn’t at all like that, though some will love to advertise their high-school math skills to justify their lack of care with a high brow witticism.

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