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by glitcher 10y ago
Definitely agree with this. Add to it that Trader Joe's has a nice variety of prepared foods on their own brand that are also substantially less expensive than WF. It's a very telling sign where I live that the WF are primarily on
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by glitcher 10y ago
> But to constantly ignore or avoid objective evidence? How do people not become ill at the thought? Information bubbles. Too many people only consume information that aligns with their beliefs. To many, they don't feel that they ar
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What if you could touch and feel a score?(cdm.link)
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by glitcher 10y ago
A downvote without a counterargument is not conducive to open discussion and debate. I can understand this behavior when comments are particularly egregious in some obvious way, but in this case please do contribute to the conversation by e
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by glitcher 10y ago
These are valid points, and important to call out this kind of language given the history of sexism. Side note: One of my biggest frustrations on HN is seeing a comment downvoted without any counterargument given, as with this one. Would an
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by glitcher 10y ago
> Let's say that consumers need a BLT sandwich to use mobile networks. Haha, yes! BLTDRM? The world needs more BLT sandwich requirements :) Thanks for taking the time to write up such a great response. Not being very familiar with t
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by glitcher 10y ago
One in particular comes to mind that really changed the way I think about the larger problem of security in computer science and what a mess our current state of affairs seems to be in: "The Science of Insecurity" by Meredith L. P
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by glitcher 10y ago
This makes perfect sense to me. If the government is required to present a warrant in order to enter a home and seize a computer to search for files, why should they be able to ignore the Constitution when it comes to data stored in the clo
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by glitcher 10y ago
> from a high level point of view Many of the examples I looked at were very granular and specific, but didn't have much explanation. Does high level point of view really mean brief and without elaboration? From a high level on JS o
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by glitcher 10y ago
Yet another daunting issue in our modern world: No matter how good a given company or product is at privacy-respecting, what happens to all that data if they are bought out by someone else?
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by glitcher 10y ago
Without an explanation helping to illustrate what was too much and what more you expected, I fear your comment may suffer from the same paradox.
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by glitcher 10y ago
My first impression of the Issue Boards is that it reminds me of Trello quite a bit! I happen to like Trello, and whether or not this new feature was Trello-inspired I'm excited to give it a test run.
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by glitcher 10y ago
For organizations that require certain documents to remain internal only (no 3rd party server storage), are there any options besides Amium's AWS hosting?
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by glitcher 10y ago
And the bigger issue with only sanitizing user inputs without also escaping output is that different escaping methods are required for different output contexts (HTML content, HTML attributes, URL params, JavaScript variables, etc).
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by glitcher 10y ago
simple, clean, lightweight
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by glitcher 10y ago
I feel like the author went too easy on LinkedIn. > I don’t expect much from companies like LinkedIn, but when their incompetence makes our lives more difficult, they could at least pretend to care a little more. This had the potential t
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by glitcher 10y ago
Yes please. I have worked with multiple large legacy codebases and usually need to do global searches across them in order to figure out basic things like how functions are called and from where for one example. When this generates a huge l
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by glitcher 10y ago
If a postcard from me had nice handwriting the recipient would be very suspicious!
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by glitcher 11y ago
Yet another reason why you shouldn't have read W3 schools.
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by glitcher 11y ago
The way I see it, the appeal is to our love of gadgets and our desire for technology to make our lives better. Clever marketing of these products can also go a long way towards convincing us of their potential, while in practice we're
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by glitcher 11y ago
Can anybody explain how moving any direction from the North Pole is anything but south? Or am I confusing magnetic north with rotational north?
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by glitcher 11y ago
Nice! Very happy to see the ability to integrate with Doxygen for automatic documentation generation from source code :)
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by glitcher 11y ago
The site has a list of sponsors: http://tyler4tech.com/sponsors.html
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by glitcher 11y ago
Yes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Airplane_art_1.jpg
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by glitcher 11y ago
> Any Chinese citizen or anyone who is not an Indian Do you have data to suggest there are better career opportunities for PHP devs in China, and much bleaker prospects for devs in India? Or is this based solely on ethnicity without rega
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by glitcher 11y ago
Is that Jason Bateman in two of the photos?
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by glitcher 11y ago
Or in a crowded elevator a 'malicious' user blocking the view to the buttons deselects all but their own floor.
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by glitcher 11y ago
I've always longed for better filtering/sorting options on the home screen. Currently I believe you have to go into one of the category screens to have sorting options. My other pet peeve with Netflix is the duplication of content
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by glitcher 11y ago
>However, with a multi-section course, which is the case in Bourget’s situation, “the individual (faculty member) would have to work with the other people ... to make the best decision together on what those materials would be,” What exa
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by glitcher 11y ago
This article is begging for a TL;DR summary. 18 paragraphs before they get to the first mention of Ethereum or blockchain.

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