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hangonhn
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hangonhn
4y ago
> So, if US law permits or requests in some way interception of communications, or that operators have to report certain activities, then your right to secrecy is done. Yep. FISA Section 702 allows that but supposedly only if you're
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hangonhn
4y ago
I'm wondering if they made the mistake of acknowledging the message before the processing was done. From the article it sounds like their jobs take a long time to run so they may have acked the message to stop RabbitMQ from delivering
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4y ago
> Where is the equal and equivalent conversation coming from on the other side here? I'm not seeing it. Since 2014, China has implemented a more independent judiciary at the local level. Zhang Taisu at Yale Law School recently wrote
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hangonhn
4y ago
> What, exactly, makes China a better partner than the US then? What makes them a global thought leader in any respect? How about thinking of the global south, especially Africa, as something more than a basket case and a billion mouths
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4y ago
Isn't that basically a Chevy Bolt? It's ridiculously good on value/price.
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hangonhn
4y ago
Do you have a good guide to the mental model of git? I agree with you and I think that's what preventing me from getting more familiar with it.
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hangonhn
4y ago
Yeah at one of my old jobs in IT, Microsoft would perform software license audits just after a new release of Office. They would find that we were in deficit and then force us to buy licenses but the only licenses we could buy were the new
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4y ago
Both can be true, especially since they don't contradict each other. When it comes to human decisions, it's usually a multitude of reasons. It could be that Twitch is in trouble and he has a child and maybe a host of other factors
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4y ago
So when does the receiver record the IDs? When it receives the message but before processing or after it's processed the message? If the former, then what if it goes down during processing? Then the other receivers will keep rejecting
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4y ago
The cellular modem plus Workout app plus Airpods Pro have been amazing for me. I can either talk to my friend while running. He's running in NYC and I'm running in the Bay Area so we do virtual running together. The accountability
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4y ago
OK your reply made me chuckle. That's a good addendum to that adage. Yeah fair point for sure but we can imagine how it can be dangerous in other context too.
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4y ago
The problem is that when it's wrong, it can be dangerously wrong and you may not know any better. I asked it to use the Fernet recipe but with AES 256 instead of AES 128. It wrote code that did do AES 256 in CBC mode but without the HM
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4y ago
https://redis.io/commands/ Redis command docs are excellent and you can try the commands on the site itself! Also love that they include the availability by version and the time complexity and tag the commands such as
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4y ago
It's actually the opposite that's true. It was when the Chinese government let go of economy that China got good at manufacturing. I do wonder if India's legacy of heavy state intervention might be the cause of the current is
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4y ago
Totally agree with you. I think your point and the one I made earlier are at least two of the naive beliefs often held by a lot of engineers in tech -- myself included. The really pernicious part is that the value generated by engineers are
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4y ago
IIRC, Japan had a very robust banking system by the time this happened so were able to finance a lot of the capital intensive developments and industrialization necessary for them to quickly catch up.
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hangonhn
4y ago
> There is no evidence that management problems are harder to solve than coding problems. I think that's the sort of thinking some forms of schooling drill into our heads: harder problems = greater reward/value. That's not
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hangonhn
4y ago
Why not both? And if the law fixes the prior, it will reduce overall homelessness. I'll take the progress and we can deal with the fentanyl issue in parallel for its own reasons.
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hangonhn
4y ago
Sure but both parties can be wrong. Saying taxation is not theft and commute expenses for salaried workers is not wage theft seems non-contradictory to me.
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4y ago
My family is ethnic Chinese and I grew up using chopsticks. I hold it using the pencil hold and no one has ever corrected me. It works well like 98% of the time. I may not be able to delicately pick up a tiny grain of rice or an entire salt
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4y ago
Should there be a thing for "I'm not a founder but may start one some day or join as a founder"?
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4y ago
It has this really amazing and terrifying quality of being a really good bullshitter. I asked it an AWS question once and it gave me 4 very convincing sounding answers. I went to try it. 2 of them are complete bullshit as in as the commands
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4y ago
The other common alternative are boiling water reactors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_water_reactor
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hangonhn
4y ago
Didn't the Prussian general staff basically invent the idea of table top gaming/simulations?
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Right? The conclusion is quite suspect because the Mongols eventually did conquer southern China where it is perpetually warm and humid. What they ended up doing was solidifying their control of northern China and then adopting infantry bas
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4y ago
This works incredibly well on me. I often use free or open source versions of tools and just ignore the nagging prompts about licenses. Then over time, if I like it enough that I eventually end up getting a license for it. I think the abil
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EMC acquired VMware at $500 million and VMW later IPOed at $20 billion. So 40x in only a few years.
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I totally lucked into it. I was basically a new college grad and joined just before the IPO was announced. The equity was awarded to me was pretty small compared to some of the equity earlier employees received. So the company gave me a sec
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4y ago
> but remember that when push comes to shove a company will never show you loyalty beyond what makes economic sense and what is legally necessary, and you should do the same. I don't know if I agree with you. I've had big succe
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4y ago
My friends LOVE their i3 and it was like their gateway drug to EVs. I think if BMW had kept going on that concept, it would have create a true winner. They NEVER needed to refill their backup tank in the 2 or 3 years they leased. I think BM
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