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hangonhn
7y ago
This is among the best concurrent programming advices I've ever been given and have given out. Use a queue and a pool of workers. It makes your synchronization so much easier and simpler.
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hangonhn
7y ago
I'm in the same situation. Does anyone know of an phone blockers that work on regex or just area code?
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hangonhn
7y ago
They're not banned in Mountain View, CA. In fact, they seem to be the only thing allowed to be build in MV these days. My own house was built in less than a decade ago and it's a row house. I don't know what he means by "
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hangonhn
7y ago
I don't know how the US would know this when doing his clearance check. It's not as if the US can call up China and ask to verify. And if they do provide that answer, should the US trust it? The whole national origin thing, though
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hangonhn
7y ago
Boy. His book "Inside the IBM PC" was my first intro to really understanding how computers work and now I'm counting almost 20 years working as a software engineer. I think that book set me on this path because, IIRC, it talk
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hangonhn
7y ago
I had the exact same reaction but clicked it anyways. I really appreciated them not doing that. All the past articles I've read always included an image -- I can't help but feel the author/editors thought it would be funny or
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hangonhn
7y ago
So Gates is not alone. Buffet and Ellison have both pledged the vast majority of their wealth to the Gates Foundation. Somewhat unique to the US, our billionaires tends to be fairly philanthropic.
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hangonhn
7y ago
I think the problem is that you need to either make the JWT have a short expiration or engineer a way to invalidate them before the expiration if the need to do arises. From what I can tell most people implement a blacklist of invalid token
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hangonhn
7y ago
There's quite a bit of medicine that "works" but the specifics of why it work isn't well understood, especially in mental health. One of my friends who works in the mental health pharmacology field told me one of the cha
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hangonhn
7y ago
Before we pile on the social sciences, maybe someone familiar with them can tell us why RCTs are so hard to do. There are likely other issues involved that make RCTs very difficult -- I'm guessing some ethical issues at least. I doubt
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hangonhn
7y ago
It sounds like encryption was a necessary but not a sufficient requirement for Nebula. In addition to VPN, Nebula added traffic filtering and spanning different clouds and data centers. I don't think Wireguard had those as goals. They
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hangonhn
7y ago
Is it any less reasonable than someone claiming the totality of Chinese culture consists of blind obedience to a political party? He's claiming this kind of indoctrination starts at a young age. If that's the case I would have see
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hangonhn
7y ago
90 million according to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communist_Party_of_China It's hard to assume that the CCP doesn't have the mandate of the people. We just don't know one way or another since t
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hangonhn
7y ago
Come on. That's patently not true. Seriously. I'm born Chinese and my family is Chinese. We were never "trained". I'm highly critical of the Chinese government (though I left fairly young) as are some members of my
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hangonhn
7y ago
The problem is that you don't know if it is counterfeit until you get the item and scan the code. That's only marginally better than the status quo -- most counterfeits on Amazon are rather easy to spot once you have it in person.
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hangonhn
7y ago
It could mean a bunch of things but often times it means the previous shareholders were basically wiped out and the company were given a new lifeline to continue operating.
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hangonhn
7y ago
That's an interesting question. It's not restricted to only citizens (so applies to immigrants, etc.) but may not extend as travelers who are passing through or has no real connection to the country. Ref: US vs. Verdugo-Urquidez
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hangonhn
7y ago
Ask for your benefits one pager. That way they won't know what specific benefit you're looking for.
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hangonhn
7y ago
Full disclosure, I work for a mental health startup. Some of you may not know but many tech companies, especially in the Bay Area, has mental healthcare benefits via their EAP (Employee Assistance Program). You should find out from your HR.
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7y ago
Cupertino, CA has that beat at 66% https://statisticalatlas.com/place/California/Cupertino/Race...
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hangonhn
7y ago
A lot of these investigations are settled out of court with no admissions of guilt.
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hangonhn
7y ago
Except for white collar crimes. Someone actually did the math on this and it's actually positive for white collar crimes and often those people can have good lawyers and punishment for white collar crimes don't often carry huge se
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hangonhn
7y ago
Thanks for the great answer. I am not familiar with DES but the reason I wondered about this is because I saw that some VPN hardware devices still has 3DES as an option and even as the default encryption algorithm. I was really baffled by t
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hangonhn
7y ago
I think we are in the same boat. Mine's in the knee and I have microfracture to "fix" it but I think if the paper is correct then it does mean hyaline naturally regrows because there is no fibrous cartilage in those joints so
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hangonhn
7y ago
Would this suggest that 3DES with a sufficiently long password is still safe for now?
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hangonhn
7y ago
"I'm not sure the average American benefited as directly to the atrocites of the past. " We live on a continent taken from a people by violence, betrayal, and disease -- some of it intentionally spread through government poli
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hangonhn
7y ago
It's actually much, much more devious than that in the Christian world. In England, Jews aren't consider the subject of the local lords. They're subjects of the king directly so they paid their taxes to him directly. Thus by
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hangonhn
7y ago
It's actually more nuanced than that. Interest isn't banned outright. Interests on things that carried risk was fine so interest on foreign exchange was fine. This was how the banking families of Italy like the Medici made so much
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hangonhn
7y ago
Revenue splitting with any ad networks they work with?
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hangonhn
7y ago
A wise comment befitting an account with that name.
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