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by hsod 10y ago
> what if you want to generate the SQL dynamically with attributes? connection.execute doesn't do sanitization for you by itself (though you can call a private method to do that). You just answered your own question. You sanitize th
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by hsod 10y ago
FWIW, I was forced to reset when I tried to log in (although prior to that one of my active sessions was still working)
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by hsod 10y ago
It's not a bit shortage, it's an attention shortage.
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by hsod 10y ago
Do you have Amazon Prime? My Echo automatically plays from the Prime Music library which seems to have all the music I listen to (full songs, not samples). I've also integrated mine with Spotify though since that's where all my pl
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by hsod 10y ago
Why, out of curiosity? Is first-come-first-served really any better?
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by hsod 10y ago
> Just think about the amount of resources the US spends on the "war on terror" or the "war on drugs" compared to the "war on tax evasion." I was curious so I looked it up. 2016 IRS budget: $10.6 billion [0]
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by hsod 10y ago
I'd be very interested in reading a philosophical examination of the ethics of advocacy/activism. It's not even something I've ever really seen discussed.
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by hsod 10y ago
The status quo is this: If I build a browser right now from scratch, it can't play Netflix videos.
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by hsod 10y ago
> This system, "Encrypted Media Extensions" (EME) uses standards-defined code to funnel video into a proprietary container called a "Content Decryption Module." For a new browser to support this new video streaming st
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by hsod 10y ago
I don't see anything in that essay that supports any but a very broad interpretation of the phrase "misrepresented the data". I see a bunch of innuendo and odd stats like this one: > Of professors who say that they are r
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by hsod 10y ago
It's weird. I read that thread and gave it a lot of thought over the last couple of days, and I was just deciding that I respected your choice (even if it wasn't necessarily one I would have made myself). Then this unqualified mea
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by hsod 10y ago
Keep at it. Your idea is crazy in the best possible way and I truly hope it works out. I voted for you.
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by hsod 10y ago
How can he be fired if he has majority control?
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by hsod 10y ago
She brought her situation to the world. This is a discussion forum. People are discussing it. You seem to be arguing that we should only discuss things that are positive and supportive, and that in seeking the truth of the situation we shou
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by hsod 10y ago
All of this is beside the point though. The owners of the server have made it clear that they don't want to serve you content. The principles of fairness and honest dealings say that you should respect those wishes, even if you technic
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by hsod 11y ago
110B * .05 = 5.5 Billion theoretical net profit on a year's loans. This forgiveness costs 7.7 billion so I think they probably would notice.
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by hsod 11y ago
> Crucially however, a second software bug in the management software did not propagate the canary step’s conclusion back to the push process, and thus the push system concluded that the new configuration was valid and began its progress
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by hsod 11y ago
There was huge, massive outrage about that.
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by hsod 11y ago
> Where is the moral panic about this type of petty nonsense? I think the difference is that petty nonsense on college campuses is publicized and quasi-institutional. If, somehow, a DMV employee was publicly and proudly making people the
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by hsod 11y ago
Person A: says something offensive Person B: Dear Person A's Employer: Person A says offensive things and you should fire him. Person C: Hey Person B, you shouldn't write letters like that. who is attempting to restrict speech i
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by hsod 11y ago
This was the first time I bumped into it as well. It was a bit jarring at first, but easy enough to whitelist. I think it's a reasonable request.
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by hsod 11y ago
The terms that are presented and (quasi-)enforced by the javascript returned with that 200 OK. "This site is not supported on browsers that block ads. Please switch to a different browser or disable your adblocker to proceed" Thos
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by hsod 11y ago
This is a really shitty situation but I'm not sure it's Yelp's fault. There seems to be a fundamental assumption that, by paying someone to make sales calls for them, Yelp takes on a sort of overarching responsibility for tha
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by hsod 11y ago
Maybe NSLs aren't as powerful or as easy to produce as we think
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by hsod 11y ago
The Black Lives Matter vs. All Lives Matter debate is one where two friendly colleagues can easily realize they hate each other. I'm surprised FB wants any part of it.
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by hsod 11y ago
That's a really, really big (and insulting) leap you made there.
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by hsod 11y ago
I didn't say it was sinister, I just said that we shouldn't use the existence of this article as a barometer of the problems in the industry. > 'will we get advertising revenue from our target demographic by publishing thi
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by hsod 11y ago
I agree with you that this is great but > The very fact that this is newsworthy says a lot about the lack of diversity in our industry. I don't like this logic. The news media has their own agenda, we shouldn't use "what t
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by hsod 11y ago
> With facts like that, there's no denying it whatsoever. I don't agree at all. There's lots of information missing from that fact that would be necessary to make this kind of determination.
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by hsod 11y ago
Why is a closed beta such a "bullshit" concept? I see start-ups do this all the time, it makes sense to me. Either to manage scaling (Gmail) or to control the quality of the users on the site.

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