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jacobwcarlson
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11y ago
> The press wants their own piece after they lost the previous major leaks completely. The information is being released by 100 different news organizations in 100 different countries. It has nothing to do with protecting their jobs from
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> We've had north of a thousand virtual machines scattered across ~6 2nd and 3rd tier providers and switching to gcloud has been a game changer for us. All the of the success stories I've heard about Google Cloud are from compa
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> Patients have told me it's become increasingly difficult to get prescriptions for quite modest doses of opioid agents they've used for years without dose escalation. The tendency to throw babies out with the bathwater is not
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I'll take Macromedia's luck any day of the week.
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Is there documentation I'm missing? Based just on the readme I don't think I understand how this works. For instance, the section on the Request object omits HTTP headers, then the Async section shows sending response headers manu
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Do you have any evidence for either of these answers? They don't match with the reasoning for market circuit breakers I've read in the past. I also don't understand why a collapse in bond markets would cause an equity markets
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Honestly, start with Scott's books and go from there. And quite a bargain at $60 v. what you were considering paying.
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Agreed. In fact, it was only your comment that got me to go back and read deeper than the first three paragraphs, where I found an interesting article.
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This is a myth. There were many, many other excellent libraries around the world when the Library of Alexandria was burned down. It contained few if any unique works, and even those that may have been unique wouldn't have held details
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Similarly, I was struck by how much the older photos reminded me of Skellige in Witcher 3.
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I'm not sure when you used it, but Houdini Indie[1] looks pretty reasonable- $200/year and you don't have to upgrade until you're doing $100k/year in revenue. [1] https://www.sidefx.com/index.php?opt
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> Twitter provides 140 status messages. There is nothing wrong it, that is very cool. But I think there is a realization that it just isn't as cool as it was in 4 years ago. And it just became 3% less cool. I can't tell if you&
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That's it, thanks! For anyone wanting to read the paper itself, the link the imore.com article is broken. Use this one instead: http://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity...
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I can't for the life of me find it, but there was a paper a few years ago about evading App Store policies by purposely introducing vulnerabilities in your app. The idea being that e.g. you have a buffer overflow and the app makes a sp
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Exactly. Species is more of a descriptive term than it is prescriptive.
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Cocaine isn't just a stimulant like caffeine.
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You realize that article by Kim Dale is satire, right?
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A 1000 point drop at the open is a newsworthy event.
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On Facebook you're generally connected to people you know in real life. So if a new person joins Facebook and connects with you, the FB recommendations are likely people the new person also knows. You frequently follow people on Twitte
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Not if you access to the supply chain for the construction of the computer.
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The VF article also states that Fletcher dated exclusively women while at Harvard, and that "Fowlkes wasn’t surprised that his former boyfriend had become involved with a woman."
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http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~sd601/papers/mov.pdf
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> But this is modern medical science how it should be. These are incredible, life changing drugs. My mother, after an involved but seemingly victorious war with breast cancer, was then found to have stage-4 cancer on her spine. But as yo
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I had MM and LJ swapped, but otherwise identical to your rankings. Not that I thought there was anything wrong with MM's actions, but she still did commit adultery and engage in bribery to circumvent the legal system (albeit for honora
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> He allows himself to be bribed with sex which could be seen as a mercy in a certain light. My read was that he extorted sex, not agreed to a bribe. Had Maid Marion offered sex in exchange for Robin's freedom things might be differ
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Do you have a specific weakness in the implementation you've found and would like to share? Vaguely pointing out that something is imperfect isn't very useful, indeed, it would be amazing if you told us something was perfect!
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> I think about those nameless guys who stock those tchotchke dispensers in convenience stores. It's such a dreadful and unfulfilling job but it earns someone rent money. If it eases your mind any, in most cases the person you see r
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> It’s totally underground, but that’s OK, too ... I want as many people to have access to the music as possible, but being underground is kind of a requirement for hardcore music. You don't want it to be an affectation or exclusion
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> I actually think that whatever kills GitHub will not be the same thing that kills git. While GitHub has obviously spent enormous resources around hosting git repos there is nothing tying them to git as an SCM. If for some reason Mecur
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> you can see it practically from everywhere That's why a lot of people, myself included, like it. It's always there if you live here (unless Karl's swallowed it again), but doesn't feature on postcards or travel broc
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