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by jammygit 7y ago
> I'm at the point where I'm serioulsly debating writing something more substantial on how actual software design works at tech companies If you need a little push to do so... I dare you
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Thanks!
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Looking at their site, it seems complicated to set up. What is the difference between IPv4, unbound, stubby, knot, and cloudfared - do you set one, or all of them? Do I want DNS over HTTPS, DNS over TLS, or both? Is it compatible with a VPN
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My step count today is 16,400, and my dog's is either the same or else double that, depending on how you count it
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...I promise you that getting those first dates is a learnable skill like everything else
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I suppose this is a commoditize your compliment situation?
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Years ago I met my wife online. Now, I wonder which companies have bought our messaging histories... and when a breach will release those and any other content I posted back then.
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I found this video by Brian Will was interesting when I was trying to learn about OOP[1]. It begins with some arguments, and there is a series of videos that follow where he attempts to illustrate the point. One of his newest videos is abou
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I've almost always found it completely beneficial when workplaces discourage talking about politics or religion. Everyone just gets along better, and that's a good thing for a work environment
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I tried sourcehut a while ago but I found the pull request flow to be confusing. There aren’t actual pull requests but instead some sort of email flow that I didn’t have time to figure out. If there was a video walkthrough for the process,
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This add on does something similar, visiting sites automatically to add noise to your browsing https://trackmenot.io/
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He makes some unity tutorials as well
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The art of war does mention those things, but usually in the wider context of positioning and timing.
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Was that true in WWII, or is it a more modern emphasis?
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It was interesting trying to find reliable stats on this. I might look into it more one day in the future
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He says he 'went looking for them.' I dug around a bit and there's not a lot of really concrete numbers. Here's what I found: > Since 2000, the number of full-time songwriters in Nashville has fallen by 80 percent, ac
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According to one of Jaron Lanier's books, the 'musician as a middle class job' has pretty much vanished because of all the piracy and streaming services. Plex is wonderful, but its nice that people can make a good living maki
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As usual, I want to ask: what are your favourite resources for security? These breaches seem like a good opportunity to share knowledge. I like the OWASP content. Google Gruyere is also really nice for xss imho
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> Why should we take such a serious posture if the rich owners don’t? If somebody’s ssn or sexual preferences got leaked and They had their identity stolen, or lost a job, and the rich ceo doesn’t care, you are suggesting that they shoul
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Have you had any issues with it, or has it required any additional configuration? I'm extremely curious about the real world use of Power chips
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That seems at least partially true. However, I suspect that people would continue to think highly of tech companies that posted post-mortems, even if the issues were hitherto unknown. Ie, maybe it isn't only an act to prove that '
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> Maybe I just need to read HN more often. Last night I wrote a little spreadsheet for myself showing how much time I spend doing various things. In particular, I for one do NOT need to read HN more often
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I absolutely love that s/he created the account just to post this
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What is the situation for regular taxi companies - how often does this happen per 1000 drivers? What do taxi companies do that prevents/mitigates it successfully?
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How long does it take to produce a course? Probably 4:1 hours prepared per hour of content, with 33h of material in undergrad courses. Say 200 hours of high quality focus? Let’s add 80 hours of technical nuisance to make the videos work nic
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I used to get about a 50% response rate, which probably led to 1-2 dates per week, and eventually getting married. At first though, it was more like a 5% response rate and 1 date per 2 months. I think profile writing, picture selection, and
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From the report cited: > Compared to midyear of 2018, the number of reported breaches was up 54% and the number of exposed records was up 52% > Web remains the number one breach type for number of records exposed, accounting for 79% o
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In SuS, YC recommends disclosing to employees both the number of shares they will receive, and the percent of shares. If a company refused to give the denominator, I'd refuse to accept them and ask for a 5k raise instead. Does anyone t
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Those details matter a lot, you're right. However, pictures help a lot imho, and I bet my parents could get the jist of this: https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-968b9df8608f76d41586a0...
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> chains of custody, tamper proof seals, bipartisan poll watchers, bipartisan election judges, and enough transparency Does closed source software allow for any of that? - The chain of hardware custody is difficult: did any components co

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