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Working Backwards(commoncog.com)
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> Yubikey would indeed prevent an attack like this from working. It would using U2F / WebAuthn. Some Yubikeys support generating TOTP codes [0], which would be vulnerable to phishing attacks [0] https://support.yubico.com
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by jsty 4y ago
My guess - issues tied to requested features from current & prospective customers, and bugs associated with specific vendors - all of which could plausibly lead to a bunch of (name, email) data points stored on GitHub
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> Doesn't 90% of fresh flowers come from that country? 47.9% of the global cut flower market in 2019 [0]. They do grow 90% of Europe's orchids [1] [0] https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/net
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> This issue caused CF to irreversibly ban them though Do you have a source for that? The article only mentions them being throttled + the screenshot with the support engineer saying they seem to be breaking the ToS and asking them polit
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From a customer support PoV, soft deletes have the wonderful property that you can assuage the upset / irate individual on the other end of the phone that their data can indeed be recovered from whatever mishap they just engineered and
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No - GPLv2 https://github.com/oracle/graal#license
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by jsty 4y ago
To hazard a guess - the delayed delivery of Aurora to Argonne National Labs, originally planned (in different form) for 2018 and now expected "late 2022" https://insidehpc.com/2020/08/exascale-exasperatio
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> the treasury feels that spending money, like eating people, is always wrong I feel the Treasury would be more likely to hand out free soylent green than start spending money
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> The end client should be the one to determine status and shoulder the responsibility if it turns out to be incorrect. I'd say the opposite, the incentives / risk structure are otherwise completely misaligned. If the end clien
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> Would it be reasonable for any company to hire Holden? If not, is there any chance for Holden to productively rejoin society? > I am concerned, however, that a judgment like this will have a chilling effect on the hiring of certain
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If you have access to BBC iPlayer, "The Capture" is a really good fictional programme / drama exploring the possible implications re. justice and politics
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I had one of these a few years back and it was really helpful with developing breathing technique for high-intensity sports. I know a number of people with asthma found them very useful. $650 was way off the mark for what I paid, definitely
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The Art of Multiprocessor Programming - Herlihy & Shavit
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Yes, as long as you make the source available to customers under a GPL-compatible license (i.e. with no restrictions on their modification or distribution), you can charge whatever you like.
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Unsure if it works exactly the same in the US, but in the UK there are ways to set up a holding structure via a share-for-share exchange and get pre-clearance of tax neutrality from HMRC (the tax authority). If so, you can defer the decisio
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The section titled "An Overview of Velox" gets into the meat of it - you give it some data and an optimised plan of the operators you want applied (expression, evaluation, aggregation, etc.) - Velox then executes that plan as effi
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> The fire suppression system somehow broke most of the hard drives in the server room Possibly another case of loud noise when the gas is released - see e.g. https://www.theregister.com/2018/04/26/decibels
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Oh I don't think it's bad at all, just that in a toss up between the two it'd be better to include it - particularly given the chance of it being brought up in interviews. Having to then admit there's another employment
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> I don't think anyone who leaves within that period would even write this in their CV Oh that's interesting, I'd have taken the opposite view - that having a 2 month gap on your CV would be interpreted by most HR depts as
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If only the WIP commits were non-Free then relicensed to Free for each release, then the legal uncertainty would probably have the desired effect - no packager / distro worth their salt would touch any non-release with a barge pole. Su
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Love the idea of a space specialised to deep work, although if you're offering a space to work I don't think "no screens" should extend to a disconnected laptop. If you're offering people to disconnect completely fo
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by jsty 4y ago
Not sure how prevalent LinkedIn or a similar service is in Japan, but I'd imagine it'd be pretty easy to track how many clicks a customer was getting and investigating any that had anomalously high click / hire ratios.
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App Engine Flexible [0] (i.e. the new version) is a lot more permissive - it's basically a managed container service. Also - Google is perfectly good enough at turning down services on their own, we don't need to give them any ide
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I won't try and read into whether or not there's ageism anywhere in the tweet stream, but certainly when talking about hiring the magic words are "find experienced engineers to run it". This is very much legal and ethica
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IIRC there was an ad involving a dog food manufacturer feeding their own dogs the food they made. "Dogfooding" then became synonymous with using your own product.
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The "contracted for development" setup is common amongst multi-territory IP-heavy businesses. You choose a country to hold all the IP and have other locations sell development services to that country's legal entity. You can
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Not just Oil & Gas companies - but oil and gas nations. There's quite a few geopolitically important countries that either derive a large proportion of their GDP / foreign exchange from hydrocarbons, or rely on them so heavily
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The AWS builders library has quite a few good patterns / design principles https://aws.amazon.com/builders-library/
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Which would be about the same amount of spreadsheets plus a few extra battle scenes

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