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by koboll 5y ago
It's a bad idea because that would leak, and then you'd have bad actors exploiting a zero-day prior to day zero.
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by koboll 5y ago
If this survey is to be believed, as of last year, nearly everyone is using either Java 8 or Java 11, with Java 8 being the overwhelming favorite with almost 60% of respondents reporting using it. https://www.jrebel.com/blog
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by koboll 5y ago
Avocados are another seedpod (technically a berry, believe it or not) evolved to be eaten by mammoths and giant sloths. Unlike the osage orange, however, it didn't adapt to their extinction and would likely have gone extinct itself aft
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by koboll 5y ago
>it will never be a viable currency at scale Uh... this has been said over and over for the past decade-plus, and yet it seems to already be a viable currency at scale. Unless you want to append a bunch of no-true-Scotsman caveats onto t
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by koboll 5y ago
Seems dangerous. The external server might base64 some fentanyl and send it along as a header.
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by koboll 5y ago
The "secret VIP" he mentions in the article is called VIP Tours, which cost at least $425 per hour for a minimum of 7 hours. They're the only reliable way to skip the line. So there is a pay-a-lot-for-the-best-experience tier
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by koboll 5y ago
So when I point out that there are other use cases beyond "replicating an existing financial instrument while trying to avoid the eyes of the state", instead of walking back your claim that no other use cases exist, you simply mov
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by koboll 5y ago
>It doesn't help that I personally have yet to see a use for a blockchain which isn't replicating an existing financial instrument while trying to avoid the eyes of the state. I mean, there's a domain name system. There ar
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But very very expensive to contribute to.
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by koboll 5y ago
They'd still be responsible for killing millions and sickening billions of people via sugar addiction. I guess human bodies are exempt from being considered part of the natural world.
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by koboll 5y ago
To NIMBYs, there is no distinction.
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by koboll 5y ago
I'd like to be able to follow this advice always, but what about when, say, you're scheduling a call with your manager to let them know you're leaving the team? Do I lead with context by titling the meeting "Discuss my D
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by koboll 5y ago
There is literally no possible in-office benefit that can ever top never having to commute, or eliminating all time-sinks of office life and replacing them with casually doing chores, taking naps, and cuddling and sex with my partner (who a
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by koboll 5y ago
Isn't that every tournament? Cheating is always "allowed" if you aren't caught.
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by koboll 5y ago
Wow. You should really, really write a blog post about this, and get some of them on the record about it. A Google search for 'Aneityum "yellow people"' returns only 4 results. However, one of those four is this disserta
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by koboll 5y ago
A good buddy of mine did the same, but with the message "DOOM!" His punishment was community service, and the service was having to be basically an intern for the school IT guy. Smart administration, really.
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by koboll 5y ago
Yeah I'm not really sure why anyone uses Viagra when Cialis exists. As long as you don't have heart or blood pressure problems, it's perfectly fine for healthy people to take, and even if you don't have ED it elevates yo
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by koboll 5y ago
The arguments that Facebook is evil are really dumb and I'm kind of tired of them. The core mechanism of political polarization is that the internet inexorably pulled society out of its temporary state of mass media consolidation. For
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by koboll 5y ago
Monoclonal antibodies cost thousands of dollars per transfusion. A vaccine costs a couple bucks. We are not going to make the pandemic manageable with monoclonal antibodies. The reason governments made the choice to push vaccines over the
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by koboll 5y ago
It's an issue insofar as there are companies that have productized the ability to dodge some taxes and rules with a self-directed single-member LLC you invest in via your IRA. This would severely harm those companies, who presumably ha
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by koboll 5y ago
>Under these provisions, you would no longer be allowed to invest your IRA into private placements and single-member LLCs, regardless of your level of income or wealth. Huh. So under current law, you can take your IRA money and "inv
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by koboll 5y ago
The guy REALLY looks like the police sketches too. Almost perfectly the same, except for maybe a slight difference in nose width.
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by koboll 5y ago
>because they're not even attempting to refute anything she says Yes. So they're right but bringing up irrelevancies. It's a diversionary tactic, no doubt. But it's not a "smear".
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by koboll 5y ago
Okay, so Facebook has said she - worked there for less than two years and had no direct reports - never attended some sort of key meeting - did not work on the subject matter in question ...and therefore, she lacks context which undermines
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by koboll 5y ago
Has there ever been a product that isn't designed to manipulate your emotional state?
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by koboll 5y ago
>prison should be about rehabilitation, not punishment It should. But simply letting people out is neither.
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"Things are getting substantially better" doesn't mean "everything is fine".
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It's now possible to supplement C15:0 directly: https://fatty15.com/ Not C17:0 yet, however.
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It's weak evidence because COVID-19 observational studies are riddled with confounders due to COVID patients generally throwing everything at it they can to try and stay alive. The exact same pattern occurred with hydroxychloroquine. L
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by koboll 5y ago
Okay. I mean, that's bad, obviously. But is there any evidence this is something intrinsic to Instagram as a platform, rather than the general practice of posting photos on social media? If Instagram didn't exist, surely teens wou

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