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lordgilman
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Aidentified | Python Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer | Remote (USA), Boston, Charlotte | Full-time We map personal relationships and present them in a way that helps sales teams find leads. The Python Engineer position will primarily wo
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How to Lose Money in Derivatives (2014) [pdf]
(eprints.lse.ac.uk)
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They all seem like APIs that could be abused to fingerprint the device, e.g. no two phones are going to have the same free disk space and no two devices behind the same IP address are going to have the same uptime.
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FWIW Tarsnap was launched in 2008, the initial RDS for MySQL was launched in 2009.
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The problem it solves is that the vast number of PRs on a busy team don't conflict, both at the source level and the unit test/CI level, so you can increase the throughput of PRs by automating the merging process and merging multi
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Taylor Swift fans exploit iTunes Music Store to disclose unreleased lyrics
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You colocate, like every other distro has done since the 90s.
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4y ago
Yes, it uses the same API backend as the other commercial e file systems.
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CIA Reorganization (1961)
(gilslotd.com)
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Aidentified | Data Engineer | Remote (USA) | Full-time We map personal relationships and present them in a way that helps sales teams find leads. There's a lot of heavy data engineering work that has to be done and you'd be part o
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64 bit XIDs might land in PostgreSQL 16 https://commitfest.postgresql.org/41/3594/
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The overhead would be terrible. If implemented, you'd put the syntax in your queries, but a GUC or some such would turn off validation, it'd be off by default (because of that overhead) and you'd only turn it on for local dev
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(Author here) This is also a neat idea but wouldn't help with subqueries, views or other computed relations getting joined on each other which is a major motivation of the validation proposal.
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(Author here) I think the purpose of the large result limiting is to avoid swamping the terminal with output. The whole set of --i-am-a-dummy features is to give a saving chance to the hackers who are typing away without any forethought int
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I've been on TornadoVPS (formerly prgmr.com) for ~a decade and it's been fine. They lack the ability to do lots of storage like you may need for this project. If you can configure Nextcloud to use s3 or a competitor's clone f
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California is a government too, separate from the federal government of the United States, and it hasn't been shy about regulating tech companies. I don't think this jump to foreign governments is substantiated.
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Flores & Associates | Senior Software Engineer | Remote / North Carolina | Full-time Flores is a vendor of payroll benefits programs such as FSA, FMLA, and COBRA. Our backend is in C#, we have a web frontend in React and a mobile f
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Flores & Associates | Senior Software Engineer | Remote / North Carolina | Full-time Flores is a vendor of payroll benefits programs such as FSA, FMLA, and COBRA. Our backend is in C#, we have a web frontend in React and a mobile f
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Using the rdisk over the disk device for this sort of dd bulk copy has been recommended practice on MacOS X forever.
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I'm using uBlacklist plus these two blacklists that block out spam sites that clone pages from Stack Overflow and Github. https://github.com/arosh/ublacklist-stackoverflow-translatio... https://github.c
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There's also an interesting paper written on the Vatican's view of the American Civil War: https://www.jstor.org/stable/25018756
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The memory is mostly lost to time but MacOS X before 10.4 (released in 2005) took PDF screenshots of the desktop.
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I've been using these blacklists with uBlacklist to great effect: https://github.com/arosh/ublacklist-stackoverflow-translatio... https://github.com/arosh/ublacklist-github-translation
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The Blue Box and Ma Bell
(phrack.org)
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Torqata | Software Engineer, Data Engineer, Data Scientist, Intern Data Scientist, Product Manager, Product Designer, Security Engineer | Remote | Full Time Torqata’s powerful data platform and suite of analytics products has been designed
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Torqata | Senior Software Engineer, Senior Data Engineer, Intern Data Scientist, Product Manager, Product Designer, Security Engineer | Remote | Full Time Torqata’s powerful data platform and suite of analytics products has been designed to
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Integer cents or an arbitrary precision decimal type.
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Torqata | Software Engineer, Sr. Data Engineer, Senior Data Scientist, Intern Data Scientist, Lead Solutions Architect | Remote | Full Time Torqata’s powerful data platform and suite of analytics products has been designed to enable tire ma
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I can't say my experience echoes your comment. I'm a former employer of a financial services (billing) company built around a mainframe code base started in the 70s. We probably qualify for the sort of business you had in mind wit
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Capitol Hill Babysitting Co-Op
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