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michaeljx
2y ago
Revolver - 2005 It taught me that the biggest enemy is the one within, i.e. the ego, and taught me to challenge my desires/goals/aspirations and try to understand why it came to be that I have such desires.
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3y ago
Even in HFT, they use a text based API (FIX)
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3y ago
You could do everything a computer does with a turing machine
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3y ago
They could have mandated 2fa only at the point where they present the results.
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From what I understand, despite the tower not being able to create a gap for 30+ minutes,which although extreme may be understandable due to SFO being the way it is, another major factor was the fact that the tower was unable to provide a r
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3y ago
Most of the world does SMS 2fa without an issue. It is only a problem in the US where anyone can pretend to be anyone else, take over their identity, SSN, mobile number, take a loan in their name etc etc.
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3y ago
What kind of an educated scientific person, working in health insurance and dealing with sick people, develops anything that makes this possible?
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3y ago
Yup that's the thing, Facebook doesn't do that. The token is the only thing needed, no validation on their half if it matches a client id
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3y ago
An attacker could call the post back with a code generated for another client_id. When you use the code to query who logged in, Facebook will still respond, even if the code was not generated for your client_id
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3y ago
I agree but with a different frame of reference. How easy it is to start a startup is not dictated by how easy it is for your competitors to start one, but by how big of a moat the incumbents have. With all these tools available to me now,
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3y ago
I ve been bootstrapping a one-man tech company my self, and with 100usd/month I have the following facilities: managed db with weekly backups, managed kubernetes with autoscaling(DO), ci/cd (GitHub + self hosted runners), VPN mesh
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3y ago
Thinking about it, it's certainly not a coincidence that PACE is asking these specific 5 countries. They are all tier 1 democracies. Surprised Italy isn't in the group
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3y ago
Well, the Greek government was certainly using it so it will be easy to investigate themselves. I am sure the investigation will be transparent, impartial and will certainly discover and punish the guilty /s^2
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3y ago
100+ frames deep? I am a python dev, is that normal in Go? Sounds atrocious
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3y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Your friend is now facing the consequences of their professional choices. Their well-intentioned ideas are not simply presented and discussed, but instead forcefully shoved down our throat fro
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3y ago
Yip
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3y ago
I think societies with arranged marriage tend to be also more patriarchal, were divorce is looked down upon. At least where I am from, we used to be like that 40years ago (my father's oldest siblings were in arranged marriages). Women
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3y ago
Dragon has been certified by NASA, which is exactly how new innovations should happen. Try a new technology and certify it with an independent authority that uses well established certification standards
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Ask HN: How did Intel get it so wrong
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3y ago
I think parent means that even the grades you got don't matter. If so, that's a philosophy I kind of agree with. T