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by panny 4y ago
All the fired xooglers seemed to praise their former employeer on social media, so they seem to accept that they deserved to be fired. It's hard to be mad at the CEO, when the people who lost their jobs displayed no anger.
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by panny 4y ago
If you have a key that can't be reflashed, source code is irrelevant. It may as well be hardwired circuits. Even Richard Stallman agrees on this point. I don't want a field programmable key, because it expands the attack surface.I
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by panny 4y ago
>But it lacks programmability For a lot of us, that's a feature, not a bug.
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by panny 4y ago
Okay, but the YK5 was available before this acquisition and is still the same key after. Not sure how the NFC part factors into your assessment. I assumed SPAC meant something technical about the key.
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by panny 4y ago
>pre-SPAC ?
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by panny 4y ago
Built by more immigrants? That is turtles all the way down.
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by panny 4y ago
Who's quality of living? If no one can afford housing, QoL is poor. I guess it improves billionaire quality of living though.
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by panny 4y ago
The housing crisis isn't just supply side. When you allow millions if immigrants into a country (legally or otherwise) they need a place to live.
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by panny 4y ago
>TV channel watched by 60 million daily screaming that your very existence hurts the country Yet the TV channel is controlled by the council on foreign relations, like all tv channels, and says exactly what the government directs them to
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by panny 4y ago
>The shy, retiring black widows generally tried to escape, fighting back only as a last resort. Cool, so this will drive evolutionary pressure to create aggressive black widows. Awesome. That's exactly what the world needed.
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by panny 4y ago
This is down to company culture. I've worked in places that encouraged hard work by staying out of my way and giving me the tools I need to do the job, and I've worked in places where breaking the curve isn't simply frowned u
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by panny 4y ago
>it’s mostly due to the fact that higher mortgage rates made the listings hitting the market less affordable House prices didn't appreciate faster, mortgage rates went up. A great transfer of wealth from the property tax man to the
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by panny 4y ago
Maintainable code or performant code, yes. That's always a tradeoff. The most high performance code will be manually tuned assembly, but I don't see author writing in assembly, so he's already made some tradeoff against perfo
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by panny 4y ago
>Builders won't increase the supply if unit price is close to unit cost as their profit would be narrowed. Sounds a lot like the reasoning behind farm subsidies, doesn't it?
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by panny 4y ago
Low income housing is associated with more crime, but warehouses are not. The residents were probably satisfied with the result.
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by panny 4y ago
I just wanted to follow up here. Yes, people have been hospitalized. Would you care to revise your statement? https://twitter.com/StatusCoup/status/1629530227146731521
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by panny 4y ago
I am puzzled here. Why is the FBI expecting the free market to solve the problem created by the free market? Are these scams somehow legal? If the scam is illegal, and search engines are promoting the scams at the top of search rankings, do
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by panny 4y ago
>I do enjoy it, but Grass is always greener on the other side I guess.
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by panny 4y ago
>The most fertile years are spent (quite rightly) enjoying life You don't think you could enjoy raising offspring of your own?
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by panny 4y ago
It depends on how you're using it, but the hardware token generally requires a pin for most operations. I think the real argument is that hardware tokens absolve the web host/service of responsiblity for passwords. With tokens I&#
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by panny 4y ago
>Obama "drinking" the water in a publicity stunt Yeah, they did an equally convincing photo op this time too. OhioEPA forgot to crop out the bottle of smartwater when they claimed to drink from the tap... and everyone immediate
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by panny 4y ago
>no one in East Palestine is sick Gastrointestinal bleeding https://twitter.com/StatusCoup/status/1626288682326958083 Family including three year old child diagnosed respiratory infections https://tw
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by panny 4y ago
Isn't it a little wierd that they go to all the trouble of renaming master to main, then choose to name their code search engine blackbird after LIU deemed the name racist, https://www.thecollegefix.com/long-island-univ
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by panny 4y ago
I'm glad I watched that before firing off a knee jerk response about moderation. I will point out that he is complaining that his question didn't show up right away and he is taking that personally. I would simply assume that my c
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by panny 4y ago
>A lot of tech industry doesn't seem to take FLOSS license violations very seriously. devil's advocate Why should they? The original point of the GPL was to be the anti-copyright, the copyleft. The original point was to preve
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by panny 4y ago
Oops, I meant to reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34674371 and here I am replying to the main thread, lacking context. My mistake.
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by panny 4y ago
>the system is bad Doctors aren't paid when you are healthy. How would you suggest fixing such a system? Because if you figure it out, there's a whole system of auto mechanics that could probably benefit from the solution.
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by panny 4y ago
Log4shell raised something else that isn't being discussed much: Staying up to date on latest versions of dependencies is not always a good idea. Log4j 1.x didn't have the log4shell vulnerability. Log4j 2.x did. Those who stayed b
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by panny 4y ago
>A better question to ask: How all these people refusing to work are paying their bills? I think the answer is obvious. They don't. I guess you've never been poor.
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by panny 4y ago
>it's a fine question >It's not a multi choice question But it IS a multiple choice question, and it is ambiguous, which is why it's not a fine question. It's a sloppy, poorly constructed question, which isn't

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