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by relaunched 4y ago
Hyper inflation would be a catastrophic risk to the entire economy. If it happened in the US, it would be a catastrophic risk to the world economy. Insofar as everyone should be worried, startups should be worried. However, the only way to
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by relaunched 4y ago
Modern security is all about enabling modern engineering and allowing them to go ask quickly as responsible. Responsible has always been a function of risk / risk profile, always defined as likelihood * impact. Please don't build
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by relaunched 4y ago
My implication is that ultimately crypto will go to zero - because it is worthless. When you sell something that is worthless to someone, that is a zero sum game.
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by relaunched 4y ago
Bigger doesn't prove the game is not zero sum. There is no valid underlying use for any cryptocurrency for the average person. If you take away early adopters, crypto-zealots, shills, criminals organizations and suckers, what's le
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by relaunched 4y ago
That logic suggests that blue-collar workers have contempt for anyone that isn't a blue-collar worker. Is there any evidence to support that?
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by relaunched 4y ago
Yes. The purpose of this sort of password convention is to make it more human friendly (easier to remember or dictate), while maintaining security. Password strength / entropy is all about how long would it take an attacker to brute fo
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Efficiently making hydrogen from sea water(arstechnica.com)
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by relaunched 4y ago
Be really careful with these types of businesses. It's not that they don't or can't make good money - it's that they do require a decent amount of work, especially at the beginning and if you are trying to turn them arou
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by relaunched 4y ago
There's no hard and fast rule, especially when you're working with a small team. When I think of a solution architect, they select the right technology/technologies for the job - usually in an enterprise setting where the tec
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by relaunched 4y ago
I'm 38. It didn't improve any symptoms. It's supposed to lengthen the periods between attacks. I never fully recovered from the last attack, so I have a new set of symptoms I just have to live with.
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by relaunched 4y ago
Don't ever make a person show you who they really are, twice. If you decide to move forward with this person, this is the type of behavior you are always going to have to look out for. You shouldn't allow yourself to every be surp
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by relaunched 4y ago
dang ftw - again
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by relaunched 4y ago
This. The Wahl's protocol https://www.amazon.com/Wahls-Protocol-Autoimmune-Conditions-... It's very simple. Avoid foods that cause inflammation and this helps reduce MS flare-ups
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by relaunched 4y ago
Biogen offers non-income dependent financial aide that covers $20k a year towards the drug, and $2-3k a year towards the cost of infusions.
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by relaunched 4y ago
I'm on Tysabri as well. There have been no documented significant side effects in the US, which is good. Many people have many years between relapses, if they relapse at all. However, there is additional risk in taking it if you are JC
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by relaunched 4y ago
It's not necessarily just a matter of time, but many R/R turn into progressive.
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by relaunched 4y ago
I have MS; just diagnosed in March. I've noticed a bunch of little things, over the years, that are probably MS related - and a few more after a big relapse: Foot drags every so often, mental math that was easy - isn't, forgetting
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by relaunched 4y ago
It's unclear that stores are a disadvantage. Arguably, they've become more of an advantage and continue to evolve in that direction. From a supply chain point of view, having micro distribution / fulfillment centers makes a l
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by relaunched 4y ago
Blaming the tools isn't typically helpful, nor is it usually accurate.
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by relaunched 4y ago
I want to upvote this...but, I just can't.
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Dassana launches a security data lake(dassana.io)
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People with Autism have similar speech patterns across languages(psypost.org)
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by relaunched 4y ago
My take is stop listening to venture capitalists. There is no right or wrong salary level. However, there should be a common understanding that there will be some level of sacrifice in the short-term, for the long-term. However, if your co-
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by relaunched 4y ago
It seems like you're asking, "Is MySQL 8 magic?" No database will inherently do everything you need it to do (as a first class function), guarantee no loss of data, be secure and require only a working knowledge to keep up an
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by relaunched 4y ago
This is a live and learn moment. There might be a legal / contractual reason you are entitled to them, but you'd have to sue the legal current legal owner to get them, if they won't otherwise turn them over. The terms might b
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Ask HN: What unexpectedly good book have you read?
7 points by relaunched 4y ago|4 comments
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by relaunched 4y ago
This website basically says that 6 companies use Alexa, for HIPAA purposes - that they are allowing CEs and BAs access to an environment that Amazon attests is capable of being HIPAA compliant. That's a long way from the statement that
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by relaunched 4y ago
"Real startups," as you use the term, are solving problems that are subsets of problem spaces. The vision of the company should always be focused on the problem spaces. The ability to bridge between the one thing your product does
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by relaunched 4y ago
I'm gonna second the OSCP or any Offensive Security major cert. The testing is both intense and IS the actual job, when it comes to hiring security professionals - assessors, pen testers, CSIRT / Hunt folks, etc. It verified both
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by relaunched 4y ago
Huge difference. Google does it for money. Yandex does it to enable an autocracy and to maintain their ability to operate.

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