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by rustyfe 12y ago
I honestly wonder if you are a bot or someone struggling with translation. Of course if you're a bot, I don't know what your purpose is, there aren't any links in the post, it's just conversation. If this came up and I w
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by rustyfe 12y ago
And an army to back it up. Might may not make right, but it certainly helps. Other states may have some moral obligation to step in to defend a human rights violation, but only the government of a state is expected to protect its legal righ
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by rustyfe 12y ago
That isn't what he said was arbitrary though. The argument was that the pairing is arbitrary. So there's a justifiable reason why this island would have the .io TLD, but no justifiable reason why that is also an acronym for Input&
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by rustyfe 12y ago
Is it the fact that he's a fraternity member or that he used the frat shorthand that bothers you? I would say, like basically all groups of people, fraternities contain both good and bad people. They are also organizations that vary wi
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by rustyfe 12y ago
Yep, my code redeemed immediately. They even changed the copy to reflect this: "You can redeem your offer code using the link above, even if you have previously redeemed a different DigitalOcean promotional offer, credit card required
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by rustyfe 12y ago
This isn't correct. They are checking for THC, tetrahydrocannabinol, the active ingredient in marijuana.
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Penetration Testing a Combination Lock(blog.russellrollins.com)
1 points by rustyfe 12y ago|0 comments
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by rustyfe 12y ago
I don't have a meaningful response to this, I just wanted to say this is both good actionable advice and really inspiring. Thanks for this.
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by rustyfe 12y ago
This is hard to believe. 10 permute 5 is just over 30,000. Unless stamps were less than 3 cents, that scam wouldn't work. First class stamps have been 4 cents since 1958. Not to mention the labor of preparing 30,000 index cards. TL;DR
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by rustyfe 12y ago
I mean, my application to Google will be like my application to MIT. It'd be nice, but it's not realistic enough to bank on. You're right though, I should be thinking more big picture about the craft. Thank you.
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by rustyfe 12y ago
See, you created a job you wanted instead of begging for one someone had. Clearly a better position. But how did you demonstrate the capability to be useful without a track record?
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by rustyfe 12y ago
I've thought about that. That getting hired is basically just a sales problem. They don't just not teach it, they teach engineers to be actively hostile to it.
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by rustyfe 12y ago
That's true. I mean, I'm very respectful about the work I am assigned, when I manage to beg someone into giving me something to do. Everyone is very nice to me, I'm just... Bored. But good advice on building networks. Who you
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Ask HN: Are good jobs a myth?
28 points by rustyfe 12y ago|28 comments
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by rustyfe 12y ago
I will take a look at Innumerancy. A more technical exploration of the same topic sounds right up my alley. Thanks!
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by rustyfe 12y ago
Quick, someone write a python script to perform common character substitutions on a list of the most common New Year's resolutions. If this catches on you might have a useful brute forcing dictionary.
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by rustyfe 12y ago
I just finished reading The Signal and The Noise by Nate Silver. It was an interesting read, but it felt a bit shallow in it's analysis. I was feeling the need for some fiction, so I picked up Vladimir Nabokov's translation of Eug